camerosity

Place your camera on the ground? If you're at the beach, you place your camera on the sand? I take better care of my gear than that, and use a strap.

Kai Man Wong, a well known camera reviewer who propelled DigitalRev in to the stratosphere with his witty on-camera reviews as he walked around Hong Kong. He has since moved on from DigitalRev and ...

Agreed, using a strap is a personal decision, and we never found out how OP dropped his camera anyway.

That's great!

Oh, the hipsters making their camera review videos just have to look cool like that...ugh.

I routinely shoot 1 second exposures when in very low light (of static subjects) with my Z6ii and 35mm and 50mm 1.8 S lenses. It's amazing what the IBIS can do! In my film days I rarely went under ...

And I also stay in control of my camera. Not sure why you implied using Auto ISO loses control of the camera. Very odd thought. When in doubt, a multi-exposure bracket can capture all the shadow ...

Actually the FM had no model designation on the front, instead, early iterations had 'FM' on the back before the serial number. It wasn't until the FM2 and FE2 that the model name was on the front ...

I've never seen matrix metering on a Nikon behave different using Auto ISO vs. a fixed ISO setting. But the right image is clearly going to be under if you don't account for the window light ...

Very easy to rectify. When this happens to me, I change to Manual and choose a lower shutter speed than the Auto setting chooses (which is normally 1/focal length. Only the older Nikons had a ...

I had the Df and the D750 at the same time, and I weighed both of them, and they were very very close in weight, so the D750 was also very lightweight in its day. The Z50 and Zfc are both compact ...

I remember using that feature a long time ago with my D70 and the problem I had with it was that it was far too easy to spin the rear command dial between shots and the next thing you know you're ...

Not at all yet, but I may use it for testing high ISO performance at some point. I use Auto ISO (on all my Nikon digital cameras) so that renders the manual ISO dial on the Zfc useless for me. I ...

I've owned the D800, D810, and D850. Also the D750, and Z6. Bought the Z6ii after selling the Z6 and going back to the D850. For 99.9 percent of my photography, 24MP is enough, and the Z6ii does ...

Very few as I have most in Z mount already. But am keeping my Micro-Nikkors (55 and 105) as well as my Fisheye-Nikkor (16 f3.5) and the Tamron 14mm f2.8 SP. Also keeping the Tamron 17-35mm f2.8-4 ...

Agreed, and as a satisfied 24-200mm VR zoom owner, I can say it is a great lens. My primary zoom on my Z6ii is the 24-70 f4 but I carry the 24-200mm with me on trips in case I need more zoom, and ...

Did you ever hear of the Nikon 1 series of cameras that made their debut in 2011? Did you ever own a Nikon 1 camera? While they were expensively priced and sold poorly outside of Japan, in Japan ...

It is my favorite Z system lens, and used more than any other on my Z6ii. Sharp corner to corner at f4, which is unheard of with older F mount Nikon zoom lenses in my experience. Goes with me on ...

Nice, but my SB-800 is better than this one.

As a Z6ii owner who bought it with the 24-200mm VR lens, I would say YES you should pick up the 24-70mm f4 for $350. If it is in good clean working order, that's a bargain. I paid $550 for mine in ...