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Altocumulus maybe?

Well, I got the Pup her own flash for macro work. Got tired of having to only use available light when we went out together. I got her the Godox 350 for her D5600. I went with that over the 685 I got because of the smaller size/weight, and the simpler menu. It came yesterday and I looked it over...

Well, the Pup and I snuck over to Cypress this morning while the weather was nice. About a half hour into shooting at the wildflower field where we have been getting most of our insect pictures, we saw the horticulturist show up on a zero turn. They were ready to mow the field and sow some...

I'm a year and a half out on my Z5, and still discovering new things in the menus and features that may be useful to me. I'm sure there's a lot more in the Z8 menus.

$4800 according to B&H.

On my Z5, I need to do the same thing when shooting birds as I sometimes need one mode for perched birds, and another for birds in flight. I programmed U3 for still bird settings with AF-S, small focus point and U2 for birds in flight with AF-C and auto focus point, as well as a higher shutter...

Sounds good. Let's get the lawyers on it.

We would be happy to send some of our summer to you. Here it starts sometime in May and ends sometime in October. You can have July and August without any quarrel whatsoever. Temps in the 90s nearly every day. We are just now getting a slight taste of fall with highs in the low to mid 80s.

Complete with a little "boo baby".

I think he means before you have an issue where you can't turn your camera on.

ClovisPup wanted to try some macro today, so we both went to Cypress Gardens. I let her use the flash, so I had to take everything available light. After all the shooting I've done strictly with flash, it was a challenge. Didn't come home with nearly as many, but it definitely was a learning...

I'm making a habit of this. Of course, things will necessarily slow down with the cooler weather in another month or two.

I was actually somewhat cool this morning. No sweating rivers while trying to take pictures. Unfortunately, there weren't as many bugs out. Although they did become more active as the morning wore on. I discovered a beautiful narrow trail winding between swamps. I really enjoyed the scenery, but...

If this is anything like haggis, I don't want to know.

Thanks for the heads up. Firmware installed, although at the rate I'm going right now, I don't run much risk of leaving my Z5 off for an extended period.

Welcome. I spent a few years in Omaha back in the late 70s. I don't think you will regret the Z5 purchase. I've had one for about a year and a half, and have really enjoyed using it. The Z lenses are fabulous.

When you figure out how to hypnotize them let me know, lol! Well, first you need a very small pocket watch on a chain.