Dyun27

Yes, because by putting the TC on, you lose light, which in turn forces you to use higher ISO and your dynamic range also suffers. In some cases the TC II had some chromatic aberrations that the ...

Forget the TC. I have both the II and III. The 1.4 III is the better one for IQ and AF speed, but after buying a D500, I didn't bother with using the TC. The focus speed is too compromised with ...

If noise is your biggest issue, download DxO PhotoLab 4 and try to process your noisy RAW files in that. They have a 30 day free trial that's fully functional. Experiment with their "Prime" noise ...

The Nikon 200-500mm f/5.6 hasn't disappointed me yet, but of course the focus speed is not going to be super duper fast on any of these superzoom lenses, so your timing has to make up for the more ...

They have tutorials on their website. You can find them here: https://www.dxo.com/dxo-academy/#

DxO is a one time purchase. Not a subscription model.

You can always add sharpening in either program. Keep in mind that every full-sized image uploaded to dpreview gets blown up to 200% view equivalent when you click zoom. At least that's what I see ...

Just downloaded it. First image I tried to edit, I accidentally used the heal/patch tool on a part of the image and I can't undo it. The "undo" option is greyed out under the menu. I tried using ...

"Never" misses? Mmmm.... can't really agree with that. That probably largely depends on what lens is attached, assuming all other things are equal. If I HAD to choose one of the two, I'd keep the ...

My bad! :D My brain saw Z50.

Not OP, but a Z5 is DX while the D750 is FX. Better sensor, better ergonomics and very good AF through viewfinder (not so much in live view).

You can set the D750 to shoot at 12bit RAW, which will increase your buffer capacity and won't make your image quality suffer in any distinguishable way. Unfortunately the AF points are clustered ...

Congrats on your D500! You can shoot events with just about any current model and get great results. I have both the D500 and D750. I always prefer the results I get from my D750 when it comes to ...

It's definitely working for you! :D

Those look great IMO, especially if they are SOOC with in-camera noise reduction applied. All of them have good exposure ( on the verge of maybe a little too much, which is OK if you plan to ...

This is a gorgeous shot, even in full view. Very nice details and focus is great.

I'd get it with a Nikon warranty. It's a great camera. I've been using mine since it's release and haven't had any major issues. I even dropped it on concrete without any visible consequences when ...

If it's between missing or getting the shot, get the shot at whatever ISO. As long as you don't under-expose shadows or over-expose highlights, the image is easily cleaned up in either DxO ...

It's a Furby I believe. It moves and you can teach it to talk. It does look a lot like a Gremlin!

DxO Has video tutorials here: https://www.dxo.com/dxo-academy/ Should be easy to follow.