Leonard Shepherd

UK's AP thinks so https://www.amateurphotographer.co.uk/reviews/compactsystemcameras/nikon-z6-review?utm_campaign=20181116_QAP-X_NWL_TW_AmateurPhotographer&utm_medium=email&utm_source=ET Interesting ...

Then maybe stick with the Nikon foot, keep the knob tight (you have to do this with the knob on any foot) and if you are heavy handed put some tape over the Nikon release knob.

You are unlikely to get free Nikon Europe warranty service without a Nikon Europe warranty - which is part of the En manual. The manuals that were supplied by Nikon are likely to have been in a Far ...

Anybody reading the review will see the AF issue "nailed on the head" as a much better LiveView AF system and a worse phase detect system. This means AF is significantly improved for video, easily ...

If you buy the package it costs quite less a week than a single coffee a week at a coffee shop. If you do not want to spend that much on an excellent package with regular free upgrades or Cloud for ...

Short answer yes - many keep their library backed up to 2 or more hard drives.

Word has it in the UK (which may be true or untrue) a few years back Canon used to pay photographers to stand in this sort of "crowd" using equipment made available by Canon. There is a 2008 date ...

In the UK you get the En version of the User Manual in the box. This is about 250 pages long. You can download the full instructions, which run to over 500 pages, from Nikon websites.

Not necessarily If you use the Classic version there is no need to use the Cloud. When using Classic the 1GB storage is a free option. For me limited upload and download speeds (as distinct from ...

I subscribe to the reality Sony's do not fully compete with Z's to varying degrees (depending on the Sony model) and that Z's do not fully compete with some Sony to varying degrees.

The link confirms no electronic contacts. The second area of compatibility I alluded to was that independent makers of Sony E mount lenses could easily able to provide them with Nikon Z and Canon R ...

When I bought an Apple laptop 7 years ago it had a much higher resolving screen than available in any Windows base system at the time. By the time I had upgraded the battery to one which lasted ...

Most advanced photographers seem not to use filters, other than for special effects, in normal shooting conditions. Whether you buy an expensive 95mm filter is a decision for you.. I am considering ...

So what? Your D750 User Manual tells you AF may not work well with low contrast subjects. The cheek is very low contrast. What you might have learned by now is your camera does not AF good in the ...

Many people regard an unsupported suggestion such as " im posting for a friend that mentioned the 200-500 doesn’t work in high altitudes " on behalf of an unknown third party with no background ...

What you have not clarified is where the AF points were aimed. Some parts of the scene are not ideal subjects. In addition any one AF points in the D700 covers a bigger percentage of the subject ...

As I expect you know the D850 (and I presume Z7) does not focus shift with D type lenses.

If the movement is slow enough the Z7 can cope, but it is no D500/850 - the 2 "best" AF bodies I own. The review IMO features in on the Z7 AF being primarily an extension of LiveView photography at ...

That presumes another sensor manufacturer, making sensors for some Nikon DSLRs, will not have 24x36 high resolution sensors in production by 2020.

While I own a Z7 rather than a Z6, NX-D version 1.5.0 was launched in conjunction with the Z7 launch. I would expect 1.5.0 to support the Z6 as well as the Z7. A big extra plus of current NX-D is ...