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Hi Alex, You asked specifically about duplicating the B.N. Singh style, which means colorful, high-contrast images. Because of this, I have to disagree with Hedley here as I think Luminar 4 may be ...

Well, if you look at the table NikonRumors re-published, you COULD argue that the Oly did win the test. The Nikon produced completely sharp results down to .6s but then deteriorated quickly. The ...

Are you sure 'removing the human issue' from the test is a valid and resonable objective? The very critique of CIPA testing is that is uses robots following artificial algorithms that may or may ...

We should always remain skeptical of tests, which includes our own. Nevertheless, since you are quoting from the article, you may want to read on, assuming you have the original and speak German: T ...

Hi Michael, Just curious: is this from recent experience? If so, with which cam/lens did you see an adverse effect? The folks at FotoMagazin saw absolutely none, and I didn't, either (they ...

Yep, it seems there really is no reason to.  If you want to be 100% sure, this MAY require more comprehensive testing of how well the camera does in deciding how to automatically set it, but for ...

In case you missed it, NikonRumors.com just summarized a test of various camera makes' IBIS+lens systems conducted by Germany's FotoMagazin. It shows the Z7 II together with the Z 70-200 as the ...

Thom Hogan's take on the Z lenses may be useful to look at.

Happy shooting!

I still own a Z7 II (previously Z7) and love it for most types of photography. Great body, great lenses. However, I stopped even trying to use it for wildlife. The AF is really not up to it. It ...

Have and use both lenses.  The AF-P is sharper and also autofocuses slightly faster. Difficult to make a recommendation as both lenses have their strong points.  The Z 24-200 is what I take along ...

Sorry, Michael, but dot finders aren't made for finding birds in clean air, which is easy and your camera can probably do just fine. Dot finders can be quite helpful, however, when you can barely ...

Hi Simon,  Glad you're making progress. I hope you won't mind me observing this, but it looks as if you are still learning photography, so I will make some general observations. Doing so is ...

I would NEVER do such a thing.  ;-)

Yes, that can be a real challenge: the birds are too far away and the larger mammals too close.  I try to solve it by carrying two bodies, one with a medium and one with a long tele. Well, a Z5 or ...

Great shots, Arjit, congrats! But with an FF body, 300mm, even 420 when considering the TC, just isn't going to cut it...

Oh, wow, a camera that has a manual!  That is sensational!

To answer your questions more plainly: you can use ANY of Nikon's Z lenses, DX or FX, on a Zfc without any restrictions whatsoever.  The FX lenses will usually perform somewhat better but, as Bob ...

Reef Photo & Video might have it in stock.  Give them a call.

But a heck of a lot of convenience for the money. :-)