sherman_levine

No disagreement.

They're just combinations of filter settings. That particular one seems like a good starting point to me.

Steve, I agree with your assessment of those images as you've posted them, however it seems to me that the P1000 images require some post-processing which the larger-sensor images might not. Here's ...

There’s a removable rubber plug at the outer edge of the battery compartment which provides clearance for the power wire

I'm not certain, but one approach (which also avoids the 30 minute time limit) is to use an external recorder. If you go this route, you might also want a battery eliminator https://www.dpreview.co ...

Zoom resume just means "go  back to where you were when you powered the camera off". I think you may want one of these

It's on screen 7 of the "Custom" (wrench-C) menu

The 2-diopter Canon 500D close-up lens lets you use full zoom with the lens approximately  500mm (get it?) to the subject. Scruffy metric metal ruler. SOOC. At full zoom, (3000mm EFL) the vertical ...

It's much more convenient for me to wear my eyeglasses all the time, including when I look into the eyepiece. If I take them off, I need to remember where I put them :-)

It makes me a bit less concerned about scratching my eyeglasses.

There's nothing wrong with the camera. When you're at the bottom of a multi-page menu set, it's not obvious that there are additional entries  "above" the ones in view.

I purchased that one from Edmund in the US https://www.edmundoptics.com/p/Style-B-Rubber-Eyeguard-1-piece/16670/ I like it, although it took me a bit to figure out how it fits. AFAIK you install it ...

I agree with you about the dedicated W/A lenses. They appear to give much sharper results than the FZxx with a W/A adapter. I have no reason to think the adapter in your pictures is fake, but it's ...

Sure. Close-up lenses are light and you can mount them on the camera lens. One advantage of the FZ200 (etc) mounting tube is that the closeup lens is held stationary and focus is well-maintained ...

Ha. I've been bitten by that one. In the shooting menu, tap the up arrow and the rest of the entries will appear.

There are lots of 58mm available on ebay for about $30. I've never seen either the 62mm or 67mm versions listed. Are you sure they're the same lens? Consider also the Sony DH-0774. It's a bit ...

If you hang a teleconverter on the lens of the FZ1000 the lens has to support the converter weight.  Bad idea in general, although some have used devices to support the weight. The 1/2.3" sensor ...

They look fine to me

Too narrow. It'll vignette. Even the 58mm version has a bit of corner loss in the 20-24mm range

The color artifacts are in your monitor, not the camera.