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If your business allows the expense the D500 For the everyday difficult photography, good landscapes with the customer, good portrait photography with the customer the D3s may be a better deal ...

When I was shooting my D300 I used a 17-55 f2.8 that was the  predecessor to the 16-80.   It to is a very nice lens but may be short for you.

Without knowing the distances you are shooting I fall into Bob’ camp because you are already accustomed to the range of such a lens and when compared to the 16-80 you’ll have fast glass at the ...

I have this lens and it works nice on the D500.  Basicely a 105-450 equivalent on the D500. I use it for taking pictures of our dog at play in a field. It is a little short for most wildlife but ...

I was trying to select my favorite but my computer grayed out my choice. All kidding aside your photographs document how in tune with your camera you are.  When I start to feel a little cocky about ...

Please do not take the following the wrong way.  If you are asking the question there is a good chance you are better off with the D7500.  It is not a snob thing, it is more that the “pro” ...

The 7500 has just come out when I purchased the D500. I seriously considered it over the 500. The differences for me was the weather sealing, the 500’s more advanced autofocus and tracking (though ...

I have been very happy with the landscapes from my D500.  I think the people who make a living doing landscapes prefer a current full frame or even medium format camera as there is just more to ...

I always liked the skin tones I got from my D70. It use the sensor from the D100.   I came here via a D70-D70S-D300-D600-D-500.  When I was shooting the 70 and 70s I really liked the color I was ...

I have a D600 and a D500.  For the kind of photography I do the Z6 and Z7 do not add much. If I had just the D600 I might be taking a closer look.  But I suspect I would continue to save for a ...

I got my copy of the 17-55 for my D70S to take pictures at a friend’s wedding.  After spending the cash I promised myself it would be a special occasion lens so I would not hurt it.  Everyday ...

I’m not at the level of many here. I am very happy with the new mount. I’m sure it will be a good camera for those who already own Nikon lenses, because of the FTZ. I don’t see this camera as the...

Another vote for the 16-80.  For out door distance work I like the new FX 70-300 AF-P.  I enjoy taking pics of our dogs playing and training. You likely know this but when taking pictures of dog ...

I am researching the same issue. I came across the Ape Case ACPROLC18 watching several u-tube videos. For now I have the lens in a Lowepro bag with manuals and filters, then the rest of my stuff ...

That was not our experience with my daughter’s D90 and kit lens purchased some years ago, the 24-70 f2.8 purchased two years ago or the 200-500 purchased several months ago. I agree with you that ...

I purchased a refurbished 200-500 when Nikon had a sale a few months ago.  I have enjoyed the reach.  My pictures are not as noteworthy as others here but that is more my fault than the fault of ...

I agree but maybe in your case a 7200 or better a 7500. If a new camera is not in the cards I would keep the 300.  My D600s autofocus and internals are a close relative to theD7000 and I get a ...

Actually, in the wilds, with nothing to retreat into, that is the view of that cat you want to capture.  Not sure I would have been composed enough to grab the shots you did. Good job!

Get as good quality legs as you can afford.  Judge not so much by price but by height and how vibration resent they are.  In general you want thicker and fewer leg segments.  I really like my Acra ...

This has become my preferred setting. Base 100 max 3200.  This is the first Nikon I felt comfortable doing this with. I’ve owned D 70, 70S, and 600 before the 500.  The 600 is capable of being ...