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<blockquote data-quote="spb_stan" data-source="post: 695734" data-attributes="member: 43545"><p>The D7200 is an excellent all-rounder and price that is just right for many. It is, in decent light it has a bit better DR at low ISO so for portraits and landscape is might be a better choice. But the D500 is far better on AF, and JPG processing that allows the camera to be very good in high ISO/low light scenes. It is also pro-level weather sealing, and shutter endurance so overall, for many the D500 is worth the difference that its newer version Expeed processor makes, and higher build quality. Both are perfect for a wide overlapping set of users.&nbsp; I would prefer the D500 however since it fits more of what I would find helpful. It is a good match as a lighter smaller action camera paired with a d810/600 but might not be such a valued pairing with the D850 which has a great AF system. The only real advantage for this latter shooter would be longer reach with telephoto lenses.&nbsp; The D850 can have the pixel density in DX mode that would negate that advantage of the D850. I have a D800 and considered the D500 but added a D850 and Z6 so I feel pretty full of camera goodness now.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="spb_stan, post: 695734, member: 43545"] The D7200 is an excellent all-rounder and price that is just right for many. It is, in decent light it has a bit better DR at low ISO so for portraits and landscape is might be a better choice. But the D500 is far better on AF, and JPG processing that allows the camera to be very good in high ISO/low light scenes. It is also pro-level weather sealing, and shutter endurance so overall, for many the D500 is worth the difference that its newer version Expeed processor makes, and higher build quality. Both are perfect for a wide overlapping set of users. I would prefer the D500 however since it fits more of what I would find helpful. It is a good match as a lighter smaller action camera paired with a d810/600 but might not be such a valued pairing with the D850 which has a great AF system. The only real advantage for this latter shooter would be longer reach with telephoto lenses. The D850 can have the pixel density in DX mode that would negate that advantage of the D850. I have a D800 and considered the D500 but added a D850 and Z6 so I feel pretty full of camera goodness now. [/QUOTE]

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