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Your chosen username is very befitting.
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If you Google for "Nikon 70-200 G2 repair" you will find several YouTubes that show how to take off the tripod ring. The 70-200 2,8 G2 the same kind of tripod foot assembly. One example: ...
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If this really is at f/1,4 it is very impressive.
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80 mm MF is ~65 mm FF equivalent. I should have been more clear.
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To match the AOV you need to be at different positions, i.e you get diffenrent perspectives. What in my earlier post made you unclear about that?
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I´m not saying that you´re wrong, but: On a 100 Mp FF sensor the feature size at 100% will be less than on the MF GFX. To compensate you need a FF sensor at about 125 Mp, or upres the FF to match ...
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Here´s another comparison - from LensRentals a few years ago - that might even more clearly show the degree of benefit of more pixels. The 36 Mp D800 is proven to yield higher resolution at f/16 ...
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Funny. English isn´t my native tounge, but I have always interpreted this expression in accordance with the 1782 explanation. However, your latter explanation is definitely a good description of...
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Yes of course, and that´s why I said you can adjust to your liking....
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Hi, if you mean something like this it´s a simple procedure in PS that you easily adjust to your liking:> Adjusted pic to the right ;) Open original image in PS, make a duplicate layer and add a ...
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I thought your headline was about turning your monopod into something else. I was hoping for an umbrella.
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Right, but with Nikon manual lenses without electronic chip can´t be focus fine-tuned, so if the lens is off there are no means to correct a "false" green dot reading.
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I stand corrected. My bad. The site where I checked the lens out didn´t mention that the Nikon variant is without the built-in micro motor (that is there in the Canon and Sony variants). Not an ...
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What?? That is a 22 year old thread that has nothing at all to do with the lens and bodies you are talking about. The Tamron 200-500 has its own built-in AF motor, as I already said. If you don´t ...
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That lens has its own focussing motor, so does not require the camera body to drive the AF.
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Because without the TC - which enlarges the lens projection - you would get severe vignetting when using shift.
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So we agree. Good :) That´s not so confusing...
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No, that is wrong. What ´s in Bank A at power on is what happened to be set at power down. Nikon´s banks are NOT sticky, and that´s why they are useless to many.
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It seems difficult so say, and may vary among models. If I choose Bank A the camera is at the settings it was when powered-down (e.g. raw, Auto-ISO, aperture priority, center weighted metering...). ...
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