It's 20 19. How many years do you think Nikon D8 10 will last?

Actually, any camera can ask this question. Let's take D8 10 as an example to discuss it. The answer should be divided into two aspects: 1, how many years can it be used; 2. It can be used for years without being eliminated.

1, which can be used for several years. Many people have given the answer to this question, as long as it is not broken, it will accompany you for a lifetime. Now you can buy a second-hand camera from the early 20th century, which shows this point. I have a 1933 road in my hand. Although some parts are missing, Shoot was released some time ago.

2. How many years can it be used without being eliminated? Let me start with my personal answer: by 2025 -2027.

I own Nikon D800, and my personal feeling is not much different from D8 10. The biggest difference is whether there is a low-pass filter. My D800 was bought shortly after it went on sale on 20 12, and it will still be used in 2020. Although I have bought the D850, I'm not going to give up the D800. If possible, I will each have a lens to shoot, which will save the trouble of changing the lens.

D8 10 was listed on 20 14. According to my use time, it can be used until 2022, but it is far more than that. We can see that the newly launched top-class Quan Huafu SLR is still in the range of 40-50 million pixels, and only Sony A7R4 has reached 610 million. It looks almost twice as big, but it's not that big in terms of resolution. The maximum resolution of D8 10 is 7360×49 12, and that of Sony A7R4 is 9504 x 6336.

At present, mid-range full-frame machines such as Nikon D780 and Canon 850D are still at 24 million pixels. Conversely, the Canon 5D2 launched in 2008 is 2/kloc-0.0 million pixels. In this way, the camera in 2008 is still the mainstream resolution machine. In the past 10 years, my personal feeling is that the resolution has changed obviously. Other technologies, such as low-pass filters and rear-projection CMOS, have not improved the image quality so much. The key lies in the brain behind the camera.

What we should consider more is the future development trend. Apart from resolutions, the future may be an anti-reflective world. So if you want to change it, you should also consider changing it. And we can look at the development of digital SLR, basically from 2000 to 20 10, which is a relatively intense development stage. No-reverse was only noticed by Nikon and Canon from 20 17, and with the development of 10, it is estimated that there will be a very mature lens group and accessory group by 2027. So if you plan to use it all the time, I guess that by 2025 -2027, you can't keep up with the trend and you can change planes.

Nikon's high-end cameras are known for their durability. Personally, if d8 10 camera is not commercialized, its service life is not a problem for ten years. In terms of technical life, the camera design is very comprehensive and balanced, with 36.38 million pixels, which is close to the performance limit of general SLR lens resolution. My d8 10, using the original 24-70 lens (the first generation), can no longer meet the harsh requirements of 36.38 million pixel photosensitive devices under large aperture, and the SLR lens has become the biggest constraint for the development of high pixels in single-lens reflex cameras. D850' s 45.75 million pixels is estimated to match Nikon's high-quality fixed-focus lens in recent years, right? Nikon's Z-mount for the next century is to break the flange constraint of F-mount and design a lens with ultra-high pixel resolution in the future. For photographers or enthusiasts, the camera is only a part of photographic equipment, and it needs various lenses to form a powerful photographic system. The technical life estimation of d8 10 will be out of date only when we really need 60 million+pixel Z-series cameras and high-quality Z-mount lenses. Balance is our best choice.

Play D800 to death, see your own preferences. I can't equip the party, just take a few pictures I like. Other people's changes seem to have nothing to do with me. [Cover your face] [Cover your face] [Cover your face] [Cover your face] [Cover your face] [Cover your face]

I like old cameras very much. The new model has good functions, and it hasn't improved my photography skills. The older the camera, the better the work, and the real photography level is. I've been using Nikon F 100? Movie player and D200 digital camera, it feels very easy to use.

It won't be a problem for another five years. My d700 is fine now.

As long as the machine is not broken, it can be used all the time, even if the future is a world without setbacks, even if Quan Huafu reaches 100 million pixels in the future, just like film cameras still have a market.

D8 10 is really a classic. Although 850 has a certain impact on 8 10, it still has advantages in price and application scope. It can be said that it is the first choice for upgrading half a frame to Quan Huafu, and it will not be eliminated for a long time.

As long as it's not broken, it can still be used. It is very powerful in itself, and the key is that users use it well. This equipment is a convenient tool, not for supply.

Continue to play, the follow-up models are not attractive, and there is no need to change. Maybe the D8 10 in hand will fail one day, so it's time to consider changing the plane.

This thing is just like buying a mobile phone or a computer. If you have money, you can update it often. You can use one if you have no money. The most important thing is to look at the level of filming!