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Were you seeing this on Jpeg files or Raw (NEF) files...

I would imaging their flashing left/right signifies looking both ways???? and I would expect to see the train flashing when a train was coming...

You won't see it on your computer unless you use Nikon's software...

Great images of an incredible bird @Woodyg3

You might want to review Steve Perry's excellent videos and eBooks on the Nikon focus systems, and their intended purposes... I just saw an email where he updated something in the Z systems recommendations...Regardless of which "auto-focus" system you use, you need to really calibrate the lens...

I would say Yes... Mold grows in moisture... If the lens allowed moisture in once, it most certainly would allow it a second, third etc time... Think of mold as a living thing... once the seed has "propagated" as it were, all it needs is moisture to continue... Depending on value, a lens can be...

Fungi is an indication that a lens has "inhaled" moisture... That lens is not weather sealed, so is susceptible to "moisture"... If you can, I'd return it while/if you can...

There are two issues... One is, if you crop to focus on the subject, with that image...you're cropping pretty heavily... and the second is the depth of field for that image is too short... so when you do crop very much that out-of-focus branch to the right becomes reeeally out-of-focus in...

Google "lens calibration"... Basically... cameras and lenses are manufactured to within specific tolerances...with a plus or minus percentage for error...the theory being that when combined, the error tolerances cancel each other out giving a perfect calibration... REALITY deviates from...

And sadly, you have to wonder what happens to that camera now... Does Nikon recycle it back through their Refurb system until someone isn't smart enough to look at the shutter count????

Every State has their own "abandoned property" which you can search for and rightfully claim...for free... There are web site aggregators similar to the one above, that scab off the State's websites, and for a "fee" and with your consent, will claim those assets. They'll send you all the...

I provided the link not as a solution, in this instance, but to illustrate that that lens and body combination were exhibiting the same issues almost 20 years ago... and indications are pretty good that your "fix" MIGHT be fleeting unless you know exactly what it was that you did to "fix" it...

Here's a link to a conversation about that lens and combo from almost 2 decades ago...

WOW!!! Great images @Woodyg3

I see the same Olive/yellow/grey/blue colors as everyone. I like it...

Seriously???????

The fastest cards supported are UDMA-7 CompactFlash which allows transfer rates up to 145 MB/second, however the fastest tested cards yield ~100MB/s write speed in the D810. I use a SanDisk Extreme Pro 64G 160MB/s card. It is a UDMA-7 card... And a SanDisk 64G 120MB/s Class 10 SD card... I've...

Yes, I do... Basically, I have dozens of SD 64G SD cards... but the CF card in my D810 is faster, so I set it as the primary card, and the SD cards as secondary backup... So stuff goes to the CF card first, fast... then the SD card... I always pull the SD card for file transfers to my computer...

What @Needa said...