Daniel Bliss

To explain how equivalency works, from an FX or 35mm system to an APS one, in terms of depth of field, at a given angle of view -- in this particular case 28 to 29 degrees -- an f1.2 lens on an APS...

If they'd just provide a proper Thunderbolt adapter for Ethernet even. They've never updated the Thunderbolt 2 Ethernet adapter, which works so much better than the USB-Ethernet adapters but for...

As I use both with the D800, I'll simplify; under most circumstances the 300PF is better. The 70-300's exceptional VR somewhat levels the playing field under certain circumstances with marginal ...

May I make some suggestions? Replacement back for a Nikon F100. Latch repair for broken back for a Nikon F100. Firmware upgrade (or if necessary a chip upgrade) for F6 to be able to handle E...

@whukie, try not to throw accusations around and shout people down. Personally, I shoot Nikon DSLR, and Canon, well, they have erred badly in cutting third parties off the mount while rolling out...

Looking for a quantum leap. And it has to be the D3 as a result, which enabled the D700 and not only saved Nikon from destruction but radically changed what was possible with digital due to the ...

This is outrageous. It's a non solution. Nikon USA did this to me with a 70-200 VR II 2.8 a number of years ago. I complained forthrightly and they replaced it with a fresh refurb. (Of course that ...

Sony with a true full purpose-built mirrorless lineup. Nikon moving very aggressively at least in full-frame to get there with a flood of all-new designs. Canon seems slow by comparison, especially...

That's how I always carried a setup with a 300/2.8. And this convertible 600/4 is barely any heavier than that 300/2.8 I had. Pretty amazing really.

Pity how the news industry is so hollowed out...

@GenaricName this is what keeps me interested in the idea. An E-capable Nikon body with the 70-200E zoom and any autofocus Nikkor 24 you care to mention, especially the 1.8 but even the old 2.8 is...

Why the attitude, Ellis? I'm just asking a question. Not you in particular but there is a lot of that here, it's no longer a friendly place. It seems to me that there's something about this...

Seems like a computer with a lot of hardware overhead. I am curious to see what happens when/if Expeed 7 is offered in a lesser Nikon body. Has there ever been this much in firmware adds to a...

I think for Canon there's probably not much point at the moment in making a film camera. There's a vast pool of used SLRs that are fully compatible with current Canon DSLR glass and as for the...

One other factor that would help -- camera manufacturers bringing back basic film bodies that would work with current lenses. For Canon and Nikon that would mean either a film SLR that works with...

I love it! Taking advantage of Z's shortest-in-class flange distance and Nikon not going all the way to the "my-way-or-the-highway" approach of Canon on lens support.

I recall around 2005 reading that the D1 came in earlier than Canon expected and at about half the price that Canon expected. It had a mesmerizing effect on the photojournalism market, despite the...

The reason I use the term "port" is the 70-200/2.8E. The DSLR version is already amazingly good, better than anything from other manufacturers. They have clearly ported the design, adapting it to...

Good to see, stands out in stark contrast to Canon. However I wonder why Nikon hasn't ported their 70-300 f4.5-5.6 AFP over to mirrorless. It's a very good lens with solid video autofocus as well...

It's a bit more complicated than that due to the major financial commitment to a particular lens mount; there are large costs to transitioning. Viltrox's leak of Canon's ultimatum makes Canon's...

I think we're headed toward Sony emerging as the dominant ILC photography standard. Nikon DSLR users like me surely won't be headed Canon's way, that's for sure!