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Nikon Z* mirrorless
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Thank you but I have that one already
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worst day since owning the camera , should have been a good day out yesterday but Mother Nature decided not to play ball .. left ours in the morning very nice clear blue skies ,warm so went out in t shirt got to anglesey and it was bloody freezing very strong cold wind blowing off the sea with a light mist got some hardly worth posting shots of a woodchat shrike and lots of terns in flight but a combination of grey birds against a grey sky has done nothing to enhance them might find a few with a bit of contrast . think my lad might have done better with my Olympus .. oh well you can't win them all
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bees in the garden doing what bees do.
first real time try out of the 105mm macro and the godox iT-32 seems to work well
bee nice to me by jeff cohen, on Flickr
hang about by jeff cohen, on Flickr
the munchies by jeff cohen, on Flickr
first real time try out of the 105mm macro and the godox iT-32 seems to work well
bee nice to me by jeff cohen, on Flickrhang about by jeff cohen, on Flickrthe munchies by jeff cohen, on Flickr
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It would be fantastic if they could make the normal bolt on teleconverter switch in and out like the built in Teleconverter lenses. It would be great if you could turn any lens into a ‘built in teleconverter’ lens.
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That would be game changing for sure and love your idea
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It would be great but I doubt it’s either possible without affecting AF when it’s ‘off’ or cost effective for Nikon to produce one.
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This, while very nice to have, would be impossible to implement imo.
The current lenses with the in-built tc, is designed to project its image onto the sensor without moving it forwards or backwards, when the tc is engaged or disengaged.
All non in-built compatible tc lenses are designed to be mounted directly on the camera to project the image on the sensor.
The tc alters that projection when mounted on the lens, simply disengaging it leaves the lens far from the cameras mount and nothing to correct the lenses image projection onto the sensor. It would have to return to the cameras mount to project the image correctly.
The current lenses with the in-built tc, is designed to project its image onto the sensor without moving it forwards or backwards, when the tc is engaged or disengaged.
All non in-built compatible tc lenses are designed to be mounted directly on the camera to project the image on the sensor.
The tc alters that projection when mounted on the lens, simply disengaging it leaves the lens far from the cameras mount and nothing to correct the lenses image projection onto the sensor. It would have to return to the cameras mount to project the image correctly.