In fairness I have bought from E-infin quite a few times with no issues. Never had to claim under warranty though. Thinking about it, never had to claim under warranty for any photography kit from anywhere.
Ha, yes I noticed that the other day! I’ll probably pull the trigger around March / April, when I get my annual bonus, but which will doubtless coincide with an unforeseen new global chip shortage and a 50% increase in prices…..
if you are doing well in terms of not needing after sales support then it doesn't matter. Though e-infinity from what I hear is one of the slowest ones in terms of delivery.
My post wasn't supposed to be an endorsement of e-infinity, I'm merely pointing out the falling price.
Generally less than a week when I have dealt with E-Infinty.. 8 days tops...
I understand, I wasn't trying to imply you were if it came across as that.
Not sure why but it seems we are getting the raw end of the deal with cameras.
The issue isn't sourcing one from US. Once you have it here if there are issues you are without any cover or warranty etc. Even returning it will be hard.I've read somewhere that there are solid rumors about new release - Z6iii in Q1-Q2 2024.
I need to find someone I know who will travel to US soon and get me Zf for £1600. I'm not paying premium for it here
Grace by luftwalk, on Flickr
Gasping for air by luftwalk, on Flickr
Not so graceful by luftwalk, on Flickr
Workout in the woods by luftwalk, on Flickr
That's the way to go. Longer lenses always win here. Nice dog.Taking my newly acquired Z8 (grey bought at Panamoz) out for a ride a bit. Amazing how it can keep up with a flying dog...even with an old 300/2.8 with FTZ.
A world of difference compared to my old Z6 and how easy it is to track with a blackout free viewfinder.
More on my Flickr
Great to hear feedback on running dogs with the FTZ adapter as that's what I'm considering and I very much agree on the blackout free viewfinder which I'd become very used on the A9 but then really appreciated how useful it is when tracking subjects on the D750 and having to deal with the blackouts.
As long as there's treats you're ok
It works well, the native Z lenses are faster of course, but the F mount stuff works and I had a shot of 350 something images shot at 120 FPS with the JPG setting using the F mount 300mm f2.8 AF-S II and all of them were in focus...back when I tested the Z9 (which I decided was too big for my needs)
I had a friend some years back who flew out to thr US to buy his gear and even photoshop. He had a flight, a week in new york, and bought the gear he wanted, nikon, and saved money on the uk price. Doubt he payed any tax mind.
Doubt that would be possible today, given the exchange rates. Also not sure that's the saving would be any better (?) than buying grey from the like of Panamoz.
Is it the Nikon RAW codec you're looking for?Sorry guys, I`m having a bit of a Brain melt down here (and windows didn`t help, It died on my PC)
What is the download program that I can get so I can see the Photos on the Desk top. I know it`s a Nikon one but I can`t find it or think of the name
And I`m not talking about programs like FastStone or the like.
www.dpreview.com
Nikon View NX.Sorry guys, I`m having a bit of a Brain melt down here (and windows didn`t help, It died on my PC)
What is the download program that I can get so I can see the Photos on the Desk top. I know it`s a Nikon one but I can`t find it or think of the name
And I`m not talking about programs like FastStone or the like.
This, exactly what I could not think of.Is it the Nikon RAW codec you're looking for?
Nikon | Download center | NEF Codec
downloadcenter.nikonimglib.com
Or the RAW image extension:
Microsoft releases Raw Image Extension to get raw image previews on Windows 10
Windows 10 doesn't come with a way to preview Raw photo files, but a new extension from Microsoft solves the problem.
Thanks but not them although I do use FastStone, I wanted the Codec so I can see the Thumbnails before I open them with a Program.
Lowest sales tax states:
Great if you live there but presumably if you land into B&H in NYC you'll end up paying the local city and state tax by default?
That's my understanding and I found it confusing as the prices on shelves are without the sales tax and they add it on when you purchase the item, I thought I was being ripped off initially until a friend explained it to me.
Hopefully there are other easy destinations in the US. One night in NYC cost ridiculous money and it is frankly one of the three places in US I would rather not be crossing at all. As you may guess the other two are Chicago and large cities in CA.
I would say if you want this then I know in the past that you could get a Sales Tax Exemption if you were a non-USA resident as I did this when I purchased my D1X in Philadelphia and I got a refund at the US Customs office at Philadelphia airport. All I had to do was show the sales receipt at the office and my air ticket back to UK. They refunded the money via my credit card that I used to purchase the camera.
It is in stock at Harrison cameras now
https://www.harrisoncameras.co.uk/p...rorless--full-frame--4k-video--245mp_voa120ae
They fill the orders on first come first served. So if not ordered it's less likely to get one before Christmas.
Hello mate, this is a little random but think I spoke to you on 3bay about the a7c. I can’t seem to comment on the post you wrote on here about it, but my email is fruityloopy23444@icloud.com
