Fredrik Glckner

I think it is just a humorous way to write the contents. Doesn't mean that he has a 100MP camera, nor any other consumers. That said, I think it is safe to assume that a 100MP Nikon Z camera will ...

I think you should look into the sharpness settings in the cameras. The camera will apply a lot of processing on your images, and different settings here can heavily influence the output, as can ...

I haven't seen the video, but I guess the point is that the strange front of the lens is due to the possibility to mount a wide angle adapter to it. It makes sense. As a vlogging lens, it needs to ...

For me, I would say that the Z9 is not equally expensive: Compared with peers, it is priced fairly reasonably, if you can use such a word. It was not my first Nikon flagship. The first was the ...

I agree. The 26mm lens doesn't have a suitable camera yet. It is pretty obvious that this camera is coming, in my opinion. I'm guessing it will be a small grip FF camera with a small EVF.

It is an interesting lens due to the size and weight, being fairly compact for an f/2.8 lens. The focal length range is limited, but on the other hand, taking interesting pictures at 14mm is ...

500mm f/5.6 PF. I don't see the case for replacing it with the 400mm f/4.5 Z (with or without TC), and the 800mm Z PF is too large for my use. Occationally, I also use the 300mm f/4 PF. I also have ...

Manual focus lenses can be fun and good tools -- for enthusiasts who are willing to invest in the time to learn to use them and appreciate them. For some, this is the fun of photography. If you ...

Fantastic work, thanks a lot! Could you also measure the shutter speed for the C30, C60 and C120 modes? I'm guessing these are way slower (but let's see).

For birds, you don't need a zoom in my experience. You'll want to use the longest setting all the time anyway. If you are hiking, the lower weight and size might be good for you. Personally, I ...

After about 3 years, my Z7 has a horrible amount of dust on the sensor. It was fine for large apertures, but the dust started showing for around f/5.6 and smaller. I was afraid to clean the sensor ...

Quite understandable! For my photos, I can see that the 800mm f/6.3 could give me new opportunities, even if I also already have the 500mm PF. For my use, though, which is more "opportunistic" ...

The 800mm PF comes at a quite reasonable price. I was wrong before the launch, I thought it would cost a lot more. But for my use, the 800mm is just too large and heavy. For the time being, I am ...

I think that is wrong. They say _read_ 1785 MB/s, and the write speed is not advertised on the card. But it is stated to be 850 MB/s in online documentation. I agree though that this card is ...

The 24-70mm f/4 is generally regarded as a very good lens, and well worth the extra kit price. In fact, most think it is worth far more. So if you have a chance to pick up the lens from a kit, then ...

I also have the lens, but in M4/3 format. It can also be adapted, which is the good thing with the very short register distance of the Nikon Z format. On thing that struck med with the lens, but ...

It has been said many times already that the Nikon TC's cannot be used. One further reason why, is that the bayonet mount on these is different: They have a fifth "pawl" in the mount which ...

The Z8, if it materializes, will probably be a larger camera than the Z7. Just guessing here, of course, but judging from the D850, we could guess that the Z8 will have the same type of form ...

The 12-32mm lens is a strange gem in the lineup. So small, cheap, light, and still, very, very competent. I have used it for a long time. I usually bring it on holiday, as it is so small and easy ...

With the extremely configurable buttons on the Z9, I expected to be able to click the joystick to change to a single-point focus mode, and then use the joystick to move the point around. However, ...