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From Phottix: After much research and testing our engineering team has found the hot shoe on the new Nikon D750 is different dimensions than previous hot shoes From Cactus: As you may already read ...

Technically, you are right. However, it seems that third-party TTL / HSS systems that function perfectly with other Nikon DSLRs often have problems specifically with the D750. It appears that the ...

Hi Daniel: I have heard a couple of people say that the NEW transmitters (the Adorama Flashpoint R2 series) will work well with the D750. I know two people (Rich Baum and Matt Rosendahl, who are ...

Well... not part of the recall yet, anyway... My D750 was not part of the PREVIOUS recall(s), but it is part of the latest recall. I don't have a D600, but maybe you want to hold on to both cameras ...

A few thoughts... 1) I don't think they will contact you just to acknowledge that they received it. I think the FIRST time they will contact you is with an estimate. So they probably have to look ...

They look good!!! Keep em coming. Oh, and one thing to note about flash: Some times you can use it even when you don't necessarily need it for extra light, but you can use it to kill color casts ...

And for that, I am thankful.

I think it would be both lower SNR AND an increase in noise suppression which affect the acutance of a crop-sensor image compared to a full frame image. (My understanding is that cameras apply ...

I don't quite follow your logic here... When you say a "larger lens," are you talking about a larger maximum aperture? Or do you mean a lens that is physically larger in terms of length and width? ...

Unfortunately, I don't know of a way to tell what ISO the video was shot at once it has been shot. Did you shoot in 1080p? Or was it 4K?

Hi Everyone: Does anyone have much experience with the 1080p video quality of the D500 (or D7500) in low light / high ISO situations (around ISO 3200 to ISO 6400)??? I haven't been able to find ...

Because it may be difficult where you are to buy Sony lenses, it MIGHT be a good idea to see which format you can find the lens you want. For example, if you want a particular focal range and it is ...

You are right. We should have just told him to "google it" :p

There might be other free programs as well. Doesn't sony have a free program? Or isn't there capture one or something like that which is a free RAW program for Sony??? One thing to do is look at ...

Yes, indeed they do. However, when I said license the technology to Zeiss, I meant that they licensed the technology for Zeiss lenses to take advantage of the advanced AF features in Sony ...

Sony still produces A Mount lenses and cameras, based upon the Minolta mount, but the pace at DEVELOPING those cameras has slowed down. They released the full frame a99 II last year, but I don't ...

I will assume you are much better at math than I am. And I will aslo admit that no one has ever confused me for being an engineer. All I know about the extra crop on the D500 and D7500 is here: eos ...

Which is why I am NOT trying to convince you to switch to Sony, but just trying to show that if Nikon ever DID produce a full frame mirrorless camera that took advantage of its extensive lineup of ...

Hi Rebecca: The photo looks good. Because you are using flash, it has a very slight blue tint to it. I don't know what program you are using to edit your photos, but this photo would - in my humble ...

Could you please provide a source that confirms your statement that Sony does not manufacture lenses? You are correct that Sony DOES have a partnership with Zeiss and there are some excellent (but ...