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I always bought FX lenses .. Even when I had a DX camera. It just seemed to make sense as I always intended to go FF. Mark_A

Post this in the right Nikon sub forum .. That way people who know your camera inside and out will see and respond to your issue. Mark_A

I won't buy from individuals. I only buy Used from a business with a warranty and a returns policy. So in the UK there used to be Jessops and now there is MPB. Mark_A

Hi Robbo 3:2 uses all the pixels on the chip and is the max resolution. If you switched in camera to 1:1 you would blank out some of those pixels, at least that is my understanding. You can't ...

My FF Nikon DSLR is great to use infinitely adjustable, always ready to shoot, will work well in auto modes, great battery life, depends on using decent lenses though. Mark_A

Hi derekdgl, I think before you buy a filter you need to have an idea of what it will do to your images and therefore when you will be able to use it. An ND filter just means a neutral density ...

Interesting, I use my D800 and 85mm f1.4 AFD for exactly these sort of shots. Mark_A

Calibrating my monitor greatly helped me get prints that resembled what I could see on my screen. I borrowed the kit from my camera club. Mark_A

Yes, and I like my printing to be done in a shop, where they have to deal with ink stocks and colour balance and profiles and paper and the like. I process my files, upload them onto a usb stick, ...

Might be good to say where in the world you are. For me, I like Fuji Frontier printers. Mark_A

I had a DX Fuji Camera and bought the Nikon 20mm f2.8 AF. While my understanding is that it isn't considered a stellar lens, it worked ok on my APS-C camera. Now I have a FF body and it is wide ...

I agree, that is what I see with my 50mm f1.8 AF when shooting into the light stopped down. The reflection of the imaging sensor on the rear element. Mark_A

I get this (bright round areas in the middle of the image) on my Nikon 50mm f1.8 shooting into the light closed down to f8 - f11 or more. Mark_A

I would use a tripod first, and perhaps most importantly. Then with the camera in my hand (I would use manual mode and spot exposure, I would select an aperture based on the dof I wanted), then I ...

Before I bought my used D800 I sent the serial number to Nikon UK to ask if it was a grey market camera or if there was anything else to be aware of. They came back telling me that it was a UK ...

I don't see how, look if you like them and are prepared to pay their cost then for you they work, personally I much prefer the look of a Canon or a Nikon, Olympus even. Mark_A

I don't know Lomo - but these Leica are slab sided simplistic shapes, and over strong logos, not at all subtle or sophisticated shapes. It is just an opinion, fine if others differ. Mark_A

They may be expensive, but they are not attractive pieces of kit to my eye, not classy looking really, designed by a child. Mark_A

I use elements, my understanding is that elements is PS lite .. it will do a lot of what you did in PS but not everything. I am considering buying Affinity .. I also don't want the PS subscription. ...

I think I have just about spent more on camera gear than I have on cars! :) It is close anyhow. Mark_A