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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 ...
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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 ...
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$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.
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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! ;-)
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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.
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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 ...
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Perfect. That way you can take pictures of them while remaining hundreds of feet away!
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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 ...
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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 ...
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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
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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.
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Glad you liked them! You guessed right, this is the Chesapeake, or more precisely, the Patuxent River right where it flows into the bay.
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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 ...
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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 ...
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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.
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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.
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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.
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