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D500 owner. Clearly the original post was directed at the high end and reads much like first world problems and to the extent that much of his wish list is not
by beezle 9y ago
D500 owner. Clearly the original post was directed at the high end and reads much like first world problems and to the extent that much of his wish list is not on all cameras can be attributed to profit margins.
I agree with the raw stuff and perhaps the focus as well (though what he asks is just a function of modern day laziness).
I disagree with the wifi and usb issues. I can count how many times I have used wifi. And only at home. Really do not want to be having to set up wifi access at every location, do not want the security risk of wifi, and most imporant - do not want the battery drain of wifi.
As to USB - give it a couple years and the usb connections will be type C. Camera companies are very conservative and won't punt on the traditional until they are certain it won't be a hardship. USB 3.0 is already available on the d500 and d850.
The d500 and d850 for sure have UHS-II, I'm sure similar Canon models do as well.
Which brings up another point - I don't transfer files over USB either. For the most part, I take the card out and use a reader with laptop or desktop. The USB is nice to have when using other equipment but I find it no inconvenience to use the card manually.
- kayfox 9y agoAgree on battery drain, I can leave my D300s on for days and it still has battery left. If it had WiFi it would be a matter of hours.