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<blockquote data-quote="Clovishound" data-source="post: 848261" data-attributes="member: 50197">Welcome. I Spent a lot of time with Pentax cameras back in the day. I ended up going with Nikon after a long hiatus, and moving to the digital world. The D850 is a great choice, IMO, for a DSLR. It's big, it's heavy and it's loud, but it is a real workhorse with a ton of features, and durable build. Actually, I like big and heavy for a camera. Full disclosure: I'm on the mirrorless bandwagon myself, but that's me, and I recognize that a DSLR is the best fit for many, and if I had to go back to a DSLR, the D850 would be my choice, hands down. If you aren't into the more gear/feature demanding genres, like wildlife, sports, etc, the D850 should do a great job for you for many, many years to come, and is still no slouch for wildlife or sports when pressed into service for those.We look forward to seeing some of your images. Enjoy that new cameras smell!!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Clovishound, post: 848261, member: 50197"] Welcome. I Spent a lot of time with Pentax cameras back in the day. I ended up going with Nikon after a long hiatus, and moving to the digital world. The D850 is a great choice, IMO, for a DSLR. It's big, it's heavy and it's loud, but it is a real workhorse with a ton of features, and durable build. Actually, I like big and heavy for a camera. Full disclosure: I'm on the mirrorless bandwagon myself, but that's me, and I recognize that a DSLR is the best fit for many, and if I had to go back to a DSLR, the D850 would be my choice, hands down. If you aren't into the more gear/feature demanding genres, like wildlife, sports, etc, the D850 should do a great job for you for many, many years to come, and is still no slouch for wildlife or sports when pressed into service for those. We look forward to seeing some of your images. Enjoy that new cameras smell!! [/QUOTE]

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