In 2016, I reviewed the Nikon D500 — a camera that I often consider to be the single best APS-C DSLR made. For me, it blew everything that Canon had out of the water. And by this point, Sony mostly stopped caring about their DSLT cameras. The Nikon D500 was the successor to the Nikon D300 and D300s. The former was a camera that so many photojournalists truly envied. With a low 12MP sensors and incredible high ISO output, I remember there being discussions about how that camera could’ve shot better images of President Obama than the D700. And while the Nikon D500 stuck to 20MP, it was still an excellent camera and had incredible image quality.
