D850, 200-500 @ 500, f5.6, 1/40, ISO 200

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Another good choice...about the same price when new!

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Just a little more, yes!

The time when I most often use the histogram is when I don't want to blow the highlights AND anticipate that I will have to be opening some deep shadows in post. In this case, I'm pushing the histogram all the way (but not past) the right end.

I use the Rokinon (Samyang) 14mm f2.8 which is its wider but slightly slower brother. Like yours, it's highly rated for astrophotography, but you must have a good copy. I returned my first one right away because of coma. The second copy is excellent - good to all corners. Many others have had the same experience, some even on their third one. So I would suggest you return it...it'll be worth it!

Just the facts, folks: Programmed auto mode (P), as it's called in most newer Nikons (like my D850), presents a suggested combination of aperture and shutter speed. By rotating the main command dial while the exposure meters are on (they call it "flexible program"), you can change this combination while maintaining the same exposure. If you do change the suggested combination, the P changes to P* in the control panel. If you want to return to the camera's suggested settings and perhaps don't recall what they were, you rotate the command dial until the display returns to just plain P.

Nikon recommends the P mode "for snapshots and in other situations in which there is little time to adjust camera settings".

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I have had this lens for about 15 years and am constantly amazed at how sharp it is. Very fast auto focus, too.

I just purchased the Sigma 150-600 Contemporary Lens for Nikon (on sale today at Adorama for $649!!). For now, I'm not ordering the dock. I know the it's necessary for lens firmware updates, but I'd like to ask UHH-ers who have this lens paired with a D850 and have found lens calibration to be necessary or not. If the yays outpace the nays, I will order the dock. Thanks!

I suspect a lot (not all) of those who are financially able to purchase this lens are doing so as an investment.

Knowing you may have this problem, the simple solution is to shoot wider!

Let's say I'm working on two or more photos that I've loaded into PS, each one on its own tab. When individually saving them one after another, I'm frustrated that I have to drill down to the same save location for each one. Unless I'm missing something, I'd like to see PS remember where the previous one was saved.