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Great color/exposure @Peter7100

Since the auto-focus systems are so ubiquitous and smooth, you almost don't need the lens focus ring, so you can re-program the focus ring on the lens to change the ISO or for exposure compensation... It's so smooth and fast, and the EVF responds so well... I find I'm not using auto-ISO, just...

I have a pristine FTn body on eBay right now for $69... Light meter works... w/Gordie leather strap. The strap is worth more than the camera...

Clean the lens contacts...It's not making an electrical connection. There's a product named "DeoxIT D5" that's designed to clean electrical contacts... spray a bit on a cotton swab and use it... I use it on all my cameras for years...

Yup... It's gotta go thru the Apple system, and Apple wants their cut$ and it's pretty difficult to monetize a simple EXIF extension to compensate Apple without a supporting package of other software...

There are basically 3 phases to Focus Stacking... each a separate endeavor. 1. Taking the actual images... determining how many and their focal lengths. There are a plethora of hardware methods. Focus rails, bellows, external triggers, and now even the Z cameras have internal triggers... 2. This...

Here's a reasonably clear video that's short and sweet.

Good luck. There's a reason that none are available.

I use MS Edge on a MAC because it's better than Safari... it's chromium based so basic chromium extensions work.

Extensions are Browser specific... Did you install the extension to Safari, separately? If you use 5 different browsers, you'll need to install the specific extension for each browser.

First thing is do a camera reset. There are two Green dots next to or on buttons on your camera... Turn the camera ON, and hold the two buttons with the green dots down at the same time for a few seconds while watching the top LCD display. You should ses the LCD display blink when the camera has...

You might want to review it again... Just an FYI, they basically do a complete Update, EVERY Thursday... and have changed the Denoise and Sharpening models several times in the last few months. I use it on almost every image... The Denoise and Sharpening is by far, the leader in what's...

I didn't take that photo... just for illustration.

I wouldn't "buy" it... They still have a lot of issues... as mentioned, they're getting a LOT of pressure from the lower-end user community that wants a one click does everything product and it's siphoning off resources needed to fix stuff that doesn't work as planned.

There have been several/many pics of the Starlink satellites passing the moon and/or the sun...

No... None other than I had experienced using the combo on a D810 body... As previously stated, the largest issue was balance and weight related...

If you're looking to put the 70-200 f2.8 VR on the Z6 with the FTZ AND the teleconverter, I did it on a Z7II with the FTZ II and a Nikon AF-S TC-17E II Teleconverter... and it all worked...

I forgot about this thread...

Here's a link to "calibrate" your lenses.

Maybe you should describe what exactly it is you're doing and what you mean by "lens alignment" because the place you do that on a Nikon in the menu is also where that "alignment" is saved.