D810 from government auction
https://redd.it/1pqzd1b
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Taking a break - Zf Nikkor 24-70 f/4 S
https://redd.it/1pr1ogk
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Kamikochi - Nagano, Japan
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40°c no over heating with R3D

https://redd.it/1pr4923
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Street photos in Brazil, Colombia, and Peru with the Z8/24–70mm f/2.8 S II

https://redd.it/1pr3lme
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Blustery Day with the Nikon ZR (Stills)

https://redd.it/1pr10qr
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How come DSLRs hold their value tremendously well?

Since I've bought my first DSLR 2 years ago, I noticed the prices on the used market just went up... Sure, inflation has to do with it but what about depreciation? DSLRs seem to have completely stopped losing value and what's even more terrifying is that now even mirrorless bodies are being priced similarly.

For example, a well used D750 (70k+ shutter count) goes for 500e or more meanwhile Z5/Z6 in mint condition (under 15k shutter count) sell for only 200e more. Even the D800 doesn't have good samples under 400e but maybe all this is my local market shenanigans.

A lot of Z50 is already cheaper than D750 😭 and sure it's not the same sensor size but also consider the fact D7500 (and even D7200) is literally more expensive lmao.

What's going on? Are people starting to realize mirrorless could be worse (due to worse build quality, shorter battery life etc.) or something else is going on?

https://redd.it/1pr9j34
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