commiebiker

I used the Sony A7Rii for a number of years, and had to make a choice between upgrading to the Z7 or AR7iii. I went with the Z7 so I could move back to a single system.  Out of the box it is easier ...

No, 30 cents a day is literally 30 cents a day.  Its true that software as a service can add up if you don't keep an eye on it, but as far as the Adobe plan goes I think its pretty fair.  Most of ...

Goodness gracious, it's like 30 cents a day and in exchange your software is up to date and you don't have to go through some extra workaround.  A small price to pay if you take a lot of pictures I ...

https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/995354-REG/fotodiox_4x5_nk_p_pro_nikon_f_large.html?ap=y&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIlqWyj8fP3gIVBtlkCh2O6waWEAQYAiABEgKVkfD_BwE&smp=y this is for a 4x5 view camera adapter

With your loose screw, that would be a bad combination

I did have one question about the physical handling of the camera without any sort of battery grip, in light of the fact that you say you may have missed on the focus area in the last Z7 sequence. ...

Shooting with a new camera, and going from DSLR to Mirrorless also takes some getting used to, especially compared to an (excellent) camera that has been used extensively   I think we'll see even ...

Unsolicited and perhaps unwanted feedback.  Setting release to "focus" is the most annoying setting ever invented :) IMHO

+1   don't have a 850, but I love the Z7 with the 105

I got a Z7, and it doesn't bother me either....but I won't be buying Lexar cards for it :)

I had multiple cards fail, all from the same manufacturer.  Keep in mind they were SD, not XQD, but I just don't trust Lexar any longer.  It's too bad because they made fast cards, but if they ...

yeah these were pre-sale.  I no longer use them

Personally, I have stopped using Lexar cards. This is after all four of the high speed (1000x, 2000x) SD cards I was using in the Sony A7? bodies started having issues

Neither of those shots was with a silent shutter, which probably makes it worse.  And yes, there is only so slow you can go.  But there is some relationship between shutter speed and light ...

This can happen with the LED lighting used in almost all small clubs these days, although I've never seen an example quite this pronounced.  Normally slowing you shutter speed will get rid of most ...

Seriously, this is best sample gallery you have ever posted

Nikon actually made 2 "pancake" lenses.  Both are excellent.  The original 50mm 1.8 and the petite 45 2.8.  Save the price of an additional adapter :)

Oh cool, that is good to know

I believe that this warning has more to do with the sensitivity of the IBIS system than with the sensor itself.  But, sooner of later, it will need to be cleaned

Jim, both seem to work for me.  Listed as supported as well. (I'm on Lightroom Classic CC Ver 8.0