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Does a Sigma 28mm f/1.4 and a 2nd-hand/mint 300mm PF fit the bill? Their use cases are too different to pick one over another. This approach could be a good compromise instead of a new 300mm PF or ...

It depends how the two cameras are used. Without the 17-50 f/2.8, can you rely on the Z6 with the 24-70mm f/4 alone to cover the range? In this case, maybe adding a prime could be a good idea for ...

Hi rubybgold, My 2 cents. If the subject is fills-in a lot more the frame and better lit, the focus will be a lot better (regardless of the camera/lens). For example, it's a easier to get a shaper ...

If you are happy with the 18-200mm, a 100-400mm or 80-400mm will probably be a good complement. In a safari, 200mm and 300mm might make little difference. My experience with 18-105mm + 70-300mm in ...

+1 on going for new lenses instead of a new body. They will be optically better than your current lenses, for low light, contrast, sharpness. As they will let in more light, they also make it ...

hi, Dave's suggestion works quite well. Cheap rails tend to be less stable and not very flat/linear, precise rails are quite expensive. Few additional tips: - Remember to use the live view mode to ...

Hi, I replaced a D7000 by a D7100 few years ago (APS-C 16MP => 24MP) and the differences in a 27" screen or 8" x 10" inches print (I rarely print larger) is fairly limited. The main advantage is ...

+1 on the question: "what do you want/need from a new body?" The most remarkable difference between the bodies is the ability to change settings a lot faster (and the weight/size). You could borrow ...

+1 on staying on DX format The cost to switch from DX to any mirrorless system is way too high, with limited advantages (at least for me)

My 2 cents: If you need something fast, a Sigma 50-150mm f/2.8 OS (DX only) could replace the 70-210mm f/2.8 (a bit more useful in DX, and around the same dimensions/weight). 70-200mm f/4 is ...

From the D810 manual, it supports UHS-1 cards (faster cards should be backwards compatible, but the camera won't be able to write faster). I never had problems with SanDisk. I recently purchased ...

My 2 cents, as I think that the answers are drifting too far. There are few different options depending your typical subjects and how much you can/want spend. 1. If you still can, return the lens ...