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Bill, you'll just have to wean yourself off American coffee. "A mean espresso" and "sweeten the deal"...  :-D This lens is not about price/performance or mass market appeal. It is about comfort and ...

I don't know the sales data on the Canon 400/4 DO to make any worthwhile comment. Like you, I have a keen interest in Nikon's survival. Part of that survival rests on introducing successful, ...

Reality check: Canon 400/4 DO is USD6,900. Methinks Nikon 600/5.6 PF will be similar. Anyway, sweet dreams...

Thanks for your thoughts, Lance. We know from the patent that it will be about 330 mm long. Now, my Tamron 150-600 G2 is around 280 mm long at 150mm and extends out to around 350mm zoomed out to ...

Any educated guesses on the likely weight of this slim beauty? Cheers, Andrew

Hi ollielufti Cute dog! I don't know how it works in Japan... but I hope this helps ;-) In Australia, Nikon provide a no charge lens calibration service for lenses under current Australian ...

Actually, I'm in awe of the lengths you go to :-O Cheers, Andrew

I swapped out the TC 14eII for the TC14eIII when I got the 400FL. I find this works very well on the 300PF. Like yourself, I always try to give the TC an extra stop but find it works just fine ...

Your secret is safe with me :-D

Thanks for explanation, Sar. Nice picture. Cheers, Andrew

So, really you have your wife to thank :-) Cheers, Andrew

Thank you for your post with all these links :-) For me, it is a trip down memory lane. I was lucky to receive one of the first 3 lenses released (escaped?) about 3 weeks before they became ...

Thank you for that, Sar. The colour contrast aspect suggests 3D tracking. Is that how you see it? Cheers, Andrew

Great shooting, Larry. You certainly have got an eagle eye :-) Cheers, Andrew

Great shots, Sar. As usual :-) How do you find the AF-C in auto mode on the D850 shooting smaller subjects, e.g. birds with closer and cluttered backgrounds? Cheers, Andrew

Even more interesting to me is the Lenscore rating for the 300/4D and the 3004 PF. I owned the 300 D when I got an early copy of the 300 PF. My extensive testing over realistic outdoor shooting ...

Nikon needs PF's in this range to compete with the existing excellent Canon 400 DO II and the promised 600 DO. PF's will be a major weapon to blunt Sony's intrusion with their mirrorless (and ...

Hi Mr Eriksson May I inquire as to where you got this VR information from to form your opinion? In my experience with the Tamron Gen 2 150-600, the third VC (VR) option is simply brilliant! Not ...

Horses for courses... My 16-35VR lens is one of the first packed for overseas trips and landscape shoots.  It is usable at 16-18, best between about 18-28, stellar at 24mm and weakest 30-35 IMHO. I ...

Thank you for the kind words, Larry. I look forward to seeing more of your images in the future. Cheers, Andrew