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@@EElgar1857 interesting 🤔 Can you tell us why please?

I think colors are a bit different due to sensor generation I will make a comparison test the same day the same scene to be able to give you a correct answer Over the image quality, the D6 is an achievement of what was already good in the D3S in terms of Af, Light exposure, speed, shortcuts buttons, user interface and so on and so forth. And you get a little more pixels but not tooooo much 👍

@@russellbawden1105 great to read your comment, thanks a lot for that. My D3X is also able to work with AFP lenses such as the 70-300 f/4,5-5,6 which is incredibly sharp and fast

@@mobilography6786 thanks a lot.

Hello Chris and thanks for watching this las video. Well the answer is simple, the D3X doesn't go very High in ISO in the contrary of the D3S It's a camera you want to shoot at its lower ISO to get the best image quality. Thanks again for your support. Have a great day

@DidierMOULINPhotography thx. I didn’t know that!

No problemo ! Check my video of the D3X here : ruclips.net/video/I9EH5b5IvKM/видео.htmlsi=VMwlGICuh5I-Xzmb

@@DidierMOULINPhotography thank you 🙏

@@Bonjurro I think that as soon as you put a card in the second slot it should work. Isn’t it the case ?

thanks Nick for your support. It's true that for landscape you don't need fast access to functions ! Yes Nikon and for sure other manufacturers in a different manner, have designed they cameras in a user oriented way.

Hi, thank you for this very positive feedback and sharing your experience with the D3X. Yes indeed you are right, when 14 bits RAW is engaged, the burst rate drops... But personally I love this sound ! It doesn't change if I am in 12 or 14 bits and it's one of the characteristic of the camera that I really like. This sound is amazing. OK you are not discrete at all, but what a machine in action.

What a pleasure ! thanks a lot

@@KimHojbergJensen Wouaw great to know your D3S has gone so far ! Congrats

@@villegas24 that’s great to read this kind of message It shows how it’s still relevant to make photography with these old gems of cameras ! Enjoy and have fun

@@ericlawrie7044 great feedback thanks a lot for your comment Eric I guess it was so expensive because of its sensor in competition with medium format cameras for studio photography still at a fraction of their price. In low light you need to keep ISO as low as possible et use very fast lenses but I’m you know this camera better than I do.

Hi there. Thanks for your request. As you might see in my videos, I'm an independent and unbiased photographer and whatever I showcase, I buy myself. I've never sponsored but I understand also it's a way it woks nowadays. I checked your products film emulators and for sure it looks great. I like myself trying to find my own filters playing in Capture One. Email me ans see what you propose.

@@DidierMOULINPhotography We always ask for honest reviews. Anyway thank you for your answer!

@@Dehancer waiting for your proposal by mail please .

@@utube321piotr thanks for your message When it was launched it was sooo expensive that few photographers bought one. Only portrait studio photographers. The D3S arrived one year later … they are complementary cameras that’s why I own both. Regarding editing, I shoot raw and edit my photographs with Capture One in a very classical manner. What would you like to know precisely ? Have a good day

@@alexugljesic it’s far enough indeed !

200% agree with you. I tested a Z6ii and sold it few weeks later. Exactly for the same reason you mention. The AI in the AF system is frequently messing around whereas with a true DSLR, you rarely miss your focus. And if you do it's your fault !

Thanks I appreciate your feedback.

@@Mar-n3p-m3l salut Michael. Je jongle entre les deux mondes D’un coté mes reflex Nikon desquels je n’arrive pas à me séparer et de l’autre la monture L avec des optiques incroyables

@@DidierMOULINPhotography 👍

@@Boss80gb thank you so much for your comment. I share your spirit as I lost my father one year ago. I’m sure each time you put your hand on one of his gear you can feel him. What are the camera and lenses you prefer from this heritage ? Have a great day and enjoy life my friend !

@@Boss80gb what a pleasure to read that you love my channel far away there in the USA! Thanks 🙏

@@bngr_bngr thanks for your comment. D3 and D700 still have their place today in a camera bag. This 12 Mpixels sensor works fine and delivers pleasing colors. Stay tuned !

I love using my manual focus Voightländer lenses with my D3's.

But I also have many AF-D lenses as well for when I don't want to focus manually.

@@BlancGivre these cameras are very powerful still today. But please don’t keep them on a shelf and go out and shoot 😊😉. 2000 shutter counts is very low. Do you use other cameras?

@@BlancGivre thé Voigtlander lenses have a real nice design. I never used one but I was tempted some years ago.

