Canadianguy

If you want to learn more about the long burn method - its basically the same implementation as Pocket Wizard's Hyper Sync method. https://www.heandshephoto.com/photography-school/pocketwizard-hype ...

Broncolor's high speed sync is using the long burn method not the pulsing light method. So - it needs the slower flash duration settings - did you try firing the flash at full power? That has the ...

The lens design will determine how fast the lens element can move but the camera will determine AF tracking. For whatever reason - Sony seems to have made great improvements to AF tracking without ...

That lens was not the king of the Nikon line up in the F-mount. It was replaced by the VR version. I don't know of anyone who would pay 1600 USD for the non-VR version new...B&H lists them used at ...

ETTR is used when one wants to extract all the DR possible from a sensor. So it is shot at base ISO for the widest DR. The whole theory is based on there is more tonal information in the brightest ...

If you mean the EXPEED 7 processor - Nikon tends to use the same processor for 4-5 years. So no change there. If you mean the BSI Stacked sensor - there are only a handful of cameras that use those ...

"2 stops under the flash exposure" - that's something said to a daytime shooter to under exposure the ambient and make the subject pop with flash. The Nikons has no problems there. In a nightclub - ...

To me, the DX market has 2 main types of users: 1) Second non-work camera (travel) shooter - smaller and lighter camera from their main camera (MF, 35mm), usually paired with small, light primes. 2 ...

I tried using the Z9 in clubs or anything where the ambient is very low and I want to use a flash to light up the subject. AF-assist doesn't work on mirrorless - it needs a constant light source. T ...

Was the OP asking about video? The G series of setting are all video settings...plus see the section I highlighted from the manual that you eliminated. The video frames are repeated because the ...

The operator asks for 2 settings that cannot be physically possible. Camera has to make a choice on which setting it wants to honour and limit the other. I think I agree with you - Nikon should ...

The Z8 is a camera not a time machine. If you do the math - it makes perfect sense and its not Z8/Z9 problem - all cameras have this limitation - its just that no other Nikon could shoot at 60 or ...

Which part don't you agree with? The issue with banding comes with HSS and 1/8000 shutter speeds with the Z9. Very few people shoot under those conditions because there is so much wasted flash ...

Since no one has the Z8 - no can really answer you. But if the Z8 has the same internals as the Z9 - then yes - there is a problem at 1/8000 with HSS. The pulse frequency of the Godox HSS does not ...

Nikon's year end is March 31 - so the results you highlighted would reflect their product strategy of: Z9 Z7 MkII Z6 MkII Z5 Z50 Zfc D850 & D780 and all the left over DSLR stock And lenses sales I ...

It is an amazing deal but must resist - already have enough cards.

I suggested that the tactic of releasing a baby flagship camera at steep discount in a smaller body is a desperate measure. Sure it will work in the short term but it trains your customers to skip ...

I agree fully. Landscapes - usually shooting at F8 or smaller - so no need for expensive large fast lenses, F8 is a great equalizer of lenses Resolution - very easy these days to get more of it via ...

I see that Nikon has stolen a tactic from Fujifilm - re-use the internals, reskin the body. Fujifilm is famous for reusing sensors and processor across their entire line of cameras - all that is ...

OK - if you know how BBAF works - you already know that you have to press the AF-On button to acquire focus...NOT pressing the AF-On is how you lock focus under the BBAF method...that doesn't ...