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<blockquote data-quote="BackdoorArts" data-source="post: 518575" data-attributes="member: 9240">One of the first things I played with over the weekend was the D1 Mkiii and a 300mm f2.8 and I was stunned by the speed of the autofocus.&nbsp; I'm also incredibly impressed with Canon's in-camera color rendering for JPEGs, and it's the JPEG related functions available on the Canon line that, IMHO, have kept it the clear choice for pro news photographers because they have no desire to spend anything more than a minute in post before getting their photos in.&nbsp; The noise reduction and other functions in the JPEG engine have made it possible to lag behind in sensor arena and still not suffer from an IQ perspective.Your comparison is at the heart of my current situation, though you can replace the D610 with a D750.&nbsp; The question I am now asking myself is, &quot;If instead of a D750 and a 70-200mm F4 I had been shooting with a D4s and a 70-200mm F2.8, would I be as impressed?&nbsp; And if not, how does my impression factor into whether or not I want to jump?&quot;&nbsp; The good news is that I have an (almost) unlimited time available to make that decision.&nbsp; The bad news is there's this lens 3rd party lens I want to get and I don't want have to wait until I make that choice.&nbsp; LOL</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BackdoorArts, post: 518575, member: 9240"] One of the first things I played with over the weekend was the D1 Mkiii and a 300mm f2.8 and I was stunned by the speed of the autofocus. I'm also incredibly impressed with Canon's in-camera color rendering for JPEGs, and it's the JPEG related functions available on the Canon line that, IMHO, have kept it the clear choice for pro news photographers because they have no desire to spend anything more than a minute in post before getting their photos in. The noise reduction and other functions in the JPEG engine have made it possible to lag behind in sensor arena and still not suffer from an IQ perspective. Your comparison is at the heart of my current situation, though you can replace the D610 with a D750. The question I am now asking myself is, "If instead of a D750 and a 70-200mm F4 I had been shooting with a D4s and a 70-200mm F2.8, would I be as impressed? And if not, how does my impression factor into whether or not I want to jump?" The good news is that I have an (almost) unlimited time available to make that decision. The bad news is there's this lens 3rd party lens I want to get and I don't want have to wait until I make that choice. LOL [/QUOTE]

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