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It appears they’re also coming out with a 100 Meg version...

Nikon W300

Same here, not for or against, but ultimately it’s his channel and, within YouTube’s guidelines, his content.

The D is the series previous to the G and uses a screw drive to focus (or manual only if your camera does not have the screw). Of the modern versions, only the 7000 series and up have the drive to autofocus with D lenses; 3K and 5K camera’s do not as far as I remember.

For those who like video, apparently the Z7 will only do 10-15 minutes per charge...

Just count those in a square mm, and multiply by the total area; simple ;)

Try setting to release then focus; perhaps the first couple of pics in a burst may be out of focus but the following should be good assuming the rest of your settings are appropriate.

If you want to stay within the DX offerings, I understand the 16-80 is quite good.

Short answer: Yes Just make sure it is a good quality one, such as Giottos; not cheap but you get what you pay for.

Or you can go D800E and do without the AA filter...

Pics are great!!!

Is that the 150-600? What camera?

I understand things may malfunction; what I’m trying to convey is that if I buy a camera new and have to send it in for service within a couple of weeks, particularly for what appears to be a known issue, I would get it replaced, not repaired.

https://petapixel.com/2016/03/01/nikon-recalls-d750-shutter-issue/ I should have said flares instead of hot spot. I was not aware there was a recall for shutter sticking problems; is there one? What I mean by unacceptable is that one as a consumer should not be stuck with that problem. If I...

Shutter issue on the 750 has to do with hot spots on the sensor not shutter getting stuck, if memory serves me well. Either way, it is unacceptable and they should solve the problem ideally by a replacement. Good luck.