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I'm going to see what happens when I attempt to insert two of your photos here. This first one is being inserting simply by copying and pasting the original URL into the insert image from URL option. And when previewing my post, it appears to be fine. This next image I saved to my hard drive...

I downloaded your photos then added them into your quote in hopes the EXIF data will display. With the first one, ISO 4000 is kind of high for that body and am assuming it was shot in somewhat low light. And for all bird photos, you really should aim to stop down further than f/4. With a...

Here are two more Red-Tailed Hawk photos from today. The first one reminds me more of an owl pose than a hawk pose with its head so far to the side.

Red-Tailed Hawk

Juvenile Bald Eagle

As @nickt mentioned, the usual answer is to put the money into glass - plus his thoughts about being able to use older AF-D glass (lenses without focus motors) opens up a greater choice for preowned gear. But with your two options, I too feel a D500 would work well for you. Just being able to...

I know you mentioned you will be using a tripod. The difference in weight looks to be 6.8 pounds for the f/4 vs. 3.2 pounds for the f/5.6. If you would ever handhold the f/4, that extra stop of light won't factor in simply because you'd have to use a faster shutter speed to compensate for the...

Peter, here are a few edited images from today with this combo. My TC is the TC 14E ii which I might have mentioned previously. I use shake reduction in Photoshop because I had elbow surgery and am not the best with holding a non-VR lens steady. All of these are cropped quite a bit - vertical...

Reverting back to my 300mm f/4 non-VR lens coupled with my Nikon 1.4x TC. Substantial crops with a little bit of Photoshop's Shake Reduction applied.

I use MagMod modifiers, too. Perhaps they'd work similarly as though mounting the modifiers on a flash - although I haven't seen any MagMod in use with the extension head. Here is a B&H image of the extension head on a light stand (might be a different clamp than the one I asked about to attach...

I wouldn't put the extension head on the camera. I'd use it with some type of modifier on a light stand. Supposedly the stand has less of a chance to tip over because of there being less weight at the top. There is a clamp people suggest to use to clamp the actual light to the stand but at a...

The forum must be having a glitch. The EXIF is in the file properties but isn't displaying for whatever reason. I downloaded the image and added the EXIF to @Marilynne 's post.

I will be looking to send my 300mm f/4 PF to Nikon for repair this month. Both this lens as well as my 300mm f/4 non-VR lens are having AF issues. That said, I came across this image posted elsewhere online. I might have inadvertently used some of the other focus points because there have been...

How many members use Godox extension heads? And if so, do you recommend them? Are they helpful? I believe extension heads might be available for other strobes besides the AD200. Just looking for any helpful info. :)...

Just make sure you don't wind up with this other version of the 300mm. It is the Nikon 300mm f/4 AF ED. It IS a very sharp lens but is slow to focus. Plus it doesn't work with the Nikon TC's (although it's a budget-friendly lens for those who cannot afford the AF-S version). This is the one to...

Peter7100, yes the 1.4x ii works fine with the D7100. This chart comes from page 295 of the D7100 Owner's Manual.

Here is one from a couple years ago with that combo. This image has a great amount of detail.

Guess it's time to revive this thread. Back in the spring I purchased a couple of strip boxes. Unfortunately I chose the wrong size. :( Most likely will put them put for sale locally since shipping would take a hit. Adorama has the Glow 12" x 56" strip boxes on sale so I purchased two. Their...

One more bench photo for now. There is a Facebook group for people who have memorial benches for loved ones who passed. Someone took a photo of this bench when the ground was snow covered, but the name wasn't identified. So I went in search of identifying the bench. The clouds were really...