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Common House sparrow but are not so common as their once where here in Ontario.

I do mainly bird photography and would like to know a little more about the setting noted in bold below: Custom Setting Menu a Autofocus b5 Center-weighted area 6mm 8mm 10mm 13mm Average Mine is set to 8 mm. This setting is when choosing the size of the area given the most weight in...

A barred owl from late today. A few branches but this is common with perched owls. Overall the D7500 is quite similar to my D7200 as far as image quality goes, the faster FPS is nice and oddly it feels slightly heavier but not by much. It may be the position of the camera strap eyelets. Feels...

Here is a blonde coloured squirrel in our area where I live.

I will be setting up back button focus on my new D7500 and was wondering if there is a fast way to go from back button focus to shutter focus without going into the menu. Normally just use the shutter button but after watching a video by Steve Perry I think I am going to give it try.

I am considering sending in my D7200 for repair after a recent short drop and using it as a backup for travel to my D7500 instead of buying a new second body. When you send it it does Nikon fix anything they find wrong and clean the sensor etc, or just the issue, In my case the screen is totally...

I currently use the Nikon AF-S 80-400 F/4.5-5.6G ED VR, pretty solid lense but would like slighty more reach and a lighter weight. I have been looking at two lense and would like any opinions or users views on them, see below. I do not use a tripod, handheld only. The body will be a Nikon D7500...

A snowy owl listens to movement below the snow below. Nikon D7200 Nikon AF-S 80-400MM F/4.5-5.6G ED VR

If comparing the D7200 verus the Z50 for bird photography, how would perform. In other words would image quality be similar etc. Thanks your time and any info.

Since the D500 is now discontinued my hunt is on for a used D500. I live in Canada and have been looking online, their are some available on kijiji but to me this is not my preferred route. Normally I would only buy camera gear from a photo store not an electronics store. Would it be reasonable...

Autofocus - A1 AF-C priority selection - release - Focus + release - Release + focus - Focus. My question is which of these settings do most bird photograhers set their to. I currently have a D7200 and use Focus for both AF-C & AF-S priority selection. After watching a few videos on the D500...

Does anyone on the forum shoot with the Nikon FZ50 and adapter with the Nikon AF-S 80-400MM F/4.5-5.6G ED VR. Curious how this lense would perform in comparison to using it on a D7200.

I have been using a Nikon D7200 paired with the Nikon AF-S 80-400MM F/4.5-5.6G ED VR for a few years and have had good results. Sadly (this is the short version of the story) it got dropped and now the LCD screen is mega bright and cannot be adjusted. I can see the menus barely when holding...

I was looking for an ID on this fall warbler I shot today in Eastern Ontario, Canada. Thanks for any help.

A Barred Owl watches and listens for any movement under the snow covered field below.

Great help and info with all the posts. The video was a good learning tool for me. I shot these 2 pics of a Barred Owl today handheld with 11 Focus Points set on AF-S, I think I am getting the handle on flight shots finally. Just uploaded some smaller pics around 800 x 600 approx.

Under A7 you have a choice between 11 or 51 points, any big difference which one to use for shooting in P Mode for birding. Maybe a quick explanation on it would be helpful as the manual doesn't have much other than a brief note.

A Barred Owl taken in Kingston, Ontario. Nikon D7200 AF-S Nikkor w/80-400mm f/4.5-5.6G ED VR Handheld Aperture ƒ/5.6 Focal Length 400.0 mm Exposure 1/640 ISO 3600 Center-weighted

I am doing a shoot for a local business and would like to know if I upload the images to Google Photos and add them (email) as a partner to share with can they download the uploaded images or is it view acess only. My plan is do not have to go to the location and transfer the photos on site but...