Mister tee

I buy many through Ebay.   If  it's not as described I send back..  Bought about 15 lens and only one returned.

Yes, we are experiencing "thread drift".  Always interesting to see where it goes.  For me, this thread became moot as I bought the lens instead of waiting.

It worked many times on the damned Epson 4900.  Believe me I know.  I 've tried every method possible even ultra-sonic.

I am thinking many bought the 100-400 as a stop gap until the 200-600 arrives.

Wanting to buy a used 100-400 mm, but prices are still high.  Just wondering how the 200-600 would  effect used 100-400 prices?

How many will be selling their 100-400 S lens when the 200-600 becomes availible?

I wonder how many pulled out the old 30-06 and took a couple pot shots at the chicom party balloon?

With the help of ChatGPT, I too will soon be an expert.

Stunning!

Nowadays the internet is full of self-proclaimed photography experts. Do any of these people even earn a living as actual photographers, selling photos? It seems their main focus is clinics, ...

Before you switch to that designer brand, check out Apple repair wizard Lois Rossmann on youtube. The built-in obsolesce and poor design is shocking.

Printing is an acquired skill, just like photography. The 7900 can give great results, but clogging issues are a major impediment to ownership.

They make nice prints when they aren't clogged, which is most of the time. Just a bigger brother of the 4900. That's the most clog prone, ink wasting printer ever made.

4900 is the most clog prone print ever made. I have owned 5-6. My advice is run away from that printer as fast as you can. If you don't, then prepare yourself for endless hours of frustration, ...

Why do people assume you are an EXPERT just because you have a YouTube channel?

Bigfoot!

I got one from the Nikon USA site a couple weeks ago.

Those are some high dollar flea-bag photos?

73 years old and still can't decide for yourself?  Alright, I'll tell you what to do.  Buy the Z72.  Who knows when or if there will be a Z8.

Buy one Bob, then tell us how it worked out.