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Those are outstanding. I have the Z50 and kit lenses too but can't say I"ve gotten wildlife shots like that!
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For what it's worth, to me if you aren't sure and you don't absolutely need a new camera you are probably better off to just wait. Twice I kind of wish I had waited, when I bought a camera new a ...
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I’ve had mine since early 2015 and won’t even think of replacing it for at least a couple more years for my landscape photography. A Pretty amazing reliable camera and I still prefer DSLRs with ...
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I know what you mean. I have a D810 and for some reason I keep looking at used D810s for what they are selling for now in excellent condition. I think because mine is a little beat up and it ...
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My D810 has been my best buddy since 2015 and it's the best camera I have ever owned. I'm sure the D850 is even better, but personally I think 36mp is far more than enough resolution without ...
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D810 (best DSLR ever) and: Wide Landscape or cityscape: 20mm f1.8g Tight landscapes: 70-200 f4 People and some landscape: 85mm f1.8 Night City lights: 80-200 f2.8ED All purpose: 24-120 f4g
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My 80-200 f2.8 two ring does an amazing job creating sunstars with city lights. The lens flares a lot into the sun so into the sun they aren't as good but I haven't used it much for that. I ...
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I would add the 80-200 f2.8 Ed two ring version. It is an amazingly sharp lens. I just finished comparing it to both my 70-200 f4 and 85 mm f1.8g and it outperforms both of those lenses in ...
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I bought my D810 in early 2015 and it's still my main camera. My wife bought me my D300s in 2009 and I still have it. For what they sell for used I would rather keep it just for the sentimental ...
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I really wish Sigma would update their Nikon version of this lens as it doesn't take tripod collars. I think the new Sony version does. But given Nikon DSLRs are on the way out I doubt they will ...
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With that camera/lens, the Leofoto 284CEX would be a good option. It has a built in leverller which is handy for panoramas. It weighs less than 3 lbs without the head. Leofoto makes some ...
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I have been shooting the Z50 for 1 1/2 years now with the two kit lenses, and while I do get more detail out of my D810 due to the additional pixels, the Z50 lenses are fantastically sharp and ...
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I've sold some equipment on Nikonians and have had good luck. However, you need to pay the $25 annual membership fee to buy or sell.
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I have the Z50 with the two lenses, and my copy of the 50-250 is razor sharp, outperforming the already stellar 16-50. Really impressed with both lenses as well as the camera. The Z50 ...
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I have the Nikon 24-120 f4G lens and noticed a couple months back that the VR doesn't appear to be working anymore. Basically nothing happens when I start to press the shutter now (I use the back ...
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Phone cameras do a wonderful job, in some ways or circumstances better than regular cameras, but there are still a lot of us who still like using traditional cameras whether it be with an optical ...
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I can relate to what you are saying. I feel the same way with my D810 especially with sunsets with a lot of reds and oranges. My camera really struggles with those with the sky often coming out ...
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Ive had the Leofoto 284cex for over a year now. It makes for a nice compact and light tripod for travel and the integrated leveling base is a plus for leveling the tripod quickly. The tripod is ...
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I know this is an older thread that I had previously responded to, but since then after trying to use my Siriu head in the cold of winter I’m not sure I would recommend it for cold weather ...
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