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Good for you. It was the right decision.

Correct spelling is “lens,” without the apostrophe. Im confused about your statement that a 50mm lens “is feet wide for landscape.” Most people are looking for a 35, 24, or even wider lens for ...

We have heard them hissing and calling outside our windows for a few days but this was the first time we saw them. I will look out for other chances.

Thanks, Ernie. It was a sight. Later my wife was knocking on the window but I was doing something else and didn’t pay attention. She later told me both of the owls were sitting on the same branch, ...

That is a lot of cosmetic wear, meaning it has been used heavily. it is 1/3 the price of a new lens, which here in the US comes with only a one-year warranty too. Do you know the dealer? Have they ...

You don’t mention maximum aperture requirements, but my suggestion: 14-30/4 S 24-120/4 S 100-400 S, whatever its max aperture is. these will fill the range from your 16 through 400, with better ...

That isn’t the last 800mm PF serial number Nikon will manufacture. Your dealer will have another one at some point, or you can order it when you are ready … … which you obviously are not, or you ...

Got home from the beach this evening photographing sandpipers and just as I got out of the truck I saw a barred owl flying out of the cedar 15’ in front of my deck. I looked up and saw a second ...

Don’t you ever shoot low-level in portrait orientation? Trying to do that with my Z7 is painful. I really hope Nikon allows tilt in portrait in their “iii” models, like in the Z9.

Would a 12-28 appeal to vloggers? Genuine question as I’m not part of that crowd. I suspect a zoom would be more useful than a fixed 24mm …

So.

Filters in the camera body, maybe as a rotary/disc? How big are you willing for that body to be, for the 5%? 15%? of your images that need ANY filter, much less one of the few that would be...

I think that’s only ND. This combines a VND and a polarizer in one filter.

Someone forgot his pills this morning …

Hang on a minute … I can’t remember where I put my crystal ball.

Nikon has a 28-75 Z lens. It is a rebadged Tamron.

No, there is no confusion. It does not work. As I wrote above, one person forced it by using a Dremel tool to hack the baffle at the back of the FTZ until the Z TC physically fit inside. However, ...

Tele converters have lens elements that protrude out the front. They will strike the baffle of the FTZ, damaging the lens. One here has used a Dremel tool to enlarge the baffle so the TC fit, but ...

Nikon looks at the likely buyer for each level of camera. The buyer willing to spend $2,000 for a Z6ii is also more willing to spend more for premium (“S” Line) lenses in their kit. someone buying ...

Please respond to the OP, not another respondent. The chances that your post will be read by the right person are higher that way.

Getting older sucks.