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 | RE: Photo Theme Challenge, Week #105: Sparkling Light [Deadline: Saturday, June 14] By Stea, 2 weeks ago Forum Weekly Photo Challenges | |
| Attachment : the fallen tree.JPGthe fallen tree, a sparkling light in winter (Piedmont - Italy) - Nikon D810, AF-S Nikkor 70-200/f4G at 70 mm f8, 250 ISO, 1/80 sec. | ||
 | RE: Canon RF 70-200mm f/4 L IS USM for Landscape By EtherArts, 2 weeks ago | |
| The Canon RF 70-200mm f/4 L IS USM is an excellent lens for landscape photography—sharp across the frame, lightweight, and well-built, making it a great match for EOS R bodies. Compared to the E... | ||
 | RE: Photo Theme Challenge, Week #105: Sparkling Light [Deadline: Saturday, June 14] By Robert, 2 weeks ago Forum Weekly Photo Challenges | |
| Attachment : DSC_1727 lights sparkling on Grand Canal Venice.JPG | ||
 | RE: Photo Theme Challenge, Week #105: Sparkling Light [Deadline: Saturday, June 14] By rjbfoto, 2 weeks ago Forum Weekly Photo Challenges | |
| Attachment : 2022_Kefalonia_RB_228326.jpgKefalonia/Greece Canon EOS 7D mark II, 24 mm, f/8, 1/1000 sec, ISO 100, Excp.comp. -1.7 | ||
 | RE: Historic Sites and Events By Darin Marcus, 2 weeks ago Forum Samples and Galleries | |
| Attachment : _DSC1198_01.jpgNikon Z6III, Nikkor Z 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 VR S @ 120mm, 1/1000 sec, f/4.5, ISO 100 (Living History @ Henry Hill, Manassas National Battlefield Park, Virginia, May 2025... | ||
| | RE: Z 100-400 for wildlife/sports? By EtherArts, 2 weeks ago | |
| Given your priorities — travel-friendly gear, flexibility, and a balance between wildlife and sports — the Z 100-400mm seems like the best fit. It’s lighter than the 180-600mm, sharp... | ||
 | RE: Z 800mm f6.3 - new user questions By Bhoward, 2 weeks ago Forum Nikon | |
| @jpolakphotography Cattle egrets are plentiful in the wildlife refuge I was photographing at. This was part of a series where the tree and the background added to a number of really nice body position... | ||
 | RE: The Art of Photographing Fauna By Frederic Dantzer, 3 weeks ago Forum Samples and Galleries | |
| @darin-marcus, thank you very much Darin. | ||
| | RE: The Art of Photographing Fauna By Darin Marcus, 3 weeks ago Forum Samples and Galleries | |
| Nice captures, @fdantzer56 ! | ||
| | RE: Goldfinch into wild By Frederic Dantzer, 3 weeks ago Forum Samples and Galleries | |
| Attachment : DSC_0017 (1).jpeg Nikon D5000, SIGMA 70-300 f4-5.6 APO DG, ISO 1100, 450 mm, f5.6, 1/500 s Shot in February 2021 near the bird feeders in my garden, Plouray (29), France | ||
| | RE: The Art of Photographing Fauna By Frederic Dantzer, 3 weeks ago Forum Samples and Galleries | |
| Even though my setup is not ready yet for photographing fauna (Nikon Z6_2, Nikkor Z 24-200 mm F4-6.3 VR) I could not wait to get my favorite future fauna lens (Nikkor Z 180-600 F/5.6-6.3 VR) and bug l... | ||
| | Z 5 Firmware Version 1.50 By Darin Marcus, 3 weeks ago Forum Nikon | |
| Changes from "C" Firmware Version 1.43 to 1.50:Added support for the power zoom feature on power zoom lenses. [русский (RU)] has been added to the languages available via the [Language] item in the ... | ||
| | RE: What was your first real camera? By Frederic Dantzer, 3 weeks ago Forum Open Talk | |
| Having myself a Canon Powershot A610 that perfectly suited my needs since 2006, I bought a little after 2010 a Nikon D5000 geared with a Nikon AF-P 18-55 mm F/3.5-5.6G DX VR and a Sigma 70-300 mm f4-5... | ||
| | RE: Removing moisture from inside lens By Frederic Dantzer, 3 weeks ago Forum Open Talk | |
| @prg-lagarde, thanks Pierre. Guess I'll just let it dry when it's sunny and warm (weather tends to be pretty humid in Brittany, as you know). | ||
 | RE: Removing moisture from inside lens By PRG Lagarde, 3 weeks ago Forum Open Talk | |
| Hi Frederic. Quite intriguing. Usually, storing lenses in a dry and not too cold area for a time is enough to eliminate any moisture inside. For silica, I'd only add one little sachet in my current ca... | ||