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@mikew, I got so taken aback by the top post on this page that I forgot to tell you congratulations! I do look forward to seeing what you think of the Z50.

Welcome to the forum @BadWolf. Learning the exposure triangle is challenging but so worth it.

Jersey was in a running mood. I had to crop these quite a bit. I was not expecting her to be a routy. I just had the 24-70 f4 S lens on the Z. We have a bit of Jekyll and Hyde. On the up side I did this on High continuous and was pleased with the focus especially when you consider that she is...

Went to lunch with a group from Church in the small town of Glendale, Ky. The Restaurant was suppose to be Whistle Stop... To long a wait for lunch. we found another across the tracks after the train passed. It was flying at least 50 or more through town.

@ride4now, Here is an example of how Snap Bridge Geo-tags photos using the cell phone. I have the app running in the back ground on the phone and on the camera linked using only the Bluetooth. The Wi-Fi is inactive. The Phone shares the GPS data from the phone GPS, (I have mine on medium)...

@ride4now Things have changed a bit with Snap Bridge. The D7200 does not have it. I am not sure if the D7500 has it our not. I do know that the Z6 and D850 do, and it is much better than any of the previous communication programs that Nikon developed. The most recent releases are much...

Ricci, is a Nikon employee that periodically does simply direct comparisons of lenes and cameras. Lately his focus has been the Z Series bodies and Lenses. This latest test was kind of interesting. The intent was to help owners that might have different F Mount lenses to help them decide...

A friend of mine sent me a link to the Journal of Wildlife Photography. I am not really familiar with this group at all. Reading the site background it sounds pretty interesting. but I thought I would post it here just to see if anyone here was familiar with the site and get some opinions...

The welcome home after Church... Two missions and I am only second in importance...:eek:

Local 911 event in our little town of Lawrenceburg. The big city news came to capture our small event.

@PhilM_TX is the explanation from David Busch's "Nikon Z6 Digital Photography". It is from chapter 7, page 213. I think it gives a great explanation on how the VR works with adapted F mount lenses. "What happens to vibration reduction when you use an F-mount lens with the Z6 using the FTZ...

Put the 200-500 on the Z6 and went for a walk with Jersey. Got a shot at a Cardinal Far a way. I just wanted to see how it would do... I had to crop a bit, but I was pretty happy with the hand held.

Former Snake building... Now Racoon and Snake building... momma and 3 babies... Either way Pat will not go down there AT all and I am not to go down there either. She is deathly scared of snakes and I have already had a bought with a rabid racoon a few years ago... (The main reason I do not...

I picked up an Eye Cup for the Z6 this week it was a direct purchase from HoodEYE. I like it.

Bought a hoodeye for the Z6. I liked the one I have on the D7200 and it does help shade the viewfinder in the bright sun.

With my Z6 I often use my phone or tablet as back up since it only has one card slot. This works pretty seamlessly and if I get a shot I want to share on Instagram or Facebook it is pretty easy to do. I know that the program really did not work well in the beginning but recent updates have...

I use a Cotton Carrier System, like @nikonpup recommended, when I have my 200-500 or even my 70-200 for a extended period of time. It is well balanced and leaves me with two hands free to walk and nothing bounces around. I do walk with a cane. I have tried about all carrying methods and this...

There is a guy on YouTube that has been using the Z6 since last year exclusively in his wedding photography business. His page is called "The Monochrome Memoirs" and the link is below. I would liken him to a Steve Perry with less polish, (he is jut getting started with youtube). He is a...