Leonard Migliore

How did it handle scotch and soda?

Check this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQG3ZoqHT_Y

Lord, no. It's my best portrait lens. I'm going to have to get a Z so I can focus it better; it's not all that easy on my D750.

I loved to take pictures with my Nikon FE2 (which I still have). It was a delight to use. Everything worked perfectly. Manual focusing was quick and accurate. And with the right lenses (105mm ...

No way I'm going to help heisenberg with math. I barely understand the uncertainly principle.

The D750 is such a brick. I only carry it when I'm going somewhere to take pictures; it's not a recreational hike when that thing's in my backpack. I carry several lenses. I have a 20mm but I've ...

Do they use real wombats or are they synthetic?

I usually think "long exposure" means something like 30 seconds or a couple of minutes. Months-long exposures are a whole new game. First, your sensor isn't set up for such time scales. It will ...

I'm not clear about the purpose of the pictures. It sounds like you want detailed copies of the artwork. You generally can't do this at an exhibit; the lighting is too poor. I have done a lot of ...

Do you mean an 18-55 EF-S? If so, you're better off using it at 18mm for the wider angle and the lower f/stop.

I keep it all in a closet. I'm obviously never going to use any of it but there it is. Its resale value is less than the effort required to put it up for sale. And nobody wants it for free.

So, as I calculate it, the "160mm equivalent" lens actually has a focal length of 30mm. At f/4.4, the entrance pupil diameter will be 6.8mm. It's a telephoto, so the front element is probably very ...

Yes but Lightroom 6 is not going to work with RAW files from the OP's D850. It only works with files from cameras that were around when it was released unless you run the NEF files through Adobe's ...

Well, you have to do it right. One of your options in manual mode is to do it wrong. For example, If I was taking a picture of a sleeping cat, I might want f/13 to get enough depth of field; most ...

I have always bought my cameras and lenses from a local store, even in a high-tax state like California. The store lets me actually handle the product and I can discuss it with the salesperson. In ...

Check with Sigma. Sometimes lenses, especially third-party lenses, need updates to work with new cameras.

That link didn't get to your site. This one should: https://www.photonstophotos.net/GeneralTopics/Lenses/Optics_Primer/Optics_Primer_23.htm

The only reason you could do that is that the focal length of your viewfinder eyepiece was 50mm and that made the viewfinder a 1X telescope.

I don't think I have a favorite field of view but over the decades I have had favorite lenses. In the '60s it was 85mm because I liked the rendering of the 85mm f/2 Nikkor I had on my rangefinder ...

I have this lens on my D750 and it's excellent. The only problems I have with it are related to composition but you can't blame the lens for that.