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Big+expensive+late-to-the-party=Nikon brilliance!
Yet another black blob...Guessing Nikon plans on becoming a much smaller company catering to pro/affluent customers. They're swimming furiously to catch-up to the missed MILC boat.Big+expensive+late-to-the-party=Nikon brilliance!
Care to share your source of the official specifications? Hmm, stacked sensor, who else is doing that?
Yeah, no answer!
As far as a black blob, I guess you could say that about all black cameras. Even though Nikon is and always has been a much smaller company than Canon for instance, it has retained a much larger proportion of the professional market. One might ask why that is?
FWIW, Since the dawning of the Nikon D1 back in 1999, the pro level bodies have had builtin vertical grips, this is nothing new.
it has retained a much larger proportion of the professional market. One might ask why that is?
I beg to differ. As a long time NPS member, Nikon offer me advanced reservation of their new bodies and lenses before they are available in retail stores for the masses. Nikon is well aware that working pros should have first access to the new technology if they so desire and will ship new products assigned to NPS members to the retail store of their choice. BTW, the price is not discounted either.Professionals, never have the latest and greatest equipment those are left for the consumers.
All one has to do is look around at sporting, media events and commercial shoots to know that working pros don't care about camera makers marketing departments, they using the gear that gets the shot and makes them money.Though once true of pros, maybe others now, namely online "influencers" and "brand ambassadors"carry more weight with camera makers' marketing depts? That's where people go for new product information in 2021.