Tord S Eriksson

There are some restrictions with a D3300, but I agree that the image quality is often very good.

And has a suitable budget for buying those pro and semi-pro cameras. The superb photographer Ming Thein switched to a D3500 for quite some time, after years with MF gear when his back started ...

Mine has been very dependable, not least compared to top-of-the-line cameras from another brand I used to own. My Nikon 1 J5 takes lovely shots but is mechanically showing its age, at a bit over ...

Nice shots! My D3300 has been very dependable, never an issue of any kind! I do have a small loupe over the eyepiece which is helpful to my old eyes!

Good tips! I rarely use flash, but have both cheap Amazon Basic clones and the orginal versions from Godox. Plus Metz and a few more, including a Nikon for my Nikon 1 stuff! Possibly a Pentax as well!

Your source seems to agree with mine! Not much cheaper than brand new, once upon a time!

That lens sounds tempting! But then I just need a Z body ...

Or what some manage to do with their m43, not least guys climbing mountains!

I do hope that one day there will be a Nikon Z DX with IBIS, as with growing age I prefer lighter cameras with IBIS (like the Pentax I used to have, or the wife's m43 cameras, all with IBIS).

(snip) Wow, a dying world, somehow! Superb shots, all of them! Where?!

In the '70s I met the vice prime minister of Sweden outside our biggest department store distributing pamphlets to passersby and chatting with whoever wanted to chat with her. Didn't see any ...

My wife uses the PL 100-400 with her Panasonic and Olympus cameras. An outstanding lens, even if the zoom is a bit stiff for my liking! What do you do in Antarctica?! Checking the effects of Global ...

Looked at a few YouTube videos about owning a twenty-year-old Rolls or a Bentley of a similar age, which bought used can be a good investment, till something goes south, although some parts are ...

Hoffentlich! Good luck! I remember 'taking' totally black shots, but what the reason was I can't recall!

I have experienced (on long telephoto lenses) reflections inside the lens when used on Nikon 1 cameras, so I ditched UV filters a long time ago. This has never been an issue with my DSLRs, though, ...

Life has a lot of surprises but should he return we'll all be very surprised!

Pretty sure you'd love the Voigtlander lenses (20/3.5, 40/2.8, 58/1.4, plus the older non-chipped ones), as they are sharp but far from flare-resistant!

Sadly, that's how much of our world is today, fenced in. About 50 years ago I stumbled on the Swedish queen in a shop in a small village, and I managed to take a shot of her, too. Today everyone ...

Lovely shot, and educating! My grandchildren go to the International School in Hua Hin, which is so very different (very friendly place, but with guards and a perimeter fence) and yet the same ...

Most of my shooting is with varying sizes and types of SD cards and occasionally with some older CF cards. Seems to me that overall size is the major factor, the card's speed is a secondary issue. ...