TheWillRogers

I know the Z50 is weather-sealed "not to the same degree as the full frame" cameras, it's taken full-force crashes into snow while skiing, been out in plenty of downpours, and sat above the river ...

Current kit: (1) Z50 (2) 12-28mm (3) 16-50mm (4) 50-250mm (5) 23mm f/1.4 (6) 50mm f/1.8 (7) Olympus EM-1 w/ Panasonic 12-60mm f/5.6

The way I'd go about this is that if you're going on a trip like this as a photographic endeavor, just bring the best you can. Bring the Z7ii with the 180-600mm, even if it means just renting it ...

I have an E-M1 and a Z50 and use them both about equally. Both take up a similar footprint and hang nicely on my shoulder clip. I'd say the quality out of both is similar, though the Z50 with ...

When it comes time that I want to replace the Z50, if there's not a reasonable update from our folks in yellow, I certainly hope Canon has the equivalent of the Z DX Kit lenses. Not a fan of the ...

If there's a good trade-in when the successor of the Z50 comes out, maybe that. But only if it's got an articulating screen and grip support. Z5 is too low resolution to pair with my DX lenses, Z7 ...

Why not. We are not the engineers at Nikon, we're not drawing it up in EAGLE, we don't even know what the limits of 1 processor are or what the addition of a 2nd processor would be for. It could ...

Telemark and XC sking forums right now are up in a stir because the outsole for the new Rottefella pin binding seems to just get shredded by gravel & asphalt.  Everyone that uses old 3-pin gear is ...

It's a gearhead forum. Same as any gearhead forum dedicated to anything else. Doesn't matter if it's 4x4, skiing, climbing, ultralight backpacking, or cycling.

Cool, then I expect the Z50 to be around for a very long time without an update just like the Z5/D600.

While I think the Z50ii (A Z50 +xpeed7+USB+articulating screen) is likely to be soon due to EU regulations, the Z6iii is far more needed by consumers. Nikon can just move Z50 stock to the US and ...

Gonna miss seeing your posts around here occasionally. Also gonna miss being able to tag you whenever I need to say "You can make some great images with the Z50, but it's gonna take a bit more ...

I used the 33mm f/1.4 for a couple months with my Z50. Worked just as well as any other lens, except my 50mm 1.8 S but that should be expected. Never had problems with front or back focusing AF, ...

This is the adapter I had on my Rokinon 12mm F2 NCS CS E that I used before the 12-28mm came out. It works, hard as heck to get off, the lever is a thin sharp piece of metal that I had to use my ...

28-400mm is of course a phenomenal range, a really great focal length for nature, especially in forests or open alpine regions where wide angle isn't that useful. It'll probably be a chunker, the ...

For the past 14 years, since my partner and I were in high school, we'd go on a yearly trip to a local anime convention. I'm not so much into anime anymore, but it's still a great event with my ...

The only "camera bag" i've ever bought was really cheap and has been relegated to lens storage, so they don't get all dusty sitting on the shelves. I've settled on a fairly modular system though. I ...

Depends on the season. Winter & Fall It's like once every few months. Spring maybe every few weeks. Summer it's every weekend before I head out. I spend a lot of time backpacking in arid alpine ...

Thom is manifesting an Expeed 7, EU Compliant, Z50 update.

Welcome to the state :) The Gorge is wonderful and chock full of subjects, and the interior of the mountains (depending on season and vehicle) has a lot to see too. Lots of long approaches with ...