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Message: <blockquote data-quote="J-see" data-source="post: 465680" data-attributes="member: 31330">It will depend on what you're shooting.The D810 is a phenomenal cam but I don't consider it an action cam. It's not that the frame rate is much of a problem as the write times are. If I have to shoot a burst or two and manage to flood my buffer, if something comes along I desire to shoot when that occurs, I'm pretty much screwed since it takes a while before it has written the info to my card.It's less of a problem with the D750 or D7200 which are both very nice cams to shoot action. The fact that their file sizes are smaller implies the buffer is cleared up faster which allows me to take more shots.But like I said; it'll depend upon what you shoot and what performance you expect.</blockquote>