Chris De Schepper

I bought the Leofoto ls 284c and the lh30 combination,based on what I have read here https://thecentercolumn.com/tripod-reviews/leofoto/leofoto-ls-284c-review/. I mostly photograph during long ...

Yes it was my first digital camera and i kept it,because no camera made me more happy than this one. I was delighted when It bought it I use it mainly on business trips in combination with a 40mm ...

You should not only consider the camera but the system as a whole.  Which lenses do you want to use? Fuji is interesting if you like an EVF and if you like to use primes.  Their 16-50 2.8 zoom is ...

https://www.amazon.de/Jack-Wolfskin-ACS-Photo-Pack/dp/B00UTCAZEU Bought this one a couple of years ago,made by an outdoor company. Very comfortable,high quality,and relatively cheap. Got it for 80€ ...

Another plus is the gain in mental strength and willpower to take that camera bag with you when you go somewhere

http://www.bagnon.com/raw2nef/index.html with this program you should be able to us nikon nx2 with the D500

Indeed,there are a lot of dishonest People but I wouldt advise this.The world is bad enough as it is In

https://photographylife.com/reviews/nikon-16-80mm-f2-8-4e-vr here the reviewer compared the d750/24-120 combination with the d500/16-80. Have a look

I agree with you.using the ballhead is a compromise but alltogether this is a cheap and handy solution.

very nice pictures.  I photographed this butterfly long ago (film days) in the French alps. Where did you find them?

I still use an old d7000,and I can set that camera so that the shutter doesn't go without a  card.  Which I did.,knowing myself. Probably you can do that also with the D7500.

tokina 14-20 F2 should be even better, but more expensive, heavier and only 14mm wide

Well,I am using an old d7000,never use the 2nd card slot ,will never shoot a wedding,and don't have very old Nikon lenses. D7500 might be good for me

Very Nice, especially the woodpeckers

thanks for the information

Can you describe the adapter and where you got it? I have still my old srt101 and like especially it's 55mm1.7 lens

photolabs and lenstip both compared the sigma 100-400 with the nikon 80-400 mm and both concluded that the sigma was clearly sharper at 400mm.