AlbertTheLazy

Nope I do ;-) Same here.

'Vacca', nominative singular = 'cow' Vaccae, nominative plural = 'cows'

I take it that you are from somewhere in the US. In 60 years of desiring and using Nikon cameras I have never heard a Brit using the 'hi' version. Not saying that nobody does but ain't common, let ...

But in some versions you pronounce V like W. And AE like 'eye'. I spent my first year of Latin learning that, the changed to a teacher who pronounced the Latin for 'cows' as 'vackay' rather then ...

Sounds perfectly feasible. UK anglophones are not experts in how people from mainland Europe pronounce words. And there are many languages over there. I have a strong feeling you are a citizen of ...

In what way? Your responses to some of the answers you have already received show that your technical understanding is at a pretty basic level. Nothing wrong with that; we all have to start ...

There are other manufacturers, you know... :-) Sounds like paid work? Do you have a preference for FF or APS-C? The sensor size of the Canon 1D Mark IVappears to be something between the two. This ...

No reason why you should not be able to use those lenses on a X-T4. I use a number of adapted lenses on mt X-T3 but I'm not in the Leica price league. https://fujilove.com/fujifilm-m-mount-adapter- ...

That's good advice. Back in monorail view camera days it was my preferred way of macro focusing because it affected magnification less, especially around 1:1. Of course, that was before focus ...

'Several' mm? 5mm FOV on APS-C requires about 3x magnification. Without doing accurate calculations I estimate that you could get that with a 50mm-ish macro plus full set of extension tubes, maybe ...

Have you got the exposure right? Post an example. That sounds strange. Are you adjusting WB in the camera before shooting or in the computer?

Assuming that it was designed for 16mm film use  then you are likely to get a lot of vignetting on an APS-C camera. Someone else suggested that the screw part of the mount could be a T2, You can ...

There is no such lens. Would you settle for a 2 x 2.65 section?

You are mixing up two different things here, for a start. Your first two examples refer to the size difference between (so-called) 'Full Frame' sensors and smaller ones. The second two refer to ...

Depends on what you mean by 'better'. Do you want deeper or shallower?

Why? Genuine question. Exposure meters expect the average of all the tones in a scene to come to 18% reflectance. Your light coloured jar on a light coloured background probably averages to ...

As far as I am aware there is no such animal. I believe that some Pentax DSLRs have AA battery grips available but don't know of any mirrorless. The last camera I owned that used AA cells was a ...

Has it occurred to you that you are generalizing from a specific situation? I've never owned or used a Nikon digital camera and I've never run up against the issue you describe, although I've been ...

I'm puzzled. 'Few indoor pictures' literally  means that you do NOT shoot much indoors but the whole thrust of your question is how to improve your indoor shots. So post a couple of examples ...

Asyou say  the switch no longer works on a Canon either I can't see why you think it's a problem with the Panasonic. Internal breaks in leads are the most common cause I know for faults like this. ...