Those look great Jase, thanks for sharing. What other features are you particularly impressed with?
It's hard to narrow it down at the moment. I was always going to get the D850 even before it was announced and was happy to do so before hearing reviews etc.
However I had some concerns: a friend had a Canon 5DSR and well honestly it was terrible, unless it was pinned to a tripod it was hard to get good sharp images, it was fussy with lenses and the DR was very poor. He just couldn't live with it and traded it for a 1DX (he also had a 5DIII). At the time Canon put everything down to the MP.
I loved the D810 so was worried that I'd take a hit in the DR, and I was also concerned about lenses and hand held shots with the high MP.
Fortunately, the D850 suffers none of those issues and has exceeded my expectations. The Dynamic Range from what I've tested is really good and hand held shots with every lens I've tried have shown no problems and are really sharp.
So with that said, the things the the features that I like so far are that I've tried :
1) Focus
It's very fast, shares the same system as the D5 which is probably the best out there.
Low Light auto focus at -4EV. Thats what the spec says but I tried it almost darkness and it managed to lock focus on stuff that I could hardly see, big improvement on the D810
Touch focus, not a feature I thought I'd use but now I've got it I can think of situations where it will come in handy
Focus peaking in live view, great feature and you can customise the colours
2) Back light buttons - yes I know we all should know where the buttons are but it's very handy as I do a lot of night photography
3) Focus Stacking - as above really handy
4) Speed - 7 FPS and FPS with the Grip. OK so it's not as good as say the D5 or 1DX as its not as fast and doesn't shoot as long due to buffer. However I tried it today and considering the file sizes it more than enough. I think if you are a sports photographer you'd need to try it to be sure but I think it will cope well in most situations, the focus for sure will be spot on.
5) Tilt Touch Screen - The screen is a big improvement over the D810, even if it wasn't tilt and touch you can instantly see the difference. I wont go into all the features of the touch screen but just to say it is very hand.
6) 45.7 MP! and why not! if it doesn't come with any sacrifices then more the merrier. I do mainly landscape, wildlife and now some studio/portraits so this is great. Looking at some of the test shots I've done the detail is incredible.
7) Video - I doubt it will win awards in this department but 4K uncropped is really good, I was out today and tried that and the 120fps slow motion at 1080 and was pretty impressed. Will come in handy for coupling with my drone footage.
8) Images straight out of camera are superb. It's probably subjective but I always thought the images straight of camera on my Fuji cameras were good compared to other cameras but the D850 beats it and for best out of camera images it's the best I've seen.
I'm sure there is more but I haven't tried the 8K Timelapse and things like that yet.
I think to sum it up it's just an excellent well-rounded camera so to pick certain features is hard as I look at it as the full package, this is a true upgrade and sets itself far ahead of any other DSLR in the bracket IMO.
