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Probably depends on what you're using it for. I was using my 40 f/2 mostly for fairly close subjects indoors and ended up with a lot of softness. Stopping down helped a little bit. The 35 f/1.8S ...

I'm very happy with mine as well. It's miles better than the 40mm f/2 that it replaced. I don't have any of the other 1.8 primes to compare it with, though.

I can only speak for myself, but my Z6 is the first camera I've owned with a top LCD, and I have never found it useful.

I don't see what the Zf has to do with the Z5, frankly. They are totally different cameras in a totally different price league.

It's pure entitlement to complain that every new camera released is not what you wanted. The Zf should be great news for Z6/Z6ii users, because it makes it clear the next iteration will be getting ...

$150 off too. Hm, maybe now is the time for me to buy. I know it's one I will want to get at some point anyway.

Ack, the board is sideways and the king and queen are lined up on the wrong squares. Don't tell me you let black go first also! ;-)

It was one of my favorites. It was tiny and had really nice IQ. This Nikon version looks probably even better, though not quite as tiny.

I had the Sigma when I was in the EOS M system. Really great affordable prime, but personally I get more use out of the 35mm-equivalent focal length. I would prefer the 24 f/1.7 if I had a DX ...

Perfect. That way you can take pictures of them while remaining hundreds of feet away!

Are you using mostly adapted glass on your Z7ii? I've heard of others having trouble with autofocus when using adapted lenses. I've only used native Z lenses, so I wonder if that could be the ...

I had the M50 and now I have the Z6. I don't do much BIF, but for everything else I find the Z6 autofocus at least as good as the M50. The human face/eye tracking, which I use a lot, is definitely ...

Radisson Hotel - used to be a train station Inside the hotel: handheld vertical pano because my 24-70 wasn't wide enough The Office fans might recognize this place/composition

It boasts that it's the Niagara of Pennsylvania. I don't know if that is quite deserved, but it is a nice place, and the falls really are pretty impressive if you don't try to compare them to Niagara.

Glad you liked them! You guessed right, this is the Chesapeake, or more precisely, the Patuxent River right where it flows into the bay.

Next year I'll try to remember to bring a tripod and zoom lens, but the 35mm handheld was good for capturing the perspective of people watching the show, which I also like. And here's one from ...

I used to use it a lot on my Canon EOS M cameras. The Z6 has a lot more physical controls, so I don't use the touchscreen as much. One thing I do miss is the touch-and-drag autofocus point ...

No, there is not. The only reason to upgrade to the Z7 is if you want the extra megapixels. I would save your money for lenses or trips instead.

For ultrawide zooms, the options are 14-30 f/4 S, 14-24 f/2.8 S, and 17-28 f/2.8 (another Tamron rebadge). There is also the 20mm f/1.8 S prime.

What makes you think that? The 17-28 f/2.8 is less than a year old and has been on sale for $200 off for a while now.