If you are using a MacBook the problem is likely with the operating system; this is a known issue. I had this same problem just a couple of weeks ago. I've since had updates to the OS and was just able to connect a Z7ii although LR had to be relaunched in rosetta mode. You might want to check and see if you have the latest version of software and firmware for you computer and camera. The following links may also be of some help. The second link covers a workaround for the OS until the camera manufacturers catch up with firmware updates. I did not try it myself but would have had I a real need.

Good luck, resolving these problems is part of the fun (if it can be made to work).


https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom-classic/kb/known-issues.html

https://support.apple.com/en-us/108387

Read it yourself:

https://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/z/zf.htm

The problem is with a security upgrade in the Mac OS. Check the apple web site for thier recommended work arround. Presumably Adobe will eventuall catch up.

I agree!!! It sure does help get the tilt set up right.

Perhaps he's hoping for an even larger meal? I'd keep my distance; even a little nip would likely start a nasty infection.

You will notice that focus peaking takes in the entire "acceptable" DOF in focus. If you want the point of sharpest focus you're better servied zooming into the display.

Yes, there is a section devoted to film photography. Click the "Home" button at the top and then the "All Topics" button to get a complete listing of the sections available one of which is Film Photography. There are others that may also be of assistance.

Very nice

Looks like you have a budding artist in the family. Very nice.

Beautiful shots LMG. The snow certainly turned AZ into a winter wonderland.

I concur with R.G. The moon,your subject here, comprises a very small part of the overall frame so the camera's exposure routine is increasing overall exposure attempting to achieve an average neutral gray resulting in over-exposed moon. At these extreems the color is lost. By the way, do not use auto anyting; it will just be another route to hit neutral gray. Stick with manual settings of ISO, aperture and shutter speed. Here's Nikon's advice on exposure for moon photography.

https://www.nikonusa.com/en/learn-and-explore/a/tips-and-techniques/how-to-photograph-the-moon.html

It's a nice shot as is but you could try some optional crops; perhaps balancing the negative space at the top with the pier Ultimately it's how it stikes you, after all Van Gough went mad trying to sell his pictures not that I wish that on you.

Perhaps a ride up Mt. Lemmon? E. Mt. Lemmon Hwy becomes Contry Rd. 39. Take it to the top, leave early.

Wow!! Look at that shine!

Very nice. Certainly a prime location for street photography.