Birds on the south side of Wheeler Dam 25 Sep 2019
I wonder and hope that the upcoming S mount lens for the Nikon Z cameras will be this body.
Nice shot. This looks like a Monarch Butterfly. Do you have a shot of it with it wings opened?
What software was used to see this exif data?
I use a jogging stroller with large wheels. Got it at a thrift store.
I have used it for several years and it works well for me.
Looks like a katydid nymph shedding its outer skin as it is growing.
Steve Perry's excellent video about the Nikon teleconverters makes reference to Teleconverter Compatibility Chart. I have been corresponding with Nikon and just sent this to them:
From my experience the Nikon AF-S VR Micro-NIKKOR 105mm f/2.8G IF-ED works very well with the TC-14E III, TC-17E II and TC-E20 III teleconverters on the Z 6, Z 7 and D500 cameras. The Compatibility Chart needs to be updated.
Also, the Z 6 and Z 7 work very well with the AF-S NIKKOR 80-400 mm f/4-5.6G ED VR, AF-S NIKKOR 200-500mm f/5.6E ED VR and AF-S NIKKOR 600mm f/4G ED VR lens with the TC-14E III, TC-17E II and TC-E20 III teleconverters. The Compatibility Chart needs to be updated.
This footnote on the Compatibility Chart: “Z Mirrorless Cameras - All the AF points work for Z mount system even at f/8 or f/11 maximum effective apertures. But AF accuracy may decrease and focusing speed may vary to subjects and shooting situations.” It is a correct statement, but it needs to be explained. Does it apply to all the above lens?
Maybe a separate Compatibility Chart needs to be made for the current and future mirrorless cameras. They will make the teleconverters much more usable.
As a side note, Nikon has been making excellent auto focus extension tubes for years. They just keep putting glass in them to make teleconverters. I dropped my TC-14E III and cracked all the glass. I removed the glass and it works great as an extension tube.
I would appreciate if other members check this out if you have the lens, teleconverters and cameras.
In 1967 when I was in photography school in the Air Force we used a 4X5 Speed Graphic with flash as part of our training. We started off with a huge wooden 8X10 camera. Loved these cameras.
Nikon DX AF-S 85mm VR macro works great for me. 85 mm gives you stand off distance for butterflies and other shy critters.
You also need to autofocus fine tune with each teleconverter. That should help some.