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<blockquote data-quote="Danno_RIP" data-source="post: 585200" data-attributes="member: 34269">First, I am not trying to convince you to buy an 810, but simply share my perspective on reviews in places like Amazon. I used to get really wrapped around the axle over reviews.&nbsp; I looked at them and really struggled with things that did not have 5 stars.&nbsp; But the more things I have bought over the years the more I realize that more people complain than praise.&nbsp; I looked at the Amazon page for the 810.&nbsp; Only 230 reviews.&nbsp; Of that 28 were critical.&nbsp; I am thinking that they have sold more than that.&nbsp; I think about my own practices.&nbsp; If I have a problem I am quick to complain in a review.&nbsp; But if everything is good I do not always bother to write a review... If I really like something I might, but it takes time to do it right and I do not always have the time or am willing to make the time to do it.&nbsp; &nbsp; I do not have the 810 but I am surely leaning that way when I make the move to full frame.&nbsp; A good friend at my church has one and he loves it...&nbsp; loved it right out of the box.&nbsp; I have shot it a few times and I really do like it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Danno_RIP, post: 585200, member: 34269"] First, I am not trying to convince you to buy an 810, but simply share my perspective on reviews in places like Amazon. I used to get really wrapped around the axle over reviews. I looked at them and really struggled with things that did not have 5 stars. But the more things I have bought over the years the more I realize that more people complain than praise. I looked at the Amazon page for the 810. Only 230 reviews. Of that 28 were critical. I am thinking that they have sold more than that. I think about my own practices. If I have a problem I am quick to complain in a review. But if everything is good I do not always bother to write a review... If I really like something I might, but it takes time to do it right and I do not always have the time or am willing to make the time to do it. I do not have the 810 but I am surely leaning that way when I make the move to full frame. A good friend at my church has one and he loves it... loved it right out of the box. I have shot it a few times and I really do like it. [/QUOTE]

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