BGD300V1

on a cool humid day?

And that's a nice little whine about "I want it so everybody else NEEDS it". OBTW, I wrote my first computer program in 1958 and spent a fair amount of time on the leading and bleeding edge of ...

or any other cameras over the years. I did have a problem once but I downloaded the Nikon CODEC and installed it. https://downloadcenter.nikonimglib.com/en/products/170/NEF_Codec.html Since the ...

the changes aren't needed. What are the photographic uses of a phone? What are the communications requirements of a camera? If all I want is an snapshot of the Eiffel tower and a picture of the ...

No, it was actually quite common to use 4x5 "press" cameras at the time. There was a 2.25 x 3.25 version. We actually used them for HS sports in the late '50s. In that case we used what were called ...

It's your job to figure it out.

your phone is optimized for communications.

The D500 was the top of the line as far as APS-C F-mount Nikons was concerned. The Z30 is presently the bottom of the Nikon Z-mount line.  It does not have a viewfinder so everything you shoot is ...

and we have a lot of people already complaining about the need for spare batteries already. I really prefer having a direct cable link (while traveling) or card reader at home to stealing ...

F3C is a volunteer organization. Their site isn't always up to date. You might try to search on the club name directly. I just did that for the Broward Camera Club. They have a Sept 2022 message on ...

It's use is silly. I can think of a lot of cameras I've owned over the years that are no longer in production but they never failed to execute the job I bought them for. I do still have the Argus ...

Has a more comprehensive list at https://f3c.org/clubs/ and it looks like several in Broward. You can search by ZIP code.  They have a conference running in Naples right now and offers tri-annual ...

That explains the cheese wax! Hmmm, that white in there seems to be about the same aspect ratio as a Gouda wheel seen edge on.

I like this version better. Now, about that first image.  I think you should paint your bicycle red to complement the flags on the building. :)

Ummmm, yeah.  That was after Sony licensed Aptina's sensor technology and Aptina sold out to ON. But we don't really need to go through the design vs. fabrication stuff again.

Nope, I just gave up on the Nikon 1 just like Nikon did.  I keep the J5 because the advantage of the small sensor for macro but the V1, V2 and most of the lenses are gone. I suspect that there is ...

I bought into the Nikon 1 system particularly for light travel.  I really loved the 70-300mm on my V1, V2 and J5 bodies but they never did satisfy in low light.  The same was true of my Coolpix ...

CPLs have limited impact on those but to me the CPL image shows the water better than the UV.  Since that blue is a reflected sky it is what I would expect.

lack of profit is a sign of incompetence.

How are they singling out tubers and tokers?