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I think it's something in the water. I got on the mirrorless bandwagon a few years ago, and never looked back. But use what you like and are comfortable with. In the end, it's the image that matters. The camera is just the tool.

Channeling Ansel?

I will just briefly add that you need to format your card in the camera to get the DCIM folder created.

Well, after a good day at Magnolia last week, I had to pay for it this morning. It was a beautiful day, the sun was shining, the temperature was perfect and we even had a nice breeze. Just weren't that many birds out and about. I managed a couple kingfisher and osprey shots. I spent 20 min to a...

The 5ii is running $1700 on sale right now, $150 off regular price.

Having grown up it the era when telephones had cords and dials, the lack of a viewfinder is a real non starter for me. My first camera, an Argus C4, didn't have a light meter, but it did have a viewfinder.

I could, but I won't.

Great shots.

I did some work on this one and think it is a big improvement.

The eagles are back at Magnolia. By the time they showed up, the sun was high enough to make for some harsh, difficult lighting. I did get some takeoff, in flight, and landing shots, but the light from above deeply shaded the dark under wing area, and I already was using a -1 to -2 stop exposure...

My thoughts? I'm a little old to be adopted, but would consider it if it came with a Z 600mm F4.

A backup body is not a bad thing. I understand about the struggles with gear for a family member. My daughter is also into photography. Last year she decided she wanted to upgrade from her D5600. I was willing to get her into anything up to a Z8. She hemmed and hawed about one thing and another...

I have the FTZ and have used it with the F mount 200-500 F5.6. The adapter works well, and the F mount lens worked just fine on a couple of my Z cameras. One thing to remember, unless you already have the FTZ, you will have to add $300 to the mix. I see the F mount 35mm F1.8 runs $200. It would...

I seem to be taking a lot of squirrel pictures lately. Shame on me. (Kind of a household joke. I'm not overly fond of grey squirrels, as they are constantly getting on the bird feeder and gobbling up all the bird seed. My wife had a squirrel for a pet when she was a child, and so I put on an "I...

Here's an updated squirrel with the sign picture. Much better than the first one I posted.

He photobombed it, but didn't ruin it. I've been getting a lot of images from the backyard recently with bees and wasps flying by in the frame. The mountain mint really attracts the bees and wasps.

This tiger swallowtail showed up in the backyard this afternoon. Go grab the camera!

As someone who loves going on photography outings with my daughter, I can really appreciate how special this is.

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