@@BlancGivre there are some incredibly good AF-D lenses.

@@duringthemeanwhilst Hello Nick! I’m happy I push myself to do this one and I really want to do more. Maybe another one on this D3X about the Pros and Cons. Have a good day my friend !

@@michaeljin5241 thank you so much for this feedback. Do you enjoy using a D3S too ?

@@johandenhertog6878 O’m happy for you man! Thanks a lot for your message and interest

@@kennyadvocat indeed Nikon wants us to get rid of the past and purchase 100% new. I wish they put all their Knowledge into a new DSLR, a sort of better D780, a Df II , a D950…

@@LukeDorny thanks a lot for your message. Glad you have taken this decision and I hope you will enjoy your experience. In case of using a M lense, if it is 6 bit coded (Leica only) the best would be to get the Leica M to L adapter or M to T which is the same. At the beginning the L mount didn’t exist and it was the T mount. Otherwise you don’t need the expensive Leica if your lenses are not coded. The additional EVF is welcomed too for manual focusing in bright day light.

@@DidierMOULINPhotography gotcha. That’s really helpful. So the older Leica M mount lens aren’t coded really as I understand it. But I see M mounts with two different sizes, ZM for Zeiss?, and M screw mount, there’s a little need for clearing this up. There also seems to be a variety of adapters, too! With this camera still for sale by Leica it seems to be popular lately. I’d really enjoy a follow up video about how to use this camera in today’s world of lenses. Cheers!

@@imadrhandour6131 Avec plaisir Regardez l’ensemble des vidéos de comparaison 😉

@@samuelgiron7266 you are welcome !

@@highpeakbirds6685 I regretted few days after and found another one 😁

@@DidierMOULINPhotography excellent, hopefully you do some more videos in the classic.. it’s certainly my favorite of my collection

@@RvSun thanks for your comment and your appreciation The D6 has much more than the low light capacity compared to the D3S. It’s so fast and improved in all perspectives but the D3S remains a very good camera. So good that I bought another after selling mine 🤣 Regarding the eye tracking, you have to take in consideration that it is a DSLR and not a mirror less camera. That’s why it’s so unique ! You have the brightness of an OVF with eye tracking.. Enjoy photography and stay tuned 😉

@@samuelsmith6804 the D850 has the tilt screen and live view that is great for street in manual focusing ! Enjoy and let us know

@@dewildedame13 you are among those who love it. 😊 I sold my silver model and I regretted few months later. I found a black one in mint condition in a store last year and restarted my journey with this little wonderful piece of gear that has a unique relation to photography. What lens do you use on it? For now I only have the 18mm and I sometimes use the 35mm APO SUMMICRON SL but it’s a little big for this body. I remember the 35 1.4 TL is amazing and as pleasing as the 50 1.4 SL on the SL body

@@DidierMOULINPhotography I have a wide array of lenses I use, I found that the L-Mount is crazy adaptable. So I use all kinds of old relatively cheap glass. I also have three actual L-Mount lenses. I have the 18mm and the Leica Apo-Macro-Elmarit-TL 2,8/60mm, the latter is an amazing lens but quite big and cluncky. I mainly use manual focus lenses and right now that is the TTArtisan C 35mm F/0.95 and the Konica Hexanon AR 57mm f1.2. Both have a very wide aperture and you can do crazy stuff with them and during normal light they are pretty easy to use if you stop them down a bit and do some street photography (which is what I really enjoy). It is a very pleasant photowalk camera that let's you focus on the photo and the process and not so much on the camera it self. I use the evf a lot ande while I am looking through the evf I can control my Shutter, Aperture, ISO and I can zoom in to check if everything is sharp, it is just me and whatever captured my attention.

@@DidierMOULINPhotography I have the 18 mm and the 60 mm from leica for the system. I shoot with a whole bunch of old adapted lenses as well. I love how flexible the camera is in that regard.

@@dewildedame13 yes and even better with the visoflex

@@DidierMOULINPhotography Hahaha yes! That investment was soo worth it!

@@jorsetti yes you are right. If it’s too dark and ISO are at the max set value, the shutter speed will drop. Thanks for sharing your experience

You are perfectly right indeed. This is crucial. A missed focus is better than nothing sometimes !

@@JrPfreedom first of all I want to thank you for your interest in my video. D700 is still a great camera with professional features D3S and X are great complementary professional cameras. Very big and a bit slow compared to recent cameras The Df is something apart Image quality wise it’s stunning with the D4’s sensor The AF is the one of the D600… a little bit slow Overall I love this camera for street or non too demanding portraits and mostly in black and white with old lenses (ais primes) that balance well on the body.

