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I do think that what Nikon says is correct that for best results then a big and sturdy tripod should be used for optimal results.My emphasis.
I think that is the crux, optimal Results; at this IQ even non optimal results are superb. I question if we really need that last gram of quality which takes a great deal of special care and technique to extract, in a non studio camera.
Unless the very highest resolution is really needed the cost of obtaining it both in time, effort and the equipment to obtain it is wasted.
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Robert.