wjansen

I naively bought into a Sony A77ii thinking its IBIS would work for my Nikkors. I knew AF wouldn't be available, but image stabilization would be great. Unfortunately, the Sony IBIS system...

Still hoping for a screw-drive AF adapter for my older Nikkors. Alas I think I am hoping in vain!

This was taken during a recent trip to Costa Rica.  RX10iv processed and cropped in Topaz DeNoise AI, Sharpen AI, and Lightroom.

The issue here was IBIS on the D780; already knew it has the screw drive.

Sony has had IBIS in their A77ii and A99ii. Perhaps because they did away with the moving mirror, it is easier to implement.

Nikon seems to have abandoned those of us with older screw drive AF lenses. Why not incorporate IBIS in a model like this? The Z series lack an adapter for screw drive while IBIS isn’t in the...

These beauties are up in the highlands of Costa Rica.  Shot with RX10iv, cropped, and processed with Topaz Noise AI, Sharpen AI, and Lightroom.

Some beautiful captures here!  My wife and I are heading down there tomorrow.  I will be shooting an RX10iv also.  Did you use auto ISO?  Manual, AP, SP, Program?  Which focusing mode?  Again, ...

"That's the hand to use, well never mind!"

I wonder what kind of audio performance we can expect on phones with this device? It would be great if MQA audio would be supported as on the LG phones.

Thanks, that's the info I sought!

Sorry about that!  My iPhone doesn't always cooperate with my stumbling fingers!  What I was trying to post is what is the best card for my RX10iv for both stills and video?

Well they did make a .95 Noct!  My thoughts there are far more people with older AF lenses than those likely to purchase this new exotic lens.

And of course we know that those older AF lenses WERE screw driven!

I understand it could be complex and expensive.  But Nikon (in the past) prides itself on its backwards compatibility of its legacy lenses.  They kept the screw drive in the D7200 and D7500 ...

I would love to be able to use my older AF Nikon lenses and get the full benefit of AF and image stabilization.  Anyone think Nikon or others are working on such an adapter?