Barleyman

I felt for the dancers as the stage had no cover.   WB was harder than I thought.

I second that.  I have a set of filters from Kase,  and when I get a new lens,  I just buy the stepping ring ($50).   I use mostly for landscape/tripod work,  so the size doesn't matter (95mm).  ...

I am also liming the range.  My favorite D7200 setup was the 16-80,  which is a similar range on DX.  Crisp,  sharp,  and fills a good spot.  This is on my camera almost all the time,  with ...

It has changed.  But one thing is for sure.  Photography has never been as popular as it is now.  And the quality of the images producded by the masses far surpass those of days gone by. However,  ...

Here's a thread where they discuss using Customer Picture Controls to adjust the gain of the viewfinder for night vision. https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/64156387

Yes,  I bought my D7200 from Nikon,  refurbished.  It has performed flawlessly for 6 years.  No issues.

Walmart is an authorized dealer.  Why aren't they legit? That said,  I infrequently need to buy something on backorder, but this seems to be one tool that would be helpful.  Not the only one, though.

That's insane.  For a minute there, I thought I was back in 6th grade health class.  ;-) Thanks for sharing.

I had a bit of a time with the shutter speed/ISO balance.  Normally, the moon is very bright.  With the eclipse,  and the focal length being what it was,  I needed a 1s exposure max.  Which drove ...

It may be your Snapbridge settings.  Phones typically have different levels of approximation for location.  The highest being GPS,  then Wifi, then Cell Towers. Depending on the phone,  different ...

Advice is to get on a waitlist.  Plus put a watch on Amazon and Best Buy.  Neither of them build waitlists,  so when it comes into stock,  they are up on the site.

Thats a great explanation.  Makes sense. What would be fascinating if someone would compare the formatting on different cameras/systems.  i.e. block size, etc. I have always used my cards straight ...

Great idea.  That would narrow down how many photos you lost.

Tough catching an active kitten with stingy lighting.  Had a fair amount of focus issues. But hey,  Sunday morning with a kitten isn't too shabby.

My 24-120 ring is stiff as well.  Must be a design feature.

You can also try the Focus Shift feature in the Zs.  No rail needed.

Yes,  as others have said,  it is normal. Nikon,  to its credit, IMHO,  reports the effective aperture.  Not all camera systems do this. If this is your first foray into macro,  be ready for some ...

My base travel kit is my 24-120, 14-30, and 70-300. I've learned the hard way to leave one of these behind. The 14-30 I use for broad shots in tight places, cathedrals, narrow ancient streets and ...

I handhold mine.  The stitching software (I mostly use lightroom) seems to be able to deal with my panning.   I also find I am doing more panoramas with the camera vertical.  Then I have more ...