@@ericfore hello and thank you for your comment Don’t get me wrong, the eye tracking of the D6 is far superior to the Z6ii for instance. It identifies the eye and keep tracking it with surrounding AF points. Like a group of AF points centered on the eye. While photographing sport action it’s really reliable. Impressive technology.

@@omeuteacherdani these cameras are so affordable nowadays You can only have fun !!!

@@winfcad yes indeed Thanks for watching And now with the mirror less market you can easily find affordable single digit Nikon and get a real pleasing and enthousiastic experience of photography. I Hope you’ll realise your dream Let me know

@@Ton-x4r I was a single at this moment 🤣🤣🤣

Thank you so much for your appreciation Guess what ?!!! Since this video I got another D3S !!! Now I’m set for this sensor generation ! D700, D3S , D3X!!!! Enjoy your joy using yours !

@@DidierMOULINPhotography Bon! I have a D3s, D700, and a D4. Love the older cameras. They are heavy but feel so good in the hand.

@@edc5338 The Df has the sensor from the D4 or D4S… I like this little camera a lot

Couldn’t agree more. Just ordered a mint D3s 30K 😊

@@edc5338 and guess what? I have a surprise stay tuned…😉

Sorry Leica 😂😂😂 one more that won’t fall into your trap 🤣

You saved money to budget a Leica SL lens… The cameras are not better but the lenses … it’s another story

The Lumix S5ii is great ! if ever you want something smaller than the S1s series. the S5 is perfect for manual lenses but keep in mind that its EVF is at a lower quality level.

@@DidierMOULINPhotography I tried an S5II yesterday. It's very good but much more expensive than an S1. The size of the S1 concerns me a bit and if you want VLog you have to buy an update but even then, it's still ridiculously cheap. One thing I love on the S1 models is that EVF. What I don't want is a Sony. I've had problems with them and my Sony is now totally broken. I have to buy a camera soon but I'm still not sure which one. An S1 would give me a camera for the moment at cheap price. Ideally I would like to go Nikon because apparently their adapter works really well with older mount autofocus lenses. I don't have any of those but I know many of them are great and a good buy second hand. The Zf is appearing second hand now. I though that was great. I tried one but I'm not sure about the retro style and ergonomics. Have you ever noticed any moire problems with the S1? I know you concentrate on photography but obviously you do youtube videos. The S1H has an AA filter so should not have moire problems but it is even bigger. I'm thinking to separate video and photography so I can have a much smaller photography camera. I don't like the idea of taking any of the S1 range out for landscapes for example and they wouldn't be discreet for any street photography. I don't think it will be too long before all the cameras have great autofocus and IBIS but it's still a bit limited if you are buying second hand.

@@ryanstark2350 the S1 is loosing value everyday I’m actually selling mine since I had the opportunity to get a S5iiX at a very low price. The S1 is big it’s true As big as a D850, or nearly. But IBIS is very good AF is not as reactive as any other brand. That’s why they get cheaper and cheaper But for manual lenses it’s very 👍

The Zf is really appealing to me with its unique feature of face recognition even with manual lenses

@@DidierMOULINPhotography I tried a Zf and it is very good. The eye detect in manual focus is very useful. However, I'm not sure about the retro styling. I think it's much less ergonomic. I'm having to test a few cameras at the moment because I have no camera and need to buy one. My Sony broke and I wont be buying another Sony.

@@ryanstark2350 I didn’t find anything more ergonomic and customizable than the lumix S1 S1R and S5iiX It perfectly suits my needs

@@DidierMOULINPhotography Apparently the eye detection autofocus feature on the Zf does not work with manual lenses that have no digital contact. Some people have found that using an adapter with electronic contact but non electronic lens attached causes the eye detection to work but then stabilization is not working. It doesn't work with Nikon's own adapter either. It will work with a newer manual lens like say a Voigtlander which has electronic communication. The manual Zeiss Classic versions with electronic contacts should also cause it to work. I have one of those but this kind of kills the usefulness of that feature for old vintage lenses.

@@ryanstark2350 ho really ? That a bad news indeed as all my manual lenses are from Ai period. Thanks for the information I will try to check this at my local store. All these influencers RUclipsrs are really not fair and honest unfortunately

Welcome to the L mount Alliance and the unlimited capabilities of interchangeable and adaptative lenses !