I've been using the Movo Photo GH700 for over 2 years!..At than $100 USD Works fine with my D500/Tamron 150-600mm G2..NO issues!!

I have the SAME camera/lens set-up as you, and I just ordered this from AMAZON:
Pixel TW-283/DC0 Wireless Shutter Release Timer Remote Control for Nikon DSLR Digital Camera D800 Series D810 Series 1D Series 2D Series 300series D700 D500 D200 D4 D5 N90s F5 F6 F100 F90 F90X D3s for like $35 USD..Only cost me $19 with amazon points. USPS tacking has it arriving to me tomorrow!

Get a Nikon D7200 and don't look back! VERY highly rated, and now less than $700. Get one, and you will thank everyone who recommended it..Also this will work with most Nikon lens
es ever made..The D5000 series, although a good camera, will not!

Excellent combination!!.. I bought them together 2 years ago. Th FF (full-frame) factor, effectively turns this lens into a 225mm to 900mm zoom!!..You'll LOVE IT!!..AND, personally think the D500 is the best choice of a crop-sensor slr that you can buy today for wildlife, sports and air-shows to name a few in combination
with this "affordable Tamron!!

I purchased a HUION H640P over 2 years ago to replace a "dead" 10 year old WACOM used for editing in Photoshop CC, and have had no issues!!..I paid less than $50 for the HUION, and a similar WACOM was over $100 USD..Works extremely well for "tight" editing, and is battery-less. Has buttons for which you may customize functions..Well worth the money!!

I shoot mostly wildlife with a Nikon D500 and a Tamron 150-600mm G2, an 95% of my shooting is done in MANUAL mode , with ISO AUTO setting a ceiling of ISO 3200, and an aperture of F6.3 to F8 depending upon the conditions. The VC on my lens is ALWAYS set at #3, and I shoot using back-button focus..All of the above settings are used on and off of a gimbal headed tripod..As long as I keep an eye on my viewfinder, I can adjust any of those parameters that do not fall within the histogram in my viewfinