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My D850 says Made in Thailand. I thought Nikon closed their camera production facility in China last October and that it was only the entry level models that were produced there. Have your friend...

I am not speaking to the relative size of the companies or attempting to sort out that often complex subsidiary relationship between corporations and how ownership and use of facilities was...

But Hoya, the lens making division of Kenko Tokina does have a lens facility in Viet Nam. They also know a lot about Pentax and about lens coatings. From their corporate website:

"ABOUT HOYA
HOYA...

@matt fg, the Tokina site does state that the Opera lens is weather sealed. Coatings will be interesting in that Hoya is part of the Kenko Tokina domain (HKT). Given their recent history you wonder...

They only do that for fast normal primes that specifically market control of CA as an attribute.

While in Newfoundland, CA we did a whale/bird tour from near St John’s. I would have been very happy with my D500 and 300PF (which did not exist until ten years later!). We were able to negotiate ...

I am crazy to keep responding here, but, the lead in title of the interview is an excerpt from the actual interview. You must actually read the interview and understand the context of the ...

Scott Barton Kennelly http://www.bigprintphotos.com If that is your take, perhaps he is trying to tell you something with his silence! I just want the 14-24. Incidentally, he spoke favorably of ...

D500, successor to your D300 New, has a warranty

That warm genuine smile and apparent gentle demeanor makes you want to purchase lenses you did not even know you needed. That 14-24 would be sweet, but probably like my Zeiss 135, an awesome lens...

Not really creation of a theory; the word is CONTEXT. “Recently we visited the 2018 CP+ show in Yokohama, Japan and as usual, we booked interviews with senior executives from several major ...

Really? “I think it might have something to do with the fact that DPR spent years refusing to review Sigma cameras because they couldn't fit them into their 'little box of conformity'.” This is the ...

Conspiracy theories aside, in all fairness to the CEO and DPR, the stated focus of the interview was Sigma lenses for Sony E and Sigma wide angle lens philosophy

Have the D850. Do not miss or want the popup flash. No opinion on GPS, not a priority to me. Appreciate the AF, and would prioritize that far above on board flash or GPS.

The previous photo looks just like the Wasabi I have except it lacks the Wasabi decal over the left sided charger bay. It is those units that appear as near clones of the Nikon that I believe to ...

Zeiss 135 f/2 Apo Sonnar. Very sharp and contrasty, incredible build, good deals now with release of Milvus iteration, and the flimsiest front cap in the industry.

I have one from Wasabi which appears identical to the DSTE or Kapaxen versions, right down to the add on plates for older Nikon and some Canon batteries. I suspect they are from the same factory ...

Use it just as you would as if it was the D750 with a slightly longer lens attached. One important act would be to familiarize yourself with control layouts as they may be slightly different ...

I assume Thom is spoiled by the feel of the rigid frames in his D5’s when he wants a gripped camera.

This exchange clearly demonstrates the usual path of these “which one is better” discussions. The guy that buys the Sigma finds it superior and disregards the findings of the reviewer who is very ...