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Just got back from two weeks in Iceland where I put my new Z7ii to the test. We had some heavy rain over the first couple of days and then was very fortunate to have a clear night and reasonably ...

I’ve been in Iceland for the past week and agree with this advice. Nearly everyone here takes this approach because the weather is so variable.

Right, because there are no females interested in photography or in MF gear.

Great write-up Kev.  I actually just received my Decathlon MH500 30L and LowePro GearUp XL II within the last couple of days.  I originally purchased the GearUp L II which was a mistake - it's not ...

FWIW I recently switched from a Fuji X-H1 to a Z7 II. I was a Nikon shooter for a long time before I got the Fuji and am really enjoying being back with a Nikon mirrorless body. The RAW files are ...

So twice as much light for only a 25% weight penalty. Makes the price seem fair when you also factor in better built quality and features.

This is why I hope Nikon comes out with the 24-105 and a 70-200 f4 sooner than later. I don’t want to lug around the 24-70 f/2.8 and have such a limited range. The 24-70 f/4 has the same limited ...

I was wondering if it might be shutter shock from the VR/IBIS not being turned off/locked.  1/125 is right in the shutter speed range where shutter shock tends to show up.  It looks like there are ...

I think the reason they would do it is if the new 600mm f/4 lens also has a built in TC. Then you essentially have 400 f/2.8, 560 f/4, 600 f/4, and 840 f/5.6 all available in just two physical ...

Testing out the close-up capabilities of the 20mm 1.8S.

Nice shots! I would consider cropping out the trees that are creeping into the left side and top corner of the frame in the first shot, but I really like the painterly colors of it. Vermont is a ...

It’s not worth the trouble. I remember now that this is the poster that’s always displeased with what Nikon is doing and yet refuses to switch to another brand or to just be happy with what they ...

You seem caught up on resolution and some vague definition of “better” image quality as the only things that matter for the Z9 to make it worth paying extra for over the Z7 II. The Z7 II already ...

I get that, but regardless it only takes one slip or bump that causes him to lose his grip and that lens is going for an ugly flight down to the ground....

Was anyone else really nervous watching Chris handle the camera and that huge/expensive lens without any sort of strap? Usually he at least has a wrist strap on it...

Just wait for some initial reviews to come out that demonstrate the AF/tracking, continuous shooting (sensor readout), viewfinder, and buffer performance.  If you think they're going to sell the ...

Leica M mount lenses can be adapted to Z mount though, just as they can be adapted to the other mirrorless mounts. Techart even makes an adapter that allows AF with M mount lenses. You are correct ...

I stopped by this local dam along the Mohawk River/Erie Canal to capture the sunset and test out my new Z7 II and 20mm 1.8 S.  This is a three-shot focus stack with identical exposure and color ...

"Dust" (meaning household dust that's mostly organic matter) and grains of sand (meaning hard, rounded or angular, inorganic silica particles that are often present at a beach) are not the same ...

Agreed.  I've seen many posts about failed shutters and relatively few about damaged sensors due to cleaning or foreign objects.  My post was about the potential damage to a shutter when cleaning ...