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Mixing a contemporary imaging approach with traditional form and function, the Nikon D780 is a versatile DSLR excelling in both photography and video applications. Featuring a 24.5MP full-frame CMOS sensor, high-resolution stills and video recording are possible, and the sensor features a BSI design for heightened clarity and reduced noise levels to suit working in a variety of lighting conditions. This sensor also enables a wide sensitivity range from ISO 100-51200, which can be expanded to ISO 50-204800, along with a quick 7 fps shooting rate with the viewfinder or 12 fps in live view. This sensor also permits UHD 4K video recording up to 30 fps using either full-frame or cropped areas. Full HD recording up to 120 fps is available, too, along with integrated N-Log Gamma and HLG settings.
The D750 was the camera of choice for many wedding professionals but it was getting a bit dated. Mirrorless cameras were becoming the norm but after trying the Sony A7 iii I was disappointed with the speed of the camera and focusing as I’m renowned for my natural moment grabbing shots. With the advent of the D780 you have a camera that is better in low light, faster to focus, has great video and a super fast silent mirrorless feel. The camera seems to be a mix of SLR and mirrorless features and provides the best of both worlds.
With the D780, my already owned Z6 becomes my B camera.
While mirror-less is more compact, SLR gives wider and less expensive choice of lenses. Manual focus is also easier with the view-finder. Unlike the Z series, you can let it power on all the time without worrying fast run off of battery power, thus quick to respond to a shooting opportunity. I like the body design having more function buttons than the Z series and therefore less need to go to the screen control. The D780 also gives me similar live view functions of the Z series. Thus now I pick this camera more than the Z6 I already owned -- the latter becomes my B camera. (Of course, if you need to shoot video and rely very much on vibration stabilization, the Z series is a much better choice.)