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but I also make sure that there is a secondary tie to the strap just in case a metal part snaps. Also, make sure your fingers stay away from the lens release button on the camera when carrying it. ...

for more than 1 hour a day to get food or exercise and with a curfew between 8pm and 5am daily and then no more than 5km away. That's Melbourne, Victoria, Australia for the foreseeable future!

and prefer the D3X. I also have a D3 that excels in low light and concert as well as studio. The D800E is great for landscapes. Your call but really you can't go wrong and the D800E and D4s are ...

I have owned this lens fora few years now and find it to be excellent for both Landscapes and Portraits.

Recently my friend posted a humorous look at video editing - 'The five stages of editing' on FB. I replied wth my own version which I repeat here. Hopefully you get a laugh form it. The five stages ...

Burton and easy carries and stores my 3 Kupo C stands and booms. The wheels make it easy to move. https://www.burton.com/au/en/p/burton-wheelie-locker-board-bag/W21-109951.html

Snow Board bag. It is tough, has wheels and works perfectly for me. Cost me $100AUD online and it is a known brand. Love it!

Not enough info to say exactly what you need to do but with that part of the manual you should be able to sort it out.

Here is a photo I posted recently from the session I mentioned. I love the feel of this photo and love the handling of the Pro bodies. https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/64082486

I preferred the files out of the D3X which were cooler but felt really crisp. The D850 files are warmer and quite detailed as well. I used the Sigma Art 85mm 1.4 of the D850 and the Nikon 70-200 ...

on the look I am trying to achieve. The BD is my go to modifier. If I want to tighten the lighting and increase the fall-off I add the grid. If I want to soften the light, I use the diffuser. I ...

Searched until I found one with less than 10K clicks and grabbed it. It is still my preferred studio camera. Portraits just look better for some reason and paired with the 70-200 f2.8 FL ED, super ...

Hattah and Murray Sunset country last weekend. Not too far from here.

You have some great Aussie photos there!

Nikon D3X and Nikon 70-200 f2.8 FL ED @ 90mm and f9, 1/160 sec -2EV ISO 100. Two Bowens Strobes - 750W Key with diffused Beauty Dish and a rim light, medium reflector with small grid. ============= ...

on a Nikon D810 and a Nikon 70-200 2.8 FL ED VR on my Nikon D3X. The majority of my Sigma shots were OOF while the Nikon was pin sharp. What happened? I re-checked the focus (AF Fine Tune ...