Barleyman

I have a few quesitons: First,  whats the difference between Micro and Macro lens.  I see a number of lenses labelled as Micro.  IS that different from Macro lenses. Second,  are there pros/cons or ...

The Blue Heron is stunning.  Nice capture.

I have a few Photographers that I follow on YouTube.  One is Nigel Danson. Not tech or gear heavy, more into composition and planning.  All my post processing I got from Photos In Color. It takes ...

I used to always have ADL ON.  Given where I live,  where bright and sunny rule the day,  seemed like a good idea.  I use LR for all post processing RAW. After reading in this forum,  I turned it ...

I would say that is your issue, then.  It should be adjustable.  I checked the manual and didn't see any caveat on why this could only be set to infinity.  You may need to do a reset.

Is this a one time occurrence or always.  A one time could have been that on of the camera control was constantly being pressed.

Bad news is that they are attracted to the mosquito larva in the ditch behind my house.

Just curious... what could be more automatic than Content Aware in PS?  Last night I was in LR and needed to remove an entire human from a shot.  Switched into PhotoShop,  circled the offending ...

I use a cross body Peak Design strap. Really enjoy it for walking around and hiking.

Thanks Mako,  my fingers were typing faster than my brain. Should have been more explicit.

Good point. Now my mind is thinking that all the "jpeg"  settings (e.g. VIVID) get applied in camera even though you are shooting "RAW"  only,  and those settings get applied to the embedded JPEG ...

It was recommended to me to always set my WB based on conditions,  and not to use Auto in camera. While I understand the benefits of doing so for OOC images, what is the advantage in doing so for ...

I'd really like to know where the specks came from. If it was an externals source, not a detective filter, then good job having a uv filter on your lens. Without the filter this would be on your lens.

The other rumor is that the next major Dx will be a Baby-Z. I'll stick with my 7200,  enjoying the Dual Card/Screw drive for now.  I'll add M/L  if I go FF.

I would think the 16-80 is a no brainer...  moderate reach for those surprise encounters and great wide vistas.  Good IQ as well. Second lens would be the 100-400 for hunting out wildlife.

Thanks everyone for the submissions. It definitely makes me want to race off to the ocean and do some shooting. I’ll be honest, I have had a hard time choosing my favorites of the bunch, but here ...

Will be upgrading my venerable 300mm for my birthday,  so thought I'd take the old guy out for a walk. Don't get too close,  I bite! Dad,  Can I have a bite?  No son,  this is all for me.  Truly,  ...

I have a 7200,  and am looking at upgrading my current "long telephoto". I see the 70-300 AF-P mention quite a bit,  but never quite clear if  it is the DX lens (VR/No VR "G") or the FX Lens ("E"). ...

Fijan sunrise

I spend most of my vacations on a sailboat,  and images captured whilst sailing almost always involve a shoreline. (Except underwater fish,  but that's in another forum).  I always grab my gear ...