I'll beg to differ on that. Nikon store under deals, all deals, lenses. Bottom of the first page, it's definitely an AFS 105mm micro.

Here's an alternative. From what i've been told these inks are exceptional and very close to OEM inks.

http://www.precisioncolors.com/index.html

If you are looking for a Micro lens Nikon has a refurbished 105mm fx VR f2.8G lens for $699.

The 3rd edition is the current edition, however, someone just noted that the 4th edition will be out in March of 2016.

Peak Design has a quick connect system as well.

I use to do that with my old printer and wised up and now keep "backuups" of all my heavily used colors on hand. As soon as I replace the cart I purchase a new backup. It doesn't cost any more but it sure makes things less frustrating.

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Now that's a great idea!

I just purchased one at that same price and I can't believe the photo's I'm getting out of it. You can't beat it for the price. If you don't mind refilling your own carts check here: http://www.precisioncolors.com/index.html

It will save you quite a bit on ink.

Great bunch. How many of your neighbor's flowers do you have to steal to get these shots?

The SanDisk extreme pro which is a 90/95 read/write is a lot cheaper than the Memzi which is a 95/45 read/write. I'll stick with my SanDisks. Very few ratings on the Memzi's.

I did a little comparison search and found the 950 183% faster than the 620. All other factors looked better as well and it has a higher upper end resolution so it might support a 4K monitor (not positive about that). The 950 is designated as a gaming board and from my experience they tend to do better when pushed with graphics. Considering they are about the same price I personally would go with the 950.

I know you want an all in one but if you want a really good photo printer Adorama and B&H have the Pixma Pro 100 for $49.00 with rebates. You can pick up a PIXMA MX922 for between $81.99 to $99.00 on the Amazon and the two dealers I mentioned above. You get the best of both worlds and won't be wasting ink for documents on your photo printer. Be sure you have plenty of room for them both because the Pixma Pro 100 is big.

What did you upgrade from? If this is an older computer there may be a conflict in the way the drive was initially installed. If you are upgrading from Windows 7 or 8.1 there shouldn't be any reason why the Windows 10 wouldn't recognize the drive barring a physical connection problem.

Try to go to Control Panel, then Administrative tools, then click on Computer management. Once you are in there find Disk Management and click on that. Give it a couple of seconds to come up and and see if you can see the drive in the window. If you can see it then it's connected and should be showing up in your Explorer if not I would check on the internal connection of the drive.

I noticed that B&H Photo in New York carries it for $350US. don't know what they would charge you for shipping.

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1145392-REG/cognisys_sswvk01_us_stopshot_water_drop_photography.html?gclid=Cj0KEQjwkqKxBRCIrK_riNm13Z8BEiQAdzdVkF1K-I2MVvVUtA-WQrrX5L866aIaj5EfdRs8bm_aMNIaAuLU8P8HAQ