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I didn't really have the right lens on but it turned out ok.

Isn't there a setting that adds a button press when using the scroll wheel to avoid this involuntary switching? I just went through the manual since I remember reading something similar for my cams. Maybe this does the trick:

The 300mm are day-shots using a 10-stop ND while the 135mm are night (pre-sunrise) shots. Processing is normal since the shots were exposed pretty correctly. This is what a SOOC shot looks like.

I was camping at some lake in Portugal which was below a Nato flight path to the Middle East when I spotted it. At first you wonder what the hell that thing is and only when you see some details, it becomes a "plane".

Not the prettiest of planes. Looks like a pregnant duck in flight.

Been experimenting quite a bit with slow shutters. And a similar themed night version:

The south bored me so it's Central and North Europe next. I used the Zeiss 135/2 for about 70% of my landscape shots. I had to rethink my landscaping but once I got "it", a whole new range of shots opened. Besides a great portrait lens, she rocks at landscape too. I also tried the D7200/300mm...

Here's a screenshot of my most used profiles: As you see, none of them are for my cams in specific but those models mentioned are irrelevant.