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That camera was sold as a kit with that lens... That camera was basically designed for that series of lenses... If it's not "focusing" you either have an incorrect setting and/or the lens/body is defective... Do the reset.. and start from scratch...

That lens has its own autofocus motor... The "P" in the model designation refers to "P" for "Pulse motor"... You should probably do a Factory reset as suggested... https://www.techsolutions.support.com/how-to/how-to-factory-reset-a-nikon-d5600-camera-11053

This link should answer for your focus question. This link should answer your question regarding the number of shutter actuations when you press the shutter release.

Actually, with the recent announcement of Nikon's new Z 26mm pancake lens, coupled with the Z30... The Z30 suddenly becomes a superior street camera... Harkening back to the older Film cameras of the 50s, 60s, and 70s...

Hey!!!!!! That's pretty cool... That thing is on my list now... Thanks Clovis

For reference, the same NEF file (from my D810) is 36M and converted to DNG is 78M Just for reference, you can convert a NEF directly within Lightroom from the Library menu with many more options than Adobe's DNG converter program... It converts the above 36M NEF file to a 39M DNG...

The ONLY negative to a D810 that I've ever experienced, it the weight...

I wouldn't be surprised... With the proliferation of cell phones, that technology has changed/improved quite a bit.

You'll be blown away by the differences... (y)

A new Panasonic/Leica

A new Camera... I feel dirty...

Look for Used?????

Lightroom is 2 clicks and a slider... Click Background/Sky, slide down the Exposure, Click Subject, increase exposure slider

You can also just right-click on the image and select "search the web for image"... and Google will find similar images...with links to those images...

Yes...Using Lightroom and masking. First step is to Turn OFF any/all Noise reduction using the Noise/Sharpening panel... Second step is, using the Masking tools to select the areas of the image you want to apply noise reduction...then use the "noise" slider in the Mask over-lay to Reduce the...

My something NEW won't be here until tomorrow... :)

What @Bikerbrent said... Update your LR... It's the BEST editor for ANY RAW file...

did you check your Junk folder?

The biggest issue with "focus stacking" is determining the depth of field for the particular situation, considering the distances and the lens you're using then calculating how many shots you NEED to get a complete series of shots that cover a full range of IN-Focus shots... Focus rails don't do...

Okay... What some cameras do is take a series of images, and with each exposure, the camera changes the focus position... You don't need a special camera with that feature to do the same thing. Look at camRanger 2... It connects to your Nikon D7200 camera via the USB port, and using an app. on...