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Only you can determine whether you should replace one permanent angle of view with another. I vote for having both

Only you can determine whether you should replace one permanent angle of view with another. I vote for having both I don’t think so although I’m sure many would disagree. .

I can't speak to some of the specific lenses you've mentioned but I think a fast-aperture 35mm prime is a must have for anybody wishing to capture gatherings, happenings and situations in a ...

I'm assuming when you say "night" you mean a lit-stadium. Personally, I wouldn't use a D500 for that either based on my own experience with shooting outdoor lit-stadium field sports - (Noise). For ...

+1 I can rely on it for sports of a certain type (to-fro fast-movement in good light), but overall it lags. Specifically, the lag present in various aspects of its operation as well as lack of AF ...

How about adding an 800 FL to that gear list?

Lag from sleep, lag during panning in Continuous High. A consistent viewfinder image. (Burst modes). I frequently use Z 6 in near dark conditions and at times, my eye does become a little stunned ...

I'm a big fan of this little lens.  (16-50 too).  Amazing image quality, very fast autofocus in good light.

I have that AF-P DX lens but haven't done a back-to back comparison. The one negative thing about the AF-P DX 70-300 is that it can't seem to match fast-moving (to and fro) objects well during ...

It's just the aperture blades updating to reflect the new setting you dialed in. With camera on and in Live View, illuminate lens opening to aid viewing of blades and adjust aperture.  You'll see ...

That's quite the feat of physics. I feel similarly. I'm so geeked about the 50-250, it fills the bill for a myriad of other focal lengths unless it's dim. Even in strong backlight, into the sun, ...

Likely cost/weight/size ROI, who knows - I think most of my zoom lenses have some perceptible movement when not in use but it hasn't affected their long-term performance or durability. I'll ...

Ditto - I don't think I've ever seen it mentioned nor have I attempted to use it.

I don't think Subject Tracking is available via the Fn buttons in Video Mode with Firmware version 3.0.

Yes - it's (most likely) the VR mechanism. With lens mounted, camera off, hand-hold and observe tremble of element in middle then turn camera on and observe element steady.

Decouple the shutter release from activating focus and enjoy using the camera with back button autofocus.

Maybe this thread… https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/63962778

You didn't mention "Auto Area" AF mode as shown on this page: https://nps.nikonimaging.com/technical_solutions/d4_tips/autofocus/ On my D4s when in Auto Area AF, the red-dot moves and follows what ...

I've heard good things about this lens - particularly if you value stepless, silent autofocus tracking for video. https://www.dslrbodies.com/lenses/nikon-lens-reviews/nikkor-zoom-lens-reviews/nikon ...

Z 6 = IBIS = transformed non-VR lenses. I have a Z 50 as well and I love it - my most used camera at the moment.  Of my 7 Nikon bodies, Z 50 is the most comfortable to hold - the grip and weight ...