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Tamron 17-50 f/2.8 with an el-cheapo 4x closeup + Nikon D7200

FINALLY got some much needed rain the past couple days here in the Missouri Ozarks!

I just wish they would quit with all the "multi lens" smartphone camera, and just use ONE BIGGER sensor array.

Yes!  That is what struck me odd.  Most of the grasshoppers I see, are more of an olive drab, but this one was bright green.

Was snapping some flowers, and this little guy jumped down to the ground. I didn't have a lens to swap out, so I made due with my 100-400 Tamron, + Nikon D7200

I can wait, but the thing I don't care for is the ELECTRONIC viewfinder. I don't want some "tv" viewfinder. I want to see the ACTUAL optical image in the viewfinder, no matter how good the EVF is.

Surprised smartphones wasn't in this list. Numerous non photography sites say "photos just as good as a D-SLR" LOL.

And except for professionals, and the "gotta have it no matter the price", it will be priced OUT of the market for consumers...until a few versions later when they come up with "consumer" versions...

I went with a sunpack about 8 years ago, and still use it.  I don't use it much, but I do get a lot of use out of my ring flash for flower photos.

For me, it's a bit small, but I grew up on full size cameras in the film days. My "first" d-SLR was the D5000, but I moved up to the D7200 for now.

More tricks & gimmicks. Instead of multiple camera, how about physically ENLARGING one sensor.

For pros? Yeah I get it, but if camera makers want to really sell cameras, they need to get them down in the 1,000-1,200 range. Yeah yeah yeah, I know, it's a first gen, but if they really want...

Unless the SIZE of these, is AT LEAST the size of consumer grade d-SLR, count me out. I guess I'm odd...I LIKE larger cameras. These mirrorless things just look to "breakable" to me, especially...

Still amazes me when I see the term on a smartphone, "images just as good as a d-SLR". Makes me want to go postal. The PHYSICS aside from just the image sensor, not counting the glass. Looks...

Me either.  I sent the photo to our state Conservation Department, and they said most likely molting or a fight between it an another bird, or mites.  I'm going with molting or mites/disease since ...

I don't have any extension tubes.  It's just the lens, and a D7200 Nikon.  I don't use a tripod.  I hand hold everything.  I just have a steady hand I guess.  ;)

I don't have the 150-600, but I do have the 100-400 and use it for macro-like photos. Here are a couple examples...

Thanks for the replies!  First time I've ever seen one like this.

First time I've ever seen a female Cardinal, with no feathers on its head. Nikon D7200 + Tamron 100/400

I'm sure it does an ok job, but it STILL does not get around the issue of the SIZE of each photosensor. They are very small and I think they would be better off to cut the number of sensors almost...