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No expert here but I've done some copying and macros in an informal way. Because you're using a DX format camera, some of the best possible sugg...
I generally don't, except in dangerous environments like blowing sand and the like, and then I usually find I forgot to bring one. But I do some...
I keep thinking I've posted here but must not be remembering to push the button. Anyway that's a nice lineup, but I can't help but notice the 70...
Speaking only in generalities here, as I do not have the flash in question, a ring light of that sort can be very nice for macro work, if (and it's a ...
@bo-gussname /I had an FX-1 for quite a while, which I used as a kind of backup camera for years when I wanted to shoot print film, family snapshots, ...
That's an interesting option I had never considered. I have an Android phone and a USB hard drive (not SSD), and wonder if with my cheap Vivitar...
I think Bhoward has a point. Given that the Z9 has a sensor density over twice that of any current DX camera, I would think that unless on...
Oddly enough, because of dwindling battery life with age (and an unfortunately bad new battery from what I thought a reputable dealer that looke...
@prg-lagarde Nice try! I realize I'm in a special class of traveler here, but right now I'm at the ragged edge of too big and too heavy with a D...
@prg-lagarde True enough, and I like much about the D500 to the extent of lusting after one from time to time, but even this small added size and weig...
Thanks for the detail. It is, more or less, as I've expected. My choices are limited, not so much by finances as by travel, because I do a...
I haven't sprung for any Z cameras yet, but am thinking about it. I agree, though, that one thing I would miss is the ability to set something simila...
@kwongphotographyhotmail-com Point taken. Of course at least some thieves will take anything and not think about it. I once had a car broken int...
@andyfrog There were a huge number of Soviet Leica clones, and a few Contax close as well. The most common Leica type was Zorki, I think, and I ...