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Or perhaps turn the SD card around and reinsert.

I ran into the daily limit of image generation as I was making my photographer action figure. But I did get my new professional profile image done. Yeah, that's me for sure. I would not exaggerate my physique, I swear! :D

Looks like the Bird AF is coming. https://nikonrumors.com/2025/04/14/nikon-plans-to-add-bird-detect-af-to-the-z6iii-camera-by-the-end-of-the-year.aspx/

Don't use the Windows CoPilot AI. It will not accept an uploaded image to start with. But it will poorly generate it's own approximation. No wait, this is an ultra-accurate representation of myself. I swear!

I have seen those self-standing monopods before. :)

Awesome! Looks like correct number of digits on the hands, that has been a thing with AI generated images.

From Horicon National Wildlife Refuge - Southern Unit. Photos I took to checkout a new 7Artisans lens.

And here I overlook the marsh. Just the 7Artisans lens, other visitors blocked the scene as I changed lenses. I pretty much nailed focus on this Little Library and it shows on the 1:1. Pretty nice for what is basically a novelty lens. Briefly, I do have a purpose in mind for this lens...

Different angle on the scupture with the full scene. No 1:1 crops here. Starting with the unaltered jpeg files and then the fully processed RAW files. With the sun behind clouds here, less differences are there to see.

A steel sculpture, first the jpeg files straight from camera and resized smaller. Now the RAW images from both lenses with the full adjustments I would normally make. And I am cropping in to 1:1 for pixel-peeping the details. So apologies for not noticing that I had Exposure Compensation...

This won't be an in-depth review, but let's dive in and see some actual real-world photos and try to compare to a baseline Nikon lens. 7Artisans 35mm f/5.6 full-frame lens for mirrorless. This is a full manual pancake-style lens with a fixed f/5.6 aperture. No AI, manual focus and an integrated...

A short DuckDuckGo search yields these exif tools. https://www.organizepictures.com/2018/08/edit-exif-date-taken https://exiftool.org/

Did you not answer your own question by stating you know how to set date and time on camera? It is not necessary to set correct time.

Brian isn't the leafy vine?

One more from the March 31st set at Kenosha. Wanted to work on this one more carefully.

All outstanding stand-outs! (y)

My D7000 had a way of erroring like that during long exposures at night, in the dark. The battery ran low with the mirror up. I would have to actually push the shutter release after changing the battery to correct the error. Ruined a couple of astrophotography nights until I worked that out.

Without actually having done the research, what I read was it is an animal-eye AF detect mode for birds. I do not know if the Z6III already has that or not. Based on the Z series history I would guess it will come with firmware for multiple newer releases of Z bodies.

Nikon was running discount pricing in March. I expect the Z105mm was included, and $200 sounds about right compared to past years.

Kenosha, WI Light Station (Lake Michigan)