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How is the light in the venue? How far will you be from targets?

I experienced similar back in 2019 atop Mt. Wilson above Pasadena, CA.

Might have you switched the focus limiter?

I'd like to see some sort of refinement where the camera could instantly wake up.  Maybe an energy-saving mode where the camera could recognize (like an Apple Watch recognizes a fall) when ...

Z 5 with focus peaking and VR.

Might you have any from “Mulholland Drive?” My favorite movie.

I've seen a few videos from him on one of the big NYC store's product reveals.  Fun and insightful.  I've learned a few things by watching him.

I can't answer your question, but this page might get you closer to an answer: https://scantips.com/lights/metering2.html See under "Camera Reflective Metering Modes - Center-Weighted Metering" ...

There's always the BMW i3 body, the Porsche 911 Turbo S wheel option, at least one Nikon camera made of Sereebo to name a few not to mention many patents in development: Hyundai CFRP front ...

Probably similar reasons why so many previously metallic automotive components are now some sort of composite. Oil pans, valve covers, inlet manifolds, to name a few recent swaps.  Many more to come..

I hate to say it but I'm sure you're right. I think (professional) photographers and zoom lenses will be largely negated. Images and videos will be stitched from many sources and delivered in ...

I think I get what you mean about the Z 50 shutter- it's not "as good" as my Z 6 bodies for example as it resists about 1/2 way down the travel whereas the Z 6 bodies have a more consistent ...

When in AF-S, try focusing on a smooth, constant press throughout the travel of the button until it bottoms out. (Follow through). I think this way, you'll better train yourself to recognize when ...

Examples at bottom of page: https://www.nikon-image.com/products/nikkor/zmount/nikkor_z_28mm_f28_special_edition/

I hear you. I thought of a Z 5 too but often use mirrorless bodies in near darkness with f/2 and faster autofocus lenses.  The low-light AF ability of the Z 6 (and I'm sure the II version) is ...

I have no idea about this kind of stuff.  I just go by the meter combined with what metering mode I've chosen which is usually Matrix. Sounds like an interesting theory.

Personally, I've learned to trust my (DSLR) camera meters and dial in + or - based on the overall tones of whats in the viewfinder (keeping in mind each body's tendency with certain scenes) and ...

Since you have auto ISO turned off and you're choosing your shutter speed and aperture yourself, I think you're under exposing the image. See this: http://www.nikon-asia.com/en_Asia/nikon_school/ni ...

I doubt it as the effect is very subtle. Are you in highlight weighted metering? Do you have negative exposure compensation dialed in? Are you in Auto ISO? Many factors could make an image too dark. ...