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Not sure, if this is a credible source , but it states: But you're right, it would be a perfect ensemble if it would line up with the corner of the building.

The asymmetry of the second photo drives my inner Monk crazy.

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I understand the desire to get a new computer, but I'd like to mention here, that even your 2013 MBP should be able to read Z6II RAW files. I do that with my old 2013 MBP and it works just fine. If ...

Interesting comment. I agree, that some of the photos are maybe too heavily processed, and the colors are a bit too "pleasant", but could you give me some examples for photos, that you would like...

Leonard, your problem is that you don't fully read the comments you're responding to. It says "for action shot" and you derail the discussion again to "eye detect". Sorry, but this is not a good ...

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Nobody talks about keeping it separate. You can easily use the recorded GPS track to tag your photos (1) export the GPS data from your phone (2) use a software to ...

Good for you. I think most of us in this forum did. At least I did. I even used non-AF cameras before. They couldn't track anything. They were just locking on something. AF has changed a lot since ...

I have a slightly different opinion. Disclaimer: I can produce reasonably sharp photos with my Z 6II, so I'm not saying that it doesn't work. Also, you can't blame me to "not know the tool I'm ...

No it is written in the camera. Otherwise where is the point? The files are geotagged even if you copy them from card to your computer because GPS is embedded in the files

There is no need for me to open Snapbridge before. Sometimes I notice that when turning on the camera, also Snapbridge loads on the phone. So there is some kind of permanent connection. In any ...

As many mentioned, the Z9 has built in GPS. With my Z6II my iPhone is permanently connected with the camera – I don't need to do any complicated pairing ceremonies before shooting. That's very well ...

Yes. I experimented a bit with the "ISO-less" nature of the Z 6II sensor and used M-mode, f/2.0 and 1/50 sec. With the IBIS and 40mm the results are perfectly acceptable. In post processing I had ...

I'm capturing this thread to share some experiences I have made with taking photos at night with a Nikon Z 6II. It all depends on what you want to photograph. For architecture and astro you should ...

To preserve highlights.

https://www.dpreview.com/news/0301768182/a-filmmaker-melted-his-mavic-2-pro-drone-to-get-these-incredible-shots-of-an-active-volcano

Just wondering, if this is a glitch in the Matrix. Hasn't the 50/1.8S been tested some years ago? It's not a new lens, right?

We get that. It was the same with the initial Zfc, 1 year ago. It's just that Nikon released just one new camera, and has a widening gap to it's competitors on both the high-end APS-C segment and ...