AlanWatson

I would assume so, as it's a standard procedure. Would be frankly silly of them not to. I've updated using Snapbridge. It can sometimes be a little funny about detecting when there is an update ...

When I originally bought DX Nikon weren't even making FX DSLR, so the question didn't arise. ;-) When I upgraded that camera both price and size mitigated against FX (the D7100 was bigger than I ...

Back in the film days I managed to hand-hold a couple of seconds without IBIS. Too old for that now, and certain I'd not have been able to manage that with a 45MP sensor even then, or at least not ...

Or rather not with those that lack a VR switch. My 70-300 AF-P E worked fine with my D7100, but I believe some (all?) of the DX AF-P lenses lacked that switch. (Of course it may have been always ...

With my Z mount Voigtlander the aperture displays in the EVF and on the top LCD just like a Nikkor.

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I use the LCD when I want to hold the camera lower for the perspective and don't fancy lying on the ground, otherwise I leave it in EVF only. Which also means that I only compose with the LCD when ...

Lens design is a balancing act between many different variables, and with several of the Z lenses Nikon have given themselves more freedom to optimise other parameters by bothering less about ...

Focus peaking does work in zoomed mode. However you need to use a higher sensitivity when zoomed in, which is then too sensitive when not zoomed. Even then you may not find it sensitive enough: in ...

I've had the Z version for a couple of weeks, and would say that reviews of the E mount version give a pretty accurate picture of the Z.

I can't say about other systems, but I know that Sony have another option, for the magnification to activate automatically when you turn the focus ring, so they aren't all identical. With my ...

70-300E, because there's no equivalent worth changing it for. 50 f/1.8 G, because 50's not my favourite FL and for the amount I use it upgrading doesn't seem a priority.

You wouldn't add much weight adapting the M lens because the M mount 40 f/1.2 is about 100g lighter than the Z mount version. I don't know about other functionality (e.g. exif data or how ...

I don't think I've seen the Sigma 18-35 F/1.8 DC ART mentioned so far, which as an APS-C lens is equivalent in field of view to a 27-53mm full frame.

I gave my D7100 away a couple of months after I bought my Z7II, together with all of my DX lenses (I kept the 70-300 E and the 50 f/1.8 G, at least for now - maybe some day I'll buy a Z 50, but 50 ...

It's impossible to give reliable advice because there are too many unknowns: when will it be announced, when it will be available, what will its specs be and what will the price be. As for the ...

Most Z Nikkors have: I bought my 24-200 in the sales in May 2021 for £150 less than the current sale price. I can't compare directly to the 24-70 because I never owned one: I find that focal length ...

"If you have to ask, you can't afford it" is an old saying, so I wouldn't read anything into a riff on that. It's just a somewhat jocular way of saying "it won't be cheap". Anyway if you really ...

I don't believe that a hairline scratch (probably in the coating) will have any real effect on image quality (though I'm not rough with my gear and it's a long time since I used a scratched lens). ...

I think Nikon's logic is "use the same dial to change aperture whether you are in A or M, and similarly for the shutter". There is sense in that, though for someone who rarely uses M the way you ...