svOwl

Thanks for the update. There is a new, updated Dell XPS13 2-in-1 coming out due sometime in July 2019. I'm wondering about that. It wouldn't be my main machine but I would use it while away from my ...

Bear in mind that the wettest part of monsoon season in Thailand is July/August to October.

Does your camera have a spot metering capability? If so, use it to target the highlights and set the exposure manually. Perhaps overexpose the metered result by one stop (or so) since the metering ...

This!

Here's a review of the Z6 by a professional photographer. Maybe this will be relevant to the OP's use case. https://photographylife.com/reviews/nikon-z6

Probably best to stay with Canon but I've not used them so can't make a suggestion. I can second the Nikon D810 though. A lightly used body with warranty should be had from a reputable dealer for ...

How much of a compromise are you willing to make? A bridge camera such as the Sony RX10IV more than meets you stated requirements.

I recently check our PhotoMechanic for triage of large batches of photos. However, I didn't see that it had any features that LR didn't have, required an extra step to get it into my DAM (LR) and, ...

I'm quite concerned that my Epson printer is designed to last only five years. There is nothing in the promotional literature about this. I only use it a few times a month...This could get quite ...

... Agree. In my case, 20, 35 and 85mm on a D810. Foot zoom is your friend and (usually) easy to do for the first two focal lengths.

I, too, am interested in the answer to this question. Hope someone who does this answers.

This looks like an excellent system. It's a tradeoff between weight and stability that's hard to "win". If you are going with Series 2, did you look at the Gitzo Traveler? It might be a bit more ...

That would be seriously irritating. My xps refurb came with an apparently clean install of Windoze 10 pro. Absolutely no crapware except for MacAffee. I was going to say that was an advantage of ...

I bought an refurbished, certified xps 15, uhd, 16gb, 512gb from Dell Outlet. Couldn't tell that had ever been used.

Here is a review discussing the 4k monitor: https://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-Yoga-730-15IKB-i7-8550U-GTX-1050-SSD-4K-Convertible-Review.317630.0.html This is a reasonable comouter for gaming ...

None here, either. I've read all the reviews, too. None of the concerns mattered to me compared to the alternatives. If you want some less commonly available data, search for repair records. And ...

I'm back. Here are a couple of things you might find useful: First a video on tripods for wildlife photography: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VT7OO7BEW4g&feature=youtu.be Second, the only website ...

Of course. Let me share more of my mind on the matter. Agreed. Technique, glass and circumstance need to be (more) favorable to take advantage of the increased resolution potential in higher-pixel ...

Need more info on your use. Birds, landscapes, portraits or ...?

In my mind, the ability to crop higher-pixel images is worth the tradeoff.