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<blockquote data-quote="Akiviri" data-source="post: 136642" data-attributes="member: 13536">I agree with the last two posters above.First go get some hands on experience.Then go Fx D800 and grab a 50mm and maybe something in the 100mm +/- range (maybe the 105mm Micro) and go shoot til your eyes water - I know I would lol.Seriously - if you're planning to go Fx at some point, the only real question is which one do you want. Currently the D800 is the digital full frame camera for landscapes, but that don't mean much if it doesn't have the things you want on it and/or don't like it for whatever reason. In which case I would just wait til there is one I like with the lenses I want for it now. You know there is a sequel coming, it's just a question of when and what you want to do in the meantime - providing the D800 doesn't wow you. My 2c about landscape cameras - Fx and the more resolution the better - which is why I'm going Medium Format for 'serious' work. This is another option for you (**edit - just to get you even more confused - but it is an option if you are serious about landscapes) - without going into details as this is a Nikon forum lol.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Akiviri, post: 136642, member: 13536"] I agree with the last two posters above. First go get some hands on experience. Then go Fx D800 and grab a 50mm and maybe something in the 100mm +/- range (maybe the 105mm Micro) and go shoot til your eyes water - I know I would lol. Seriously - if you're planning to go Fx at some point, the only real question is which one do you want. Currently the D800 is [I]the[/I] digital full frame camera for landscapes, but that don't mean much if it doesn't have the things you want on it and/or don't like it for whatever reason. In which case I would just wait til there is one I like with the lenses I want for it now. You [I]know [/I]there is a sequel coming, it's just a question of when and what you want to do in the meantime - providing the D800 doesn't wow you. My 2c about landscape cameras - Fx and the more resolution the better - which is why I'm going Medium Format for 'serious' work. This is another option for you (**edit - just to get you even more confused - but it [I]is[/I] an option if you are serious about landscapes) - without going into details as this is a Nikon forum lol. [/QUOTE]

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