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Sorry, I live in the wrong country for that. It does what he promised, saves the pictures on the card, but I cannot transfer them anywhere. They are stuck in the camera. There's room for some 10k pictures so I can have a look at them there (*joke*)

Hi, I watched Youtube channel "ShutterSpeak" with Joe Nuzzo, talking about making your own CF express card for half the price, just by mounting two pieces together. So I went on to Amazon and bough one Zitay CF Express Type B Card to NVME M.2 2230 SSD Adapter, compatible with Nikon Z6, and one...

Since I have had both the Z 24-70mm f/4 and now have the Z 24-120mm f/4 I would rate the latter one step better. I was not quite happy with the 24-70mm f/4, especially after I got the 70-200mm F/2,8, which is razor sharp. Now I'm very satisfied with both the lenses I have, using the 24-120mm...

I checked my camera, it was 32 sec ahed of time. Then I connected my di-GPS, and when that had locket on to some satellites the camera corrected the time automatically. I don't know if there is a setting for this somewhere, or if it's default in the camera. Otherwise I correct my camera clock...

I want to know both the mechanical shutter count and the electronic shutter count for my Z6iii. With the Camera Shutter Count https://www.camerashuttercount.com/ I get 3226 and with the https://apotelyt.com/camera-exif/nikon-z6-actuations I get 2358, With those numbers I can calculate that I...

There's one small advantage with using DX mode on a FX camera. The viewfinder will show the DX area instead of the FX area. Never the less there are hardly no benefit with the DX mode on a FX camera. It seems that it's more for to be able to use DX lenses on FX camera.

Only large architecture buildings here? On is it ok with something smaller? 🙃📸

If you are traveling, you could need some street food! Taken at Göteborg Street festival, sat 7 June 2025.

There's a U-tube channel called Naturefold, run by a young guy, who not only explains what he's doing in a very good way, he also shows stunning pictures of what he finds in the most amazing places in the forests.

Two days ago I spotted this "stacked" rainbow, where it appears to be 3-4-5 rainbows on top of each other. I have never seen anything like that before. Anyone that can explain what's happening in the sky? And I can guarantee that it's not fake, the only thing I have done is tweaked the colors a...

Not much of a landscape, but this was the view the other evening. The original photo was not much to look at, dark trees and a flat sky, but after some work in Lightroom it turned out almost how I saw it with my eyes, only just a little better!

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...

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

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...