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Since this is a Nikon forum, most of us lean towards Nikon equipment. Since lenses are specific to a brand, once you choose a camera brand, you tend to stick with it for economic reasons. Beyond that, a lot depends on what type of photography you are interested in. For example, if you are...

Hope they work. I just did a quick internet search and they popped up.

Are these the same? amazon

Got back out to Cypress today. Not a red letter day. The woodies weren't very cooperative, and not much seemed to come together. These are about the only three worth posting, barely. I had high hopes for the wasp nest photos. I edited a bunch of them, but while interesting, most were just...

Yes, they do that here as well. They do have shutter counts listed on the DSLRs. At least for the Nikons. I was thinking that it was the other way around, until I looked again. :oops:

I appreciate your input. I have already gone through everything you have mentioned. I posted this issue on Topaz's forum several months ago and got advise from users as well as Topaz staff. I ran through many different adjustments within Photo AI and figured out ways to diminish the artifacts...

A lot of the pineapple fountain pictures are taken at sunrise, or at night (it's lit at night). I don't think I've seen a daytime picture done long exposure. I was hoping for more of a "fog" effect. I took another one after this one at twice the exposure length. The water looked about the same...

Tried a couple more long exposures at the fountains downtown. This one is interesting. Not sure about the composition. I think this was a 45 sec exposure. EXIF data maxes out at 30 sec, so I'm going by memory here. This turned out fairly well. Of course, every photographer around here...

The Pup wanted to go downtown for a photo outing this weekend. Street photography isn't my strong suit, but a day out with my daughter is. :) This may not be too special, but I like the geometry in it for some reason. One of the restaurants had a bubble machine out front. It captured a...

A little background, a lot of Charleston SC buildings were damaged during the "big one" Aug 31, 1886. Instead of rebuilding, many of the damaged homes were repaired using "earthquake bolts'. These were large, extremely long bolts that spanned from wall to wall in the building. Caps were placed...

MPB includes shutter count on a lot of it's cameras. They also include a picture of the actual camera being sold, not a stock photo.

Unfortunately, at over 10 years old, it is unlikely anyone will have a copy of a superseded firmware still on their computer . Good luck, maybe someone will have it.

The Z7ii can be powered by the USB C port. Just plug in a USB C cord to the camera port, and the other end to a power source. Either an external battery, or a wall plug converter. I would prefer the battery. It is far more portable. They are readily available as backup for cell phones. You could...

The latest firmware for that camera is A:102 B:101 Here is the link for it (just click on the Firmware tab) : Nikon download center

I was going to do a quick wash of the car today and discovered this guy sitting on the roof. I quickly dropped the hose, and grabbed the camera. I wish it were a better background, but decided to try and get angles where it didn't look like it's sitting on a car. OK, this may not look like a...

Another question for Bingo76. Are you using a tripod? I don't do sports, but I sometimes shoot birds in flight, which has many of the same elements and challenges. If you are shooting in bright conditions, a tripod may be more of a hindrance than a help. The advantages are it will help you...

Did they take your friends? Sorry, couldn't help myself.

All three posted pictures show an ISO of 100. A lot of folks think that you have to shoot the lowest ISO to get good pictures. While low ISOs are great, a sharp image with a higher ISO is much better than a low ISO, but fuzzy shot. As was suggested before, shooting in manual mode with auto ISO...

I went out back this morning and carefully set up my tripod and shot one image without the filter. I then shot another with the filter and at the same aperture, changing only the shutter speed. This was in bright light, so the long exposure was only 3 sec. I could not tell any substantial...