Joves wrote: Personally when my D300 gives up the ghost I will be going FX. The reason being is that since Nikon increased its MP count you have a ton more room for cropping if needed. As where when Nikon first released theD300, D700, and D3 they all had the same pixel count, so the cropping on the FX images were not as goo Image Quality wise. The D300 having the crop factor had advantages. And yes the FX/DX cameras do have about the same pixel counts, but since the counts are higher, the resolutions are greater. And you now have a very printable image in larger sizes as well.
There is no extra reach. That is a marketing fallacy. The only thing that the difference in sensor size does is change the apparent Field of View with a crop. So you have essentially cropped your image once not increased the reach.
As this little example shows what is really happening.
So you have to look at do you shoot mostly wildlife, and want the extra cropping ability? Or do you shoot some wildlife, and more general shooting where the extra field will benefit you? I do shoot wildlife a fair amount, but now do not care about the extra cropping ability with the new sensors. Now you have to ask, and think about whether you do as well.
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