My goto medium zoom lens from Nikon is the 16-85mm and the second lens that i carry most of the time is the Nikon 70-300
For my cruise in March I will be taking my D5200 with my 16-85mm lens and also my 55-300 lens. last year I used the 18-55 ans 55-200 lenses and ended up using a 2X extender on the 55-200 to get some wildlife that was out of range for the 200
I use a Meike grip on my D5200 and have had no problems they are about $40.00 on Amazon
I have a Tokina 3X AF High Def Digital Telephoto lens that I have used with my Nikon 18-55, 55-200, and 70-300 with No problems at the full zoom of each lens. I know that I have a lot of overlap with these lenses, but I have been in situations where I can only carry one lens (no camera bags allowed) So I pick the lens that will work 75+% of the time and stick the Converter in my pocket for when I may need the additional reach.
The only Canon paper that does not have Canon on the backside is the Matte photo paper
I have a Nikon D5200 and use my old canon FL lens frequently. My lens are a 35mm, 50mm. 135mm, and 200mm I have not had any problems with focus. shooting in manual mode I have to select aperture and shutter speed the same as with the Canon cameras
I use a Hammacher Schlemmer slide scanner that I got from E bay Has a slide feeder that holds 25 slides and recordes the images on an SD card
get the book Nikon D3400 For Dummies it is available on eBay
get the book Nikon D3400 For Dummies it is available on eBay
There are also several good books on the Nikon d5300 available on Ebay that cover things that are not in the manual that comes with the Camera
I use a ND filter when I need a slower shutter speed when shooting a waterfall or a river flowing of rocks to smooth out the water
I use a QUICK STRAP it can be used over either shoulder. It fastens to the tripod mount and also can be fastened to a tripod without removing
the strap
I have used my old Canon FL lenses with an adapter on my Nikon D5200 with great results. I shoot in manual mode with the aperture set to the lowest value and then select my shutter speed. I aperture value is then selected on the Canon lens for the picture. Since all of the Canon lenses are prime they range from 1.2 for the 50mm to 3.5 for the 200mm , I also have 85mm and 135mm Canon lenses. It took some time and practice to learn the best way to use these lenses.