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Japan forgets to switch off “goalkeeper detect" mode on penalty shots in World Cup quarter final ;-)
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Like yourself, I have been fortunate to have had a Z9 for a while now and so I can relate to your experiences. Since FW 2.1, I have found that shooting small birds in tough terrain works best for ...
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Well, the OP asked (shouted) for a fast bird in flight, presumably shot with something like a Z6ii. I don't use my Z6ii for shooting the fastest birds on the planet. I much preferred the D500, ...
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These are lovely images. That 400/2.8 really shines with buttery smooth OOF areas. Thanks for posing these! A minor quibble or two, if I may. 1. A sand crane (with which I am not familiar) and a ...
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Richie, I looked at your very recent post in the Samples and Galleries forum under the "A couple of photos from Peterborough here in the UK." thread. https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/66405350 Y ...
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I look forward to seeing an image of a speeding peregrine falcon shot with the legendary D200. Please post soon.
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I am not all amused with some of the heat in recent forums. Really, if there is a valid point to be made, there is no need to shout. I recently loaned a good friend my 500PF for use with his Nikon ...
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No. Its about how aberrations are managed by different optical formulae. For example lets use a motor car engine. The objective is more power, torque and lower fuel consumption and emissions. One ...
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Well, you are right... it probably doesn't sound different. But how does it look? Firstly, a cross section of the Canon 400 DO II: And the Nikon 300PF: To me, they look different... significantly ...
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Thank you for posting the Nikon 300PF patent. It provides an excellent explanation. So, quoting from that patent a little further on: "The first lens group G1 has a diffraction optical element DOE1 ...
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Of course saying they have some similarities is valid... so is saying an aardvark has similarities with an elephant. Hey, they both have trunks, eyes, 4 legs, etc and live in Africa. However, it ...
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Canon's DO technology and Nikon's PF approach are not at all the same. They are significantly different. One is diffraction and the other refraction. The following quote from LensTip explains: "Wha ...
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