Kyle Dunbar

Unless Nikon completely craps the bed on it, a fast 16-80mm or 17-55mm would be an automatic buy.

Very, VERY cool. I especially like the heron and oystercatcher you nabbed with the Z7. I'm notoriously awful at getting close to the latter in the wild. As for me, I don't really have anything I ...

Very nice shot, Tomas. You sure it's the Z6 you're falling in love with, though? ;-)

Very cool. How you do like the 24-200mm compared to the F-mount 18-200mm? I have a Z50 and an FTZ converter and I'm not sure which way to lean.

Dude, THANK YOU! Even Nikon's own customer service shrugged when I asked them how I could map the aperture control to the rear wheel. You, sir, are a life saver and have earned a thumbs up. I'll ...

I'm definitely on-board with IBIS. Personally, I'd also like a slightly higher megapixel count (I'm thinking 24 might be the sweet spot) and illuminated buttons for night shooting. Oh, something ...

Just finished cleaning this one up today. I don't know if other birders use suet or feed to get close to these little guys, but it took me almost five years to get a half-decent shot of a downy. Al ...

These shots are outstanding, man! Guess I know what I'm upgrading to if Nikon doesn't get around to releasing a higher-end crop sensor mirrorless camera. Were these taken near the Barnegat ...

Thanks, dude! The Tokina seems like it definitely has a leg-up on the Sigma in that particular regard. For the sharpness and extra stops of light though, the Sigma might at least be worth a rental ...

As someone who was considering going this route myself, I'm glad to see the reports here are fairly encouraging. I especially like using the slightly wider end for nighttime photography and the ...

Pretty spiffy there, twg! I'm really impressed with with how sharp that is. You need 1200mm to shoot those skittish little jerks. As I'm only shooting with the 300mm PF/TC-14E III combo at the ...

To give a bit of background here, I'm also a hobbyist wildlife photographer, though I do dabble in landscape shots and amusement park rides on occasion. The only DSLR I owned up until I bought the ...

Hey there, folks. Long time lurker, first time poster here. Having only purchased my first DSLR (D3300) four years ago and upgrading to the Z50 earlier this year, I still consider myself to be ...