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No idea; but here are the clues I'll be using: (1) It doesn't appear to be particularly high resolution; so I'd guess either D500 or Z6.

I have both (and have had both since each first came out). Your answers: 1: IQ? Yes. Not in theory, since they are very similar. But in practice, my D750 frequently suffered from pesky little ...

Now do the same thing, but with AF-C, and subject tracking...

I should have clarified: (1) I use back button focus all the time (2) I use focus + recompose sometimes And yes, ergonomics.  Back ...

Depends, but sometimes. The only time I use it though is with subject tracking, which has only been usable since firmware 3.0.  (I would also only focus+recompose in my DSLRs with 3D tracking only).

This is correct operation.  Focal length is an important factor when it comes to stabilization.  It is also the reason you'll hear rules of thumb like "set shutter speed to faster than 1/focal ...

I don't think you're interpreting this correctly. For example, I don't hate the thought of 8K and advancement in video resolution.  I am simply not naive enough to believe that it will come at no cost.

If 24mm is too long and the 14-30 is too expensive, you only have a handful of options. Off the top of my head: (1) 20mm F/1.8G (2) Manual focus Nikkor lenses (3) 3rd ...

I hope not. Recently, I bought my parents a 75-inch 4K television, and their sofa is around 10-feet away from the screen.  This means they are sitting at a distance of about twice the width of the ...

Wildlife photographer Steve Perry posted Nikon Z AF tips video on Youtube.  Posting the video here because the tips are consistent with I wrote below.  Being a video, it has good visuals to ...

The diameter alone means very little. Really, the combination of the diameter and flange distance is what matters when it comes to optically superior results. And Sony E is much more flexible than ...

Sony's E mount is not almost identical to Nikon F mount. It is in terms of diameter (and yes, it's likely due to being designed around compact-bodied APS-C cameras rather than full-frame, as can be ...

Nikon broke partial compatibility with a small subset of lenses.  Autofocus won't work on lenses from between 1987 and 1997.  These lenses still work with manual focus, but they won't autofocus ...

No third party is going to design Z-specific optics. What they'll likely start doing is designing around the least-common-denominator for the various mirrorless platforms, which would mean a flange ...

From the Z forum page, if you scroll down and look to the lower right, you'll see "Most Bookmarked in this Forum." #2 is: (1) Into the mind of Z6 Autofocus.  Bookmark this .

Their conclusion seems...inconclusive? It's got several contradictions. For example: (1) What we like: 30MP sensor offers good dynamic range and low light performance

One of the aspects not commonly discussed--especially among photographers--is intended viewing distance.

Traditionally, movies have been designed to be viewed from on the order of around 2x the...

Avoiding an adapter is up to you. But you should be aware that the adapter does not add extra length. Every lens is inherently designed to focus a certain distance behind itself. So even if a third ...

I personally don't care where purpose-built 3rd party manual focus Z lenses are. Because the Z mount is one of the most flexible mounts, particularly when it comes to manual focus lenses. This ...

@riophae, perhaps; but if they do the binning inside the sensor, then they lose the ability to compute phase detect differences downstream from dual pixels, which are their entire purpose... :)