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Likewise! I had the 500 C/M as well and it took amazing photos, especially with 25ASA film, but I love my Z6 even more.

To Daniel: Reel-to-reel tape deck, 2 portable CD players, TV, cordless phone, wife's A7 camera have all died prematurely (I'm probably forgetting a few).

My guess is that it will be a 100-400mm.

A 100-400mm fixed f/4.0 would be a big lens!

...or an f/4.5-6.3, or.......

We can only speculate.

It's the one I'm looking most forward to. I'll sell my Tamron, if the Nikon's price is right.

I digitized my Hasselblad medium format film using the Nikon 8000 ED scanner a few years ago. I scanned a few of the really important frames at the scanner's full 4000 dpi resolution and each of...

The F-mount 70-200 f/4 is an awesome lens. It would be great to see a Z-mount equivalent.

"y'all" what kinda slang is that? Yankeetalk?

I use the 70-200mm F4 and love it!

Yup. Silly people.

I guess it comes down to perceived value. I am an audio buff and love the sound that good equipment can provide. However, I also understand that one sometimes has to pay twice as much for a piece...

I'm not sure how I understand that complaints are made about the Z lenses being more expensive than their F equivalents in the same sentences as comments about the Z lenses being better quality...

I don't have experience with Sony camera gear, but I've had so many other Sony product failures that our household is mandated as a Sony-free zone!

If you have a company that makes its profits by keeping sales of it products and accessories limited to those that are restricted by its proprietary designs, you use all legal and engineering...

I have the Tamron 100-400, which also works great with the FTZ.

Coming very soon to Nikon, Fuji, Panasonic, Sony and Canon crop sensor cameras.

I guess it's like software copy protection - there's always a way to get around proprietary protections. Patent infringement, I guess, is a whole other matter.

Why antagonistic towards Sigma and not Tamron?

Yup. I haven't used the 70-300, but I do have the Nikon 70-200 f/4 which is a fabulous lens.