Boudewijn van der Drift

I am in favour of going below. If you use fixed Aperture and Shutter combined with autoASA you can paint the camera in a corner. By giving in too small A and too short S, if the camera would be ...

Saw that I did not answer your basic question. I have Z6/7 but I see now you have more than enough answers. If still in any doubt you could visit a photoshop and look through the EVF of the contenders.

Thanks for telling me. Checked my settings. I got exactly what I wanted. I decide shutter and aperture, the camera gets me the correct (auto)asa. The ticksize is 1/3 of a stop. In the asa settings ...

Yes, think of a rainbow. If you could see the line of maximum polarization in a perfectly blue sky. You would see it as a circle 100 degrees off the sun. From 100 to 0 deg off the sun the ...

No idea, maybe they concentrate on things that make people buy. Sorry, thought you were in that discussion. Bon voyage et des ciels claires (with a few clouds)

Ah, used one yesterday. I think this one is called pre-AI. Works much better than on the F2 I bought it with. You will need the FTZ adaper in addition of a Z of course. Only disappointment is ...

That's right, there is minimal difference between outgoing light of the two types. If you think of it as a stream of particles, the circular ones have a longitudinal spin. I don't say photons, ...

Of course. I have one and I hardly make video's. Too bad for the gyroscopic mechanism, which hardly get used. I should do that now and then. The ease of handling the camera must be weighed against ...

sure, these things were very expensive when they were made from mica or quartz. Since the 50's or so Edwin Land used stressed polymer foils glued between glass or plastic layers, freezing in that ...

OK, my theory was not very commented. So a bit more practical: I took my old polarizer (70's). Found it did not fit any Z lens, I have. Dug up my oldest lens (1973, together with an F2, Saudi ...

That is exactly right ! And I wanted that f/4 so badly, that I bought the f/2.8 !! My weight estimate is (2.8/4)^2 * 1.5 kg = .75 kg. Mm, that is not too bad, I can lug that 2.8. But it works ...

C - WiFi. Least amount of work. Transfer time is no problem for me, lots of other things to do. Works at home, or on a trip.

No prob, this is how we get to the bottom of things. And me including VR was wrong too. A VR lens is probably always a Nikon/CPU lens.

LOL, you may need to check your camera's date. Looks like you are a month ahead.

Ah, a Nijlgans (Nilegoose?). Nice picture. An invasive species from Egypt. Displacing our grey/white geese :-( Yes mostly no need for hours behind a computer. Making more pictures hiking outside is ...

Yes. caeteris paribus as the lawyers would say.

great interior. Vignette or not. Not exactly the question, but: Circular polarizationfilters are not required on the Z, and probably any non-DSLR camera. I use my old 70's polarizer. It works fine, ...

hEY, THAt's great, I started looking for it several times. And never found this breathing hole. And I was hoping for a breather filter :-( Thanks!

P.S. I often ask to turn up lights a bit anyway, and set flash on slow (rear curtain), so I get a larger contribution of "natural" light. And a smaller of flash. In restaurants, without flash, I ...

There are two vertical positions? I hang my Z(6/7 I) from the grip down using my right hand. My left hand is on the lens, and it is easy for me to miss the green light. Just keep your hand/thumb ...