The D810 has EFCS at least.  Prices do not differ much.
I would go with a D810 instead.  I have a converted D800 that I will be selling soon.

 


Will you give it a chance of selling it here?

A question on the name of this Theme

I get that these are like panoramas
And that we didn't use stitching to make them.

In other circumstances, many might describe the format of these images as "Letterbox" maybe?
(plus, no one expects you to need any stitching to make a Letterbox image.......  )

This isn't a request - just a random observation.

I started in serious photography in 1971 with a Nikkormat FTN and 55mm f/3.5 Micro-NIKKOR-P and I do remember Nikon advertising that they would never abandon the F-mount. I have a vintage 1964~1966, 50mm f/1.4 NIKKOR-S and a 135mm f/3.5 NIKKOR-Q 1969~1973 with official Nikon AI conversion aperture rings so I can directly mount those legacy Nikkor lenses on my D850 and with an FTZ adapter I can mount those lenses on my Nikon Z8 and even get IBS. That's pretty good compatibility. It's not perfect but realistically it can't be.

I'm disappointed that the FTZ II and FTZ do not support AF with screwdriver AF and AF-D Nikkor but I don't think it's financially feasible for Nikon to offer an F to Z adapter with that functionality. I do think a firmware tweak could add a red to green single point focus indicator for legacy manual focus Nikkor lenses. One can hope for the latter.

So the 1959 F-mount has not been abandoned but perfect compatibility is not possible.

Dave

Construction of new town hall, cost Euro 118m.

Ricoh GRIII

GRIII_R0002554 by Luc de Schepper, on Flickr

I was not expecting my daughter to feed the frigatebirds (Fregata magnificens) but she did.

Nikon Zf, 35/1.8S

I like it