FLG2012

I'm surprised we have not seen actual leaked pics yet. With the comment that it will be “amazingly” small, maybe it is styled after the X-S10, so perhaps that back of camera shot in the Fuji event ...

Thanks for that detailed instruction Tim. Wondering if I could just use a dremel to cut off the pin flush with the mount. Ross

Great response Tim, thanks. I'll have to try those techniques on my next windy shoot. Yes I too am not fond of that safety pin on the CB-70D. I may have to see if I can do the clamp replacement. Ross

I wish I was back in my 40's :-) Cool that you are taking care of yourself. I wish I had gotten serious about fitness much earlier. I'm loving the weightlifting and am hoping to get to 400lbs on ...

Yes, most landscape pros I'm acquainted with are carrying no more than 3 series. Personally I love using a 5 series in the field and enjoyed my older model until I fell and cracked the CF. I now ...

Thanks, if the additional stiffness rating shown on his website tripod tests is merely academic then I'll stick with the 4 series.

That's some good advice, thank you.

Hello @ Hamiltionian. I bought a 4-series Gitzo similar to the one you have in your tripod test and overall have loved it. But a problem I encountered on my last landscape photo trip was vibrations ...

I love the waterfall shot. Your choice of shutter speed was wise, and the rock background is itself a piece of art worth admiring.

Sorry to revive a thread from last year but I have a question for @midimid. With the Yongnuo RF-603 II in the hot shoe of the Z6/7 you also need the cord connected from it to the remote port on ...

I really like the RRS version for the Z6/Z7 where it extends under the camera's grip to offer that extra bit of handholding comfort, and I hope they do come out with same for the Z50.

I emailed RRS asking about a Z50 l-plate and received their reply today: "Presently there is no definitive plan to produce a dedicated plate system for the Z50. We are however tracking market ...

Excellent, looking forward to it. Thank you for sharing this info with us!

The 70-200 is looking spectacular. I too am very interested in your impressions of the 24-200.

It's a good question and would be nice to get an answer, but i suspect only Nikon knows.