PerfectPoms

I agree with those who recommend the 300 mm 2.8.  You can also pick up a 1.4 TC (but get only the most recent III version).  This way you've got a choice of 300mm or 420mm.  (Not as convenient as ...

I didn't take the 'Nikon apologizes for not being able to fulfil all orders with first shipment' thread all that seriously because less than a week ago a salesperson at my favorite camera store ...

I agree with others:  I think the most likely cause of unsharp photos  - if it is happening mainly with one lens - is you should try Auto Focus fine tuning your lens with the D750.  That lens may ...

I'm wondering which will give better sharpness and focus speed: the Nikon 200mm f2 and a 2.0 (version III) teleconverter, versus putting a 1.4 tc on a 300mm 2.8? And how do you think these would ...

I'm wondering when companies like Pixel and Meike will actually have battery grips available for sale that are compatible with the D850. I ask - because, 5 to 10 years ago, when I bought grips for ...

How about selling the D5, keep the D500 and buy a D850?

I don't think you have any legitimate worry. I bought my D750 some time in 2016 - I think - maybe 2015 - and I've taken 179,000 photos with it - without a problem. And when I want decent looking ...

The 70-200 f4 IS SHARPER than the VR 1 AND the VR II. If you don't believe me, check out DXOMark: ...

Of course the 70-200 f4 sells without a tripod collar because the lens is so small and light (cc to 2.8) that Nikon assumes you will use it hand held.  I've never considered for a second getting a ...

It's amazingly light weight and tiny, but I haven't gotten decent photos out of it yet (compared to my 70-200 f4) - but I've only used it a few times (so I'm probably not being all that fair to ...

Those who say 'you'll get accustomed to it in 1 day of using it' don't understand that some of us are switching back and forth from one moment to another during a shoot with two cameras and two ...

Yes, after my second day shooting with the lens it is ABSOLUTELY necessary to keep the tripod foot attached to the lens and cradle the lens foot in your palm while hand-holding the lens.  (my ...

Sorry Mike - but please don't listen to the two who commented on here saying the 70-200 f4 is about as sharp as the 70-200 2.8 II - the f4 lens IS SHARPER. If you don't believe me - check out DXO - ...

So a while ago - I bought the Sigma 100-400 lens - and the zoom ring turns in the OPPOSITE direction to Nikon lenses, which makes the lens almost unusable for me when switching between one camera ...

As I understand it - Canon zooms in the opposite direction to Nikon, and I believe that SOME of the Sigma lenses for Nikon zoom in the same direction as Nikon lenses - but I absolutely could be ...

I may sell the lens - because I use it take photos of small dogs that move very quickly towards and away from the camera - and I don't think I can switch back and forth with the Sigma and Nikon ...

I thought I might be able to use it as a push pull zoom - but that's not working well.

Please excuse me going on a rant, but I am so ^*&%^ed at the idiots at Sigma who decided to make the new Sigma 100-400 mm lens zoom in the OPPOSITE DIRECTION to the way Nikon zoom works. In other ...

I have mixed feelings about Lexar 'dying.' (they may be bought out) What REALLY bugs me about Lexar is they have been disgustingly dishonest about the speed of their cards.  They CLAIM a really ...

I too have been appalled that Lexar has been VERY DISHONEST in their 'claims' about the speed of their cards - when they are talking about READ speeds - and the speed you want in your camera (the...