I am looking at a Z5 to get into mirrorless, but it only shoots 4.5 FPS. I shoot a lot of college and school Lacrosse and I would like at least 8 FPS. This number coming from my D7500 and works out perfect for the action shots. What I would like to know is, is it possible for Nikon to do a firmware Update to increase the frame rate? The Z5 has everything I want except the speed. I have asked Nikon about doing an upgrade, but they said they are not at liberty to tell me what is going to be updated in their cameras or updates to their cameras. Any information that you can give me will be greatly appreciated.
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I could guess that since primes are usually better than zooms for clarity, one would like to have something like I used to: a 28, 35, 50, 135, and a 200, all fixed focal lengths yielding different views.
Then there are equipment collectors who like to have one of each focal length, maybe to cover all possible situations? (I used the 28 more than the 35.) Maybe because each focal length has different image characteristics? Usually fixed lenses have a wider aperture as opposed to zooms.

Since I'm not a professional or a perfectionist, I found that my zoom covers the gamut for me nicely. Also less equipment to carry. No worrying about changing lenses to get different renditions of a scene.

But everyone is different in their desires and requirements, therefore reasons.

Why is it that photographers are obsessed with obtaining so many lenses? I only have 3 lenses that serve me well. I have owned them now for about 8-10 years during which I have bought 4 new bodies. My lenses are the Canon 10-22mm efs, the 24-105mm L EF, and the 100-300mm EF. During the time i have owned these lenses I have owned the Canon XT, the 60d, 70d and now the 90d bodies. But I have never had a desire to buy new lenses. Why would I? My 24-105 is my general purpose lens. I use it for 75% or more of my shots. The 10-22 is for when I have to go wide and the 100-300 is for sports, wildlife and general telephoto needs. I cannot imagine needing anything else other than maybe a 50mm prime with a large aperture. I don’t have a camera bag big enough for anymore lenses.

How many lenses do you own?

Pictures posted with no location - it would be nice to know where the scenic/buildings/statues/art/bridges/etc. shots were taken.

Discussions about areas by name or abbreviations with no refernece to location - remember, not everyone is familiar with the area you are discussing - a local reference to a place means nothing to an outsider and sometimes Google does not have an answer...

Using abbreviations or acronyms for places/things - not everyone knows what they mean - please spell them out.

3D photos - it would be nice to see the original photo posted with it.
Some vision problems such as strabismus (eye turn), amblyopia (lazy eye), or poor binocular skills (eyes drift apart) can interfere with the ability to see true 3D.

Due to being stuck in one place because of the virus and the advancing years, I have begun to shoot some macro. (Why it is called macro and not micro has always bothered me.) I 've seen some really good macro photos, and some have been "focus stacked." I don't focus stack, considering it too much fuss and bother. Or, as one long time photographer friend of mine once said, "I didn't get into this hobby to play with computers." Rather, I have a macro lens that will get me to f/32, so I go for maximum depth of field and add needed light via a flash or a reflector.

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