Rich Rosen

Why wouldn't they want to sell a new system and offer incentives to assure their sale. This is not desperation. It is marketing. I admit, I was a  skeptic about the Z system when first introduced. ...

My only experience with banding is when my Z6 is in silent shutter and my ISO is above 5600. With those settings, I can actually see the banding prior to pressing the shutter in the EVF.

Makes no difference to me. With the exception of one lens, a 20 year old Sigma 105 EX 2.8 Macro; that I manual focus anyhow, all my current lenses are AFS. Such a premium adapter would be very ...

I just tested the SB800 on my Z 6. It worked fine. I believe the manuals indicate the compatibility of Nikon flashes. Chances are; you are either in silent mode or H* speed mode. In neither case, ...

Not all of them do. My eyes aren't the best, so I find the screen on the Z to be easier to read    than my D500. I wouldn't want a camera without a top display either. Correction to my previous ...

Since the D600, I find the back screen information display to be invaluable. Problem is; it always there. So the top screen continues to be very important to my shooting. The top display on the Z ...

I don’t think there is much of a trade off, when using a Z/FTZ with an f mount lens, as opposed to using a fmount lens on an f mount camera. Image quality should not suffer. What may be an issue, ...

I only have 2 Sigma Lenses, so the question, for me, isn't what my favorite Sigma lens; but what are my favorite lenses. My Sigma 120-300 2.8 Sport is my favorite lens. The other Sigma; an old 105 ...

I can't speak to Nortrup's review of the 24-70, and find his infamous review of the Z6  to be flawed. I just don't think he mastered the Z in his review. Jared on the other hand had some pretty ...

You are going to have to be patient. Nikon's lens map gives us certain primes, that probably won't be any smaller than the current lenses and could be larger. Nothing on the lens map suggest a ...

Why not? There are really very good cropped sensor cameras out there. There are also some very good professional photographers out there, who could take a “pinhole camera,” and sell its images. ...

But that's  my point. The Sony A9 is just such a camera. The existence of that camera and the A7RIII, in the Sony lineup, has improved the stature of Sony in the photo world. It has proven that it ...

I don't think you are qualified to make a judgement about either system, as compared to those who have worked or tested many systems. I'm no expert and don't presume to know which lens is better. ...

Both Nikon and Canon built their reputation on the pro camera. While it is a very small  part of the market, it drives the viability of the system. Potential buyers find great comfort and pride in ...

Nikon's success in Mirrorless depends a great deal on Lenses. While the FTZ makes it easier for F mount owners to transition to Z, the promise of the Z mount lens will be the real test for ...

Placed 51^st in the challenge.

Z6 with Nikon AF-S 70-200 G f2.8  VR in continuous H* A test of the Z 6 in action sports

Yes, i agree. A native lens system should use native lenses. The adapter is really a temporary accessory for many of us. While i find it to be very good with F mount lenses that were fast focusing ...

The person or people who own Optical Limits are Canon shooters. The Cameras they use are owned by them. So in quick succession, they have purchased EOS 5RS, and an EOS R. This has allowed them to ...

The pictures are really good! But I have a question: what is your percentage of nailed focus? Another question: Did you get what you saw, or was there a slight lag, making you miss the shot?  I'm ...