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My only gripe with D5вЂ™s ergonomic is the placement of the AF toggle switch (seen below in the lower right corner by the FX badge) and the mode selector. With the XQD card, the camera can shoot RAW at 12 fps indefinitely.

Having to deal with only one type of memory card and reader simplifies traveling and the workflow. and allows for up to 512GB (2 x 256 GB XQD cards) of in-camera storage. The XQD interface is based on the faster PCI-E interface with continuous write speed >400MB/sec. The D5 can be ordered with either dual CF (which is completely obsolete in 2019) or dual XQD card interface. the D5 numeric LCDвЂ™s (top and rear) both have a blue back light as opposed to the green in D850 and D500. One nice feature of the three Nikon bodies shown above is back-lit buttons that make it easier to work in dim conditions. The menu system is almost identical between the three cameras.

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The D5 is actually smaller and lighter than the D850 with the optional grip attached (required to achieve 9 fps continuous shooting).ДЇrom left to right: Nikon D500, Nikon D5 and the Nikon D850 plus the MB-D18 grip The images below show the D5 side-by-side next the gripped Nikon D850 and the smaller D500. Overall, the build quality is the same level as the Canon 1D series, the best in the industry. The large grip and large buttons makes it easy to operate the D5 in cold temperatures and when wearing thick gloves. The build quality of the Nikon D5 is very high as expected, Nikon have spared no expense here making this body from a single piece of magnesium coated with a tough weather-proof rubber skin.

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This time I got to try the D850 which is a slower camera than the D5 but even when shooting at a modest 7fps (the loaner did not have the Nikon grip) I was impressed with the higher keeper ratio when photographing challenging subjectsвЂ¦ Fast forward to present day and I am publishing my first review of a Nikon pro body for bird photography. In early 2018, a fellow bird photographer convinced me to try the Nikon system again but with a different AF setting. During my shoot, I set up the camera the same way I had always set up my Canon cameras which produced the best results for that system. Please refer to my EOS-1D X MKII review here. It seemed like a huge step up from the previous generations of Nikon cameras but not much better than CanonвЂ™s flagship EOS-1D X Mark II which I was using at the time. When I first tried a Nikon D5 attached to a Nikon AF-S 600mm f/4 E FL in Bolsa Chica, in southern CA, I did not notice a significant difference. Cross comparing results for such subject as BIF is very difficult since the skill and the experience of the photographer is the most important factor in the output.

By 2017 there were a few credible reports by respected bird photographers claiming the Nikon AF system performing noticeably better than the Canon system when shooting BIF. 51) offering a very dense array of sensors. The new system tripled the number of focus sensors (153 vs.

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NikonвЂ™s new AF system is not simply an evolution of the same older AF systems, such as it was with EOS-1 D series cameras. This all changed with the introduction of the D5 and Multi-Cam 20K AF system that can be found in the D500, D850 as well as the D5. With the EOS-1D X and 1D X Mark II, Canon made a number of improvements in the AF department, further widening the gap with Nikon which was still stuck with the old system.

The servo drive in the old Nikon lenses was just too slow for serious BIF. Back then, my conclusion was that while the Nikon system was a bit more consistent than the then Canon EOS-1D Mark IV in terms of AF, it struggled to keep up with challenging BIF. I owned a Nikon D3s for a brief period in 2011. Prior to the D5, high-end Nikon DSLRвЂ™s were fitted with the decade-old Mulit-CAM 3500 AF module which was first introduced in 2007, with the Nikon D3.

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Note: this review contains full HD images best viewed on a high resolution desktop screen, to view in HD click on each image.ДЄnnounced back in January 2016, the D5 is NikonвЂ™s flagship DSLR and it was the first camera to feature NikonвЂ™s new Multi-CAM 20K AF system. I wanted to put the Nikon rig into its paces and deliver an objective review based on its field performance, rather than on the short lived excitement and the adrenaline that comes with a brand new piece of equipment. Many have asked why it took me such a long time to publish the review of NikonвЂ™s flagship D5 which is the first piece of Nikon equipment I received back in Jan вЂ™18. Early in 2018, after over a decade of shooting birds with Canon equipment, I switched to the Nikon system, aka the dark side.