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Well, we did figure that out also. 8 and 9 are just above the i also on a qwerty keyboard, but that title, even if correctly written, is surely nothing but click bait. He has been asked to present ...

Freezing the subject movement is not always the aim, and actually, with the right timing, you can have use for the IBIS even on concerts. Subject motion blur, if done right, can actually add value ...

Yes, but with that solution, the TC can only be used with F lenses. With a ZTC it would be both for Z and F lenses. Anyway, it would be interesting to know if you are guessing or tried. Also, would ...

Yes, that's what I meant. Thank you for the answer. Too bad it can't be done, but I guess it is better for Nikon this way. I can't really see any reason why it is not possible, except that they ...

IBIS / VR or at least a monopod is necessary for stabilizing against your own hand shake, ESPECIALLY when you are limited in shutter speed due to poor light. Has nothing to do with rock concert.

If it's a paid gig then you should get some spare batteries. They are really not that expensive and you can use them for many years. The other alternative would be external power, basically a fake ...

I am also interested, but I'd like to know is anyone tried it with the FTZ version 1 together with any F lens, and if it works with the 24-70/4 also. I know it is primarily for the long zooms, but ...

Actually, the 24-70/4 has better close focus ability than the 24-120/4, but the 24-120/4 has a slightly higher magnification.

Actually, the 24-70/4 has a minimum focus distance of 0.99ft (11.9") 0.3x magnification and the 24-120/4 has 1.15ft (not 1" but 13.8") 0.39x magnification. But yes, both are nice and pretty useful ...

Yes, basically that's what it is doing... :-) I was wrong, it blinks every time except when the ISO is exactly spot on the minimum ISO setting, which isn't called "Minimum", just ISO sensitivity.

Sorry for the confusion. BSiler is right. That's how my Z7 is behaving also.

I know, but I also knew what you meant. The only idea I have is the online manual. Download it and search for "auto ISO blinking" or just "auto ISO". I am sure it gives you the answer. The only ...

Surely, if numbers are discussed then number errors can't be "ridiculously insignificantly point". Nothing to be upset about, everyone makes mistakes, but wrong is wrong. Besides, even the 20.9 is ...

...and actually the D500 is not even 20.9MP, only 20.7 (rounded off from 20 668 416 pixels.)

I doubt that you would see a difference between a D500 image and a cropped Z7 image on a 4k screen. The DX crop of Z7 is 5408 x 3600 pixels and the 4k screen (at least mine) is 3840 x 2160 pixels. ...

Yes. Your configuration is wrong. Set ISO sensitivity to 64, Maximum sensitivity to Hi 2, Minimum shutter speed to Auto and it will stop blinking if you are within the exposure range. It will ...

...with the exception of Z9, which doesn't even have a mechanical shutter, always in silent mode and if you want a shutter sound then it is digitally generated.

Two points from me as well: 1. I have no idea what the Canon is using, but the Nikon flashes have pure visible red LEDs in the flashes, the SB900 has three huge ones with a lenses. If there is any ...