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*.nef, because for some reason, Nikon does not use the standardized *.dng format, as some other manufacturers do. Were Nikon offering the option to use *.dng, I'd be using that.

Nikon Germany (on their website) "Nicht vorrätig" (not available). As every german official Nikon dealer announces. Not available, pre-order, in three to six months (that last bit of pure joy came ...

Because the resale value of a camera fitted with original accessories —and this inckudes body caps— is higher than with some strange aftermarket stuff?

As I understand the OP, the problem described is not about AF functionality, but about seeing the AF indicator in the viewfinder.

Did you check the diopter adjustment of the EVF? If what you see is somewhat out-of-focus, it might be harder to discern the focus boxes (and other stuff). I've used my Z7II in bright sunlight and ...

Yes, there is no need for a CFExpress Card. You can do nearly everything with the camera using an SD card. Even a UHS-1 card (without the extra contacts) can be used. For normal stills ...

You can use a similar filter with the 14-30 lens (the important thing is the correct diametre), but be aware that at the wider end of the focal range, vignetting will occur even with so-called ...

Thanks for pointing that out - that hat me check the Z50's user interface, and I see it's vastly different from what the Z6/Z7 do. Those have a dedicated "playback" button ...

Goes without saying. And when I saw the first ukrainian refugees at the train station in my city, and noticed lots of cars with ukrainian license plates, the perspective changed again. But still …

And the display itself is turned off, since you're using the EVF? That sounds strange. I don't have a Z50, but cross-checked that with my Z7II. Selecting "touch on playback only" renders the touch ...

Could it be that you're pressing the OK button? That also activates zoom on the EVF.

No, not really. In Europe, this lens still remains undeliverable, Nikon Europe themselves don't have it, and with the exception of two or three lucky guys who won the first run of the limited ...

Unfortunately, it is extremely unlikely that Tamron will ever produce a Z mount lens on their own. This is because Tamron is licensed OEM for Nikon (the Z 28-75/2.8 lens is a re-badged Tamron ...

Most iPads use USB-C, so SD card readers for that are unuseable on iPhones (which apple stubbornly fits with the outdated "Lightning" connector). Apple sells this: https://www.apple.com/shop/produc ...

As usual, it depends on what you want to do and what amount of practice you're willing to invest. I'm kind of an UWA aficionado, having begun on APS-C with a 10-20mm lens and then an 8-16mm lens. T ...

Read the camera's manual.

Your lens will vignette the same as it does on an FX DSLR. The amount of vignetting depends on the focal length and the set aperture - fully open it will be worse than stepped down. With lenses of ...

No, I'd like to have a less distorted geometry and use the 14-30/4 on my Z7II. And the 11mm Irix on a dumb adapter.

Well, not specifically, yes, but it's far more noticeable with them.

There is a general issue with all telephoto lenses, and it's not caused by the individual lens' design. That is atmospheric disturbances between camera and subject having more influence the longer ...