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The Z 2.0x tele is my first ever teleconverter, so I don't have a baseline for how they are supposed to work. However, with my Z 70-200mm I get reasonably sharp results. Of course not as sharp as ...

What's worked for me in receptions is to find the most contrasting part of a subject that is on the same plane as your intended focus. I have the least amount of hunting (almost none) doing it ...

I don't have a Z50, but my Z6, Z7, and Z7ii all work flawlessly with my Z 50mm S. Perhaps you have a faulty copy of the lens?

Although I can somewhat agree on this generally, the D500 and their older counterparts were big DSLR's. The D500 is actually a fair bit larger than a D750, and a little bit bigger than a D780 i.e. ...

So this is a purely hypothetical question, but what if Nikon released their hypothetical APS-C flagship as a pro-body camera with an integrated vertical grip? I know there is no basis for this, as ...

The two card slots, I can agree with. If doing work on days that can't be done over, two card slots is king. Card failures are rare, but still do happen. I don't really know what Nikon was ...

Everything Sigma I've ever used on my FTZ has worked as good or better than it did on native F-Mount cameras. That said, I have never tried a Sigma teleconverter. But if you liked the results on ...

So, I live in AF-C mode and there for sure is not focus confirmation options there. However, I can turn on Focus Peaking in any mode. It will be on whenever in MF mode on the camera, or if I want ...

A good decision in my opinion. I was in a similar boat. After getting mirrorless, it really was night and day So, no paid work right? Thant's a good thing, makes the choices easier. I only see the ...

Congrats! Let us know how you like it! Last time I was there that shop had a 100-400 I was gear lusting over. That might make a worthy addition to your Z9.

Ehh, the small shop that I have experience with, Gene's Camera of South Bend IN, told me that they still haven't even filled the orders they got when the pre-order was opened up, let alone the ...

I agree with the other posters, sell the Z6ii and keep the Z7. The Z7 should still have more dynamic range at lowest ISO than even the Z9, although only by a little. Everything else that made the ...

I did not add a Z6ii to my Z6 and Z7 setup, but I did add a Z7ii because I liked the Z7 over the Z6 for reasons I won't bore you with. I added the Z7ii for the extra card slot, because I do paid ...

My first native Z lens was the Z 50mm f1.8 S. After getting the 24mm S, 35mm S, 85mm S, 105mm MC S, 24-70mm f/4 S, and 70-200mm f/2.8 S, my 50mm f/1.8 is tied for favorite with my 105mm MC. The ...

So I would like to point out that back button focus is not any faster or slower than half pressing the shutter release button. But if you're having trouble with your auto focus I would suggest ...

So, my work is usually portraiture and weddings/events, and I almost never find myself wider than about 24mm. However, a few opportunities have presented themselves to assist and get into some ...

Well, if you want something now I'd check out a used Z7. Same sensor as the D850, so I'd imagine you'd love it considering you have one. Nothing against the Z6, but I have both and the Z7 is my ...

I first thought like this for weddings coming from D500's and massive Sigma glass (70-200 f2.8 Sport, 50-100 f1.8 Art, etc.) And if I were still adapting that glass on my Z's I might feel that way ...

You downgraded the Z6 to 1.1? I have not noticed the issue on my Z6, but I am at FW 3.4. I do not have a Z5 for comparison unfortunately.

Well, here we are, responding to a post complaining about not getting responses. I don't know if any women post here, nor do I know if any women get responses to their posts. I think most people ...