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What diffuser(s) are you using? I have used the small soft box, the small pop up fabric one that slips over the lens, a homemade "cone" and the AK. All seem to work well, but I prefer the cone style the most. The nice thing about the small fabric one is portability. I can slide it into the...

I have the Godox tt685, which is very similar to the flash you are considering. I believe the main difference is the li-on battery of the 860 vs 4 AA batteries used in the 685. I use mine almost exclusively for macro work using an AK diffuser. I have been very happy with it's performance. The...

Yep, $1050 has been it's regular, not on sale, price for years. The sale price they had it in March was the lowest price I've seen it. BTW, it's an excellent lens, IMO.

MPB has one for just under $900 and only around 16,000 shutter activations. D810s at MPB

Remember that with a 2x converter, you are losing 2 full stops of light. That would make it F11. This is likely the reason that the 200-500 is listed in the chart as not AF compatible with this converter. This chart lists only DSLR cameras in exceptions, but I doubt the Z50ii will autofocus with...

Congratulations.

Here are a few more. Sometimes the pictures tell a story all by themselves. Success!

The Pup wanted to travel up to Conway yesterday and take pictures at the Dock Dogs competition. We got up early drove a couple hours and got there just as they were starting. We could have attended the competition they had locally last month at the SouthEast Wildlife Expo, but the crowds there...

For my .02 worth, I think that for only 2 months under your belt, you are doing very well. The more you practice, the better you will get.

I can't help with all of the questions, as I don't shoot video. 3. When you shoot in RAW, you get the full raw data from the sensor, so you get the full sized image. While I suppose they could allow you to use cropped image sizes, they may have decided that anyone wanting to shoot in RAW mode...

All of the "D" series cameras, like D850, D7100 are DSLR bodies, and do not require an adapter to use. The newer "Z" bodies, such as the Z5, Z8 etc, will require the FTZ adapter.

You are absolutely correct. Thanks. I don't see the tri color herons around here much.

Got a string of images of this little blue heron coming in for a landing.

Here is a website that goes into a lot of detail about the compatibility of Nikon cameras and lenses. Ken Rockwell compatibility chart Most any older Nikon lens can be fitted on almost any new Nikon camera. The issue is what features will work. What lenses do you have, and what camera(s)...

Even a blind hog finds an ear of corn every now and then.