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I found myself jamming my face into the viewfinder to see, and jamming my nose against the screen, and the oils from my nose smearing the LCD display... the extended eye cup solved that problem...

I changed mine on my Z7II with one from Amazon for that reason... Folks with eye glasses can find extend eye cups for the Z6,7 cameras that use the DK-29... The Z8, Z9 uses a DK-33... You might find a replacement for the DK-33 by searching around...

Well that's your problem. You need to turn OFF the focus when you 1/2 press the shutter button. There's a menu setting to do that... I don't have a D7500 and and too busy to research it, but there's a setting to turn off the 1/2 press focus on the shutter button... It's AF-6 AF Activation

Menu options A1, and A2 control whether the shutter "Releases" or "only releases when there is a "Focus" lock. Check those two settings. If it's set to "focus" and it's not got a "focus lock"...then the camera's menu structure may be hosed. Start by doing a camera reset and starting over... A...

@Woodyg3 is correct... The D500 is the fastest buffer camera Nikon has ever made...

You don't "convert" NEF files. You "Export" to a file structure and size that you want using the /file/Export drop down menu at the top left By adjusting a few parameters on the Export panel, you can export a Jpg as small as 100kb

NX-D has been replaced by NX Studio... Go to Nikon's download page and install NX Studio

If you want, you can email me the original file above, the one that shows the grid patterns, and I can test it with the current beta for you. [email protected]

The Es-2 is a type of extension tube, in and of itself... You do need a macro lens... the old 60mm D lens is perfect and readily available on eBay for cheap... You do a gross focus with the ES-2, and then a fine focus with the lens... As for light, with some fiddling to get the exposure...

I've not used a D3300 for that, but have used other camera bodies to do it. It's not a function of the body as much as it is the lens. You're basically taking a macro shot of the slide at your camera's resolution... lens and software to edit the results are the important factors, not the body.

Amazon.com : YONGNUO YN622N-Kit YN622N Kit Wireless i-TTL Flash Trigger Kit for Nikon, Including 1X YN622N-TX Controller and 1X YN622N II Transceiver : Electronics These are the ones I use... You can pick up additional remotes as needed... It lets you create 3 different lighting groups, which...

Yup... If you go the Tr/Tx simple remote/trigger route, you can add inexpensive speedlights to your kit as you need them... The SB-800/SU-800 route is limiting to Nikon compatible stuff and gets expensive quickly... CLS is on its way out, and Nikon is replacing their CLS "flash" line with the...

I'm looking at it from a cost-basis standpoint. There are a few Nikon solutions with added devices that are cost prohibitive, IMO... I'm afraid...

Yes, you need a remote TX to plug into the hot shoe, and a remote trigger to mount the SB-600 on... Both Godox and Yongnuo make systems for Nikon for under $100... as well as several other no-name vendors for under $50... The SB-600 uses Nikon CLS for remoter triggering, as mentioned. Also as...

If you're prone to using filters for other scenarios... You might consider looking at one of the Cokin X series vendor's offerings... They use 100mm square filters... I like the Cokin X-Pro holder because it lets me stack 3 filters whereas most others only allow 2...

Amazon.com : ICE 95mm ND100000 Optical Glass Filter Neutral Density 16.5 Stop ND 100000 95 : Electronics