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I have a Nikkor 17-55/2.8, but it leaves a gap in coverage and does not have VR. Try the Nikkor 16-80/2.8-4, it has variable aperture but at the coverage and aperture will be a match for your ...

It just tipped over? That should not be a big deal. It is not as if you had it on a table and it fell 3 feet to the ground ... I don't think the damage is other than cosmetic. JC Some cameras, some ...

Nice catch! (To us, it is only peanuts, but to them they are worth fighting for!) JC Some cameras, some lenses, some computers

Maybe, but some never had a D700, a D3s, a D810, a D4/D4s, a D7000. The OP had a D800 and had focus problems. Those bodies were not a consideration to me since I stayed with the D200 until the ...

Time for wading in the water! Thanks for sharing! JC Some cameras, some lenses, some computers

Nice to see those beautiful birds - and thanks for the detailed tips! (By the way, your link for the "full story" asks for a password) JC Some cameras, some lenses, some computers

Welcome to the club! And nice pictures! JC Some cameras, some lenses, some computers

Now? Clicks power off? JC Some cameras, some lenses, some computers

How many times have you recharged that EN-EL15? https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/59579382 JC Some cameras, some lenses, some computers

I conveniently use my SB-800, which I already have. I also use the Lumiquest Softbox LTp, which folds flat and when installed expands the flash area to about 8.5 by 13 while the flash is in the ...

If the problem only occurs with this lens, this defeats the entire point in buying the lens, not the D500. But there is also he issue of an out-of-spec lens. Maybe the lens firmware needs to be ...

It is even more interesting when I talk about my two D200 bodies and say "D200s". Even though there was never an "s" version of the D200, I am always concerned that someone would tell me there was ...

I don't think you are missing much. The D500 is pretty close to the level of the D3 and D700, in a more modern incarnation. As far as IQ goes, both Bill Claff and DXOMark see little reason for you ...

And if you read and understand what the OP wrote, and see his history, he knows that. JC Some cameras, some lenses, some computers

Thanks, along with beer and a a healthy (?) serving of this: JC Some cameras, some lenses, some computers

No, mixing SD and XQD is the killer. You have two XQD in the D5. JC Some cameras, some lenses, some computers

Holy Electron BatGuy! Have you learned anything from the explanations that this is normal until you go through recharging the internal battery and "breaking-in" the main battery ??? You realize ...

Not at all, sounds like someone that spends his money cautiously. The D500 is a considerable investment for most of us, and even if expensive, there is nothing wrong in wanting to play it safe. JC ...

Maybe there is an app for that, but it is a pity that I have to use more of my limited memory to add a function that could be built into Snapbridge. This design is as idiosyncratic as for Windows ...

I think the mere presence of an SD card slows down the camera. JC Some cameras, some lenses, some computers