Recent content by Paliswe

When I had the D7200 I did some notes that I still have (written i Swedish so I have to translate it, maybe it's not entirely correct) I know that there are a couple of settings that has to be done, apart from AF-C. Set focus to AF-C. Pen -> f5 Assign AE-L/AF-L-button to AF-ON Pen -> a1 Select...

D90 uses EN-EL3, D7x00 uses EN-EL15.

Hake fjord, the entrance to Göteborg. In the background the bridge between Hönö and Fotö in the Gothenburg archipelago. D7200, 18.0-140.0 mm f/3.5-5.6 @140mm, ISO 200, 1/800 s.

If you buy a D7X00 camera, be sure to also buy a new SD-card (or two). I guess that the SD card that you have today to your D90 is rather old and slow. Newer cards are faster which has a severe impact on the write speed. The buffer is not that big so it will fill up rather quickly if the SD card...

It would be nice if it comes with multiple choice, where I can check the type of detections I want, for example People and Birds, excluding cars and airplanes. Now I can only select one of the detection types or all of them.

On my 70-200 f/2,8 there's another switch as well, setting focus from 5m to infinity. I couldn't understand why I couldn't focus on short distances.. until the next day. But that evening's photo were not the best..

You can set any date and time in the camera, when you take the picture this is registered in EXIF-data. Or du you want to change the timestamp in post?

With the Z6iii comes 3D focus with subject recognition. The default mode is Automatic selection, and what it then chooses between are people, animals, cars and airplanes. I have found that it takes a little time before the automatic has determined what the subject is. I mostly photograph people...

Gantry crane in Göteborg, Sweden. E is the first letter in Eriksberg. Nikon Z6, NIKKOR Z 70-200mm f/2.8 VR S, @200mm f/8, 1/800 sek

Z6iii has Automatic, People, Animal, Cars, Airplane. (Firmware version 1.10)

To clarify what I wrote in my first post (I was a little unclear): - Electronic stabilization: No moving parts, but the image is shifted to another pixels when camera is (slightly) shaken. - IBIS: In-body Image stabilization, the sensor is moving to compensate for minor shakings. All full-frame...

VIbration reduction is a mechanical system where the sensor and/or a glass in the lens is moving to adjust against camera movements. Electronic Vibration Reduction has no moving parts, the image on the sensor shifts to different pixels when the camera makes small movements. As I understand it...

I have been using a di-GPS Eco Prosumer m, mounted on my camera. No cables, just a connector on the side of the camera. It works fine, however it's not always that exact in urban areas between buildings, it can differ up to 100 m. Before it finds the position, it can report the North Pole. It...

A lot of things has happened since this tread started 14 years ago, but one thing remains, Eneloop is still a very good choice. There's however a twist, the Eneloop is manufactured by Panasonic, the only factory in Japan that makes rechargeable AA batteries. They also makes the LADDA batteries...

The main problem with USB-c is that the EU has only standardized the physical format, not the electrical. There are three main groups of USB-c for the electrical versions, which in turn each have some subgroups. Originally, USB was at 5V and 0.5A to 1A. With 3A you can't get more than 15W out...