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Aug 29, 2018 07:43:46   #
I'm envious
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Aug 28, 2018 08:31:10   #
russraman wrote:
I watched the online Nikon Z6/7 Hands-on Panel Discussion (twice) as well as watched or read user reviews on numerous web sites, but I still don’t understand why I should want or need this new mirrorless camera. I currently own a Nikon D810 and two Nikon Df’s along with a variety of AI-S, D, G and E lenses. What are the compelling reasons why I should add this camera to my current Nikon product collection or replace one of my existing cameras? And if for some reason I need a mirrorless camera, wouldn’t I be better off buying a Fujifilm XT2 with a Nikon F mount converter?
I watched the online Nikon Z6/7 Hands-on Panel Dis... (show quote)


If you look at 5-10 different reviews on youtube, you'll probably find a lot of reasons you don't want a Z6 or Z7 (unless you do landscapes or portraits only).
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Aug 27, 2018 08:11:32   #
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Aug 27, 2018 08:10:03   #
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Aug 26, 2018 08:19:01   #
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Aug 26, 2018 08:17:14   #
This is a Brown Recluse and yes, if you EVER see one of these, stay away -


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Aug 22, 2018 09:05:47   #
artBob wrote:
"this time I used lens profile correction" Yikes! By "correcting," that just proves that lens DISTORT.


Distortion is not perception. Lens elements cause distortion.
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Aug 22, 2018 09:02:20   #
artBob wrote:
QED re Andy.

I am sorry this has become muddied up with personal things. I hope we can stay with a good discussion about perspective being changed by lenses, referring to examples. A lot purportedly showing that lenses do not affect perspective were shown in the other thread, "Does perspective change when you change the focal length?" Those examples were dealt with, primarily showing that their claims were false (with real pix and noting overly controlled situations), and the explanations were very poor, lacking in required knowledge of linear perspective. So, you might want to go there first. Certainly not required.

I suggest we stay with the examples, and show why and how they are wrong if that is your decision.
QED re Andy. br br I am sorry this has become mud... (show quote)


No one has posted any links that give answers, so here are a couple. If you search for "does focal length change perspective", it seem that, according to a LOT of "professionals" disagree with you and explain why it does not.

https://photonaturalist.com/understanding-perspective-and-focal-length/

https://www.diyphotography.net/definitive-guide-focal-length-perspective-zooming-feet-nonsense/

https://photographycourse.net/focal-length-perspective/
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Aug 22, 2018 08:40:54   #
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Aug 22, 2018 08:37:59   #
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Aug 19, 2018 08:47:35   #
Try ebay, they have rubber hoods for almost anything and very inexpensive too.
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Aug 19, 2018 08:24:47   #
Looks a lot like dust. Could be the second photo is focused on something farther away and the high center of the photo in the second has more blue sky as the clouds in the first image are much closer. I had a problem with dust on an older camera and it showed in some photos but not all. Try getting a few photos of all clouds but take the photos of the same spot one after the other, then get a few more of different clouds the same way.

I took photos of white paper and nothing showed in those photos, it only showed in clouds when it showed at all. You could take the lens off, lock the mirror up, shine a flashlight on the sensor and look closely to see if anything is there (inside, in a non dusty place).
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Aug 19, 2018 08:02:04   #
Very nice
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Aug 18, 2018 08:50:10   #
Look for the RAW files on your drive. If you see them (usually right next to the JPEG of the same number/name), your software is the problem, then try upgrading it
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Aug 18, 2018 08:20:58   #
Interesting...
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