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Message: <blockquote data-quote="stmv" data-source="post: 795902" data-attributes="member: 10038">20 more days! and year 6 is done!  amazing. I used to do these blogs every single day for almost the first 4 years, now, once a month or so,, The Z7 has provided such precision in manual focus that I am finding myself buying Zeiss lens, and Voigtlander not your easiest lens to usebut with the peak focus set to max, quite easy. One of the advantages to the M mount is that the lens can be use a much thinner adapter to the Z mount and still focus at infinity,  givinga form factor that is the smallest of any lens stetups on the Z.  So, I have ordered 2 of them, a 15, and a 21,  for the most compact ultrawide, setup and and a almost pancake size wide angle. I already have the lovely 45 Nikkor DF lens that is a pancake lens so thin that mounted on the thick FTZ adapter is still very compact. I know Nikon users love their big bulky machines,  but I still have fond memories of FEs FMs, F3s with nice compact Nikkor lens. The Z with these Zeiss lensharken back to those days. Also, it proves that if Nikon really really wanted too, they could design some auto focus compact Z mount lens. But will they?I also picked up a used Zeiss 18,, what a gem. here is a photo from it: [ATTACH]384098[/ATTACH]as you can see quite nice. Here is a picture of the lens on the camera [ATTACH]384099[/ATTACH]really looks Great on the Z.  anyhow. here is Blog 345 of year 6,,  these blogs must be pretty boring, because after 6 years,  not a whole lot of comments. crickets  on a summer night.</blockquote>

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