Need DF people to answer quickly, please.

[Moab Man]

Psssttt...you should add the D750 and Df to your signature! Glad you are still enjoying your Df.

I tried, but not smart enough to remember how to find the signature.

 

[hark]

I tried, but not smart enough to remember how to find the signature.

Haha! Here, try this link.

https://nikonites.com/profile.php?do=editsignature

 

[SkvLTD]

I might pop for a used one if I see one for less than $1,200, which is more realistic since they are about $1K over-priced to start with.

Well, 1400 is more of a reasonable price because this still sports a D4 sensor, and honestly used IS the way to go. I got mine for 17 or 1800 with barely any mileage on it.

 

[Blade Canyon]

Now the Df on Craigslist is down to $1,200. It's getting harder to resist.

 

[Krs_2007]

Did they tell you the shutter count? I really want one, but I have too many kids that need cars. I might drift over to craigslist to see what's out there.

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[Blade Canyon]

22k clicks.

 

[carguy]

Now the Df on Craigslist is down to $1,200. It's getting harder to resist.

Just buy it already

 

[Blade Canyon]

Just buy it already

I'm still thinking $1k+ is too much to spend for only one stop gain over my D800. I'll put that $1k aside in my head as "savings", then not feel so guilty making a big purchase when Nikon releases their next consumer FX body with the newest sensor and the newest processor and a two or three stops gain in reduced noise low light imaging. That's the only feature I'm trying to gain with a new body.

 

[carguy]

I'm still thinking $1k+ is too much to spend for only one stop gain over my D800. I'll put that $1k aside in my head as "savings", then not feel so guilty making a big purchase when Nikon releases their next consumer FX body with the newest sensor and the newest processor and a two or three stops gain in reduced noise low light imaging. That's the only feature I'm trying to gain with a new body.

People are not buying a Df based on technical specs alone. They buy it for the performance AND retro look.

 

[atleo]

I really like mine.


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[SkvLTD]

I'm still thinking $1k+ is too much to spend for only one stop gain over my D800. I'll put that $1k aside in my head as "savings", then not feel so guilty making a big purchase when Nikon releases their next consumer FX body with the newest sensor and the newest processor and a two or three stops gain in reduced noise low light imaging. That's the only feature I'm trying to gain with a new body.

Smaller pixel count is better at night, plus flatship tweaked sensor than a studio-intended one. There are benefits. Also non-Ai glass without any mods. But otherwise, you do get it for aesthetics first with performance to back up the hip looks.