Mach Schnell

These are quite good. Thanks for sharing.

It seems to me you need to decide of you are okay with using the FTZ adapter every time you mount the 85mm lens. I have the 85mm AF-S 1.8 version. And since I don't use this focal length much ...

The D5xxx series has had this feature for a long time. As well as another feature that Nikon should address in higher-end bodies: a fully articulating LCD screen. Video people want this, vloggers ...

I like the overlap with the 24-70. It means I don't have to switch lenses quite as often. In fact, I'd like it better if it went to 35mm, like my old 16-35. But if I had to choose between 14mm on ...

Someone asked for more images from the 14-30mm f/4. Since I happen to live close to Zion NP, here are a couple more from that location. Neither image has received any sharpening in ...

Superb image quality. Thanks for sharing.

If it came with a fully articulating screen, I would welcome it.

I've always liked the 300mm f/4 AF-S. Although it is a bit bulky and heavy, especially compared to the PF version. Fortunately, the IBIS of my Z7 has breathed new life into this lens. I can now ...

Sounds like a pretty solid plan to me. Too bad about the Fuji camera.

Nice images. You do the lens and camera justice. I've had my 14-30 for about 9 months. The very first image I took was a keeper, and I've not looked back. It goes with me every time I take the ...

I've taken 500-600 images in one day on a single battery with my Z7. But I never leave the house without a spare battery and a spare memory card.

I think this is the best approach. More solid than a fully articulating screen. This is the Panasonic S1.

The rear LCD screen is excellent. Best I've experienced with a digital camera. And I've owned a bunch of them. But, as others have mentioned, even with the brightness turned up to +5, it is still ...

I was dying to get this lens soon after my Z7 purchase. Here is the first image I took with it. I was hooked immediately. I think this lens speaks volumes about the advantages of Nikon's new Z ...

In my dSLR days I used BBF religiously, all the time. And for handheld shots that meant focus and re-compose. That approach was faster and easier than trying to move the focus point around. And ...

I think you could get results just as good as these, or better with a Z50 or a Z6. The only difference is, you would need to get closer to the subject. The images I posted have been cropped a fair ...

Just chiming in with a few recent photos. All taken with my 200-500 at 500mm and mostly wide open at f/5.6. On a Z7 body. Some actually through a double-pane kitchen window.

I bought one of these as my first SLR in 1976 (well, the Nkkormat variety that is). I didn't find it complicated or an 'ugly duckling'. I loved the camera, and still have it today. I hauled it all...

Really? Children holding a cigarette. That is not fine art. It is disgusting.

Taken at the Joshua Tree National Natural Landmark in southwest Utah. Even most of the locals here have not heard of this little gem of a location. A vast area of Joshua trees and lush desert ...