The D810 is the most well-rounded DSLR you can buy right now.
The D810 is the most well-rounded DSLR you can buy right now.
It’s what the D5500 does best: great-looking images in almost any situation you can throw at it.
Realistically, this is the DSLR that most serious shooters should be considering in the Nikon lineup. You have to have a very specific need above and beyond the D7200’s feature set and performance to really justify anything else.
Fortunately, those things generally won’t tend to stop you from shooting with this powerhouse and producing excellent images.
As a dirt simple, basic, crop sensor DSLR, the Nikon D3400 is arguably the best of what’s out there. Except for maybe the D3300;~).
Let me step in with a more rational view based upon actual use: the D7500 is a better camera than the D7200.
What I do agree with in Sigma's marketing is this line: "a new dimension of visual experience." We haven't had wide angle lenses this wide and fast in the past, let alone one with some exceptional performance aspects to it.
