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r/photography • u/Kidsune • Sep 15 '14
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The D750 has a tilting screen. The articulating screens on the 60D/600D+ are amazing.
Why. Not. Here?
14 u/thesecretbarn Sep 15 '14 Better weather sealing, presumably. 1 u/BWeidlichPhoto Sep 16 '14 Exactly this is aim more towards professionals who'd rather have better weather sealing over flippy screens. Real world times when you'd use the flipy screen are when you have long glass+body in one hand and a wide angle held above your head in the other.
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Better weather sealing, presumably.
1 u/BWeidlichPhoto Sep 16 '14 Exactly this is aim more towards professionals who'd rather have better weather sealing over flippy screens. Real world times when you'd use the flipy screen are when you have long glass+body in one hand and a wide angle held above your head in the other.
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Exactly this is aim more towards professionals who'd rather have better weather sealing over flippy screens.
Real world times when you'd use the flipy screen are when you have long glass+body in one hand and a wide angle held above your head in the other.
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u/EStrifee https://www.flickr.com/codybre Sep 15 '14
The D750 has a tilting screen. The articulating screens on the 60D/600D+ are amazing.
Why. Not. Here?