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This is one of the reasons I've been holding off on the Tamron G2. I want 200mm reach on a 200mm lens, not less. While it's beneficial to have a wider angle of view when you're closer to your ...

Hi John, Some nice images there. I noticed you're shooting at f/11, which is not necessary with this lens, assuming you have it AF-fine-tuned. You're also going to run into diffraction at those ...

I don't know if it does or not, but I do know that it didn't stop me from getting the shots I needed or wanted. The U1, U2, is a great advantage (IMO) over the banks system of the D500, for ...

With "Normal VR" enabled, the viewfinder image can jump a little bit initially. With "Sport VR" it does less-so. I use the AF-ON button and keep it pressed down while shooting, so the viewfinder ...

I can tell you why I didn't go with a Sigma Sport. It is heavier, more expensive, it may require the use of the doc to AF fine tune, it may not work with future Nikon bodies or firmware updates ...

Some tips.... - Don't use f/18. While you're gaining depth of field, you're going to lose some sharpness due to diffraction. Most lenses have a "sweet spot" at around f/5.6 - f/8. - Get your sensor ...

Primes are awesome, they usually take well to TCs, so I think having the new Nikon 2.0TCE III would not be such a bad idea with the 300mm f/2.8 ( depending which version you have ). On the other ...

The A7III certainly seems like a great camera and the D750 is still pretty awesome. It just depends on what system you want to stick to long-term; Nikon or Sony? - Check the lens selection and ...

If the D750 is anything to go by ( same AF as in the D7500 ), you're not going to see any significant difference in AF speed with a slower telephoto like the Tamron 150-600mm G2, whether it's ...

The AWB is completely customizable and so easy to do. Possibilities are many and you're not stuck with the factory default if you don't like it. Aside from that, you can create yet more custom WB ...

Those images are a nice start! Congrats on your new set up. I use Manual mode set to 1/2500s or slightly higher, f/5.6, with AF-C D25 set to "focus + release", highlight-weighed metering, Auto ISO, ...

You can do all of this in DxO PhotoLab Elite , which is awesome and set to get yet another update in early June this year. Looking forward to that. I've been using DxO PhotoLab Elite exclusively ...

Actually if you're shooting close-proximity sports with it, the AF is utilized quite a bit. Unless you're shooting at f/16, there's still a limit to DOF even at 14mm, especially if the subject is...

Nikon software like Capture NX-D will let you sort your images by focal length, ISO, f/stop or shutter speed, among other things. Is that what you're looking for? I tried to see if you can do the ...

I'm assuming (or rather hoping) that he shot RAW. Even if he didn't shoot RAW, exposure can still be adjusted.

At first I had the same reaction as you when I couldn't shape the circle into an ellipse. However... I figured out if I just create two or three smaller circles or use the brush tool, I can ...

As my highlighted sentence states, I'm aware that Lightroom has better local adjustment options, but that doesn't mean DxO Photo Lab Elite sucks at it, or that you couldn't get the job done with ...

DxO PhotoLab Elite has been my only RAW editor for the last few months, even though I have an Adobe subscription. Unless I need to clone out a significant portion of the photo, I haven't found a ...

The D850 and D500 probably have very similar weather sealing properties. Check out this article and video: ...

The software is already paid for and all current cameras are supported, so if they do indeed go out of business, unless I upgrade to a future camera, it won't affect me. The software works great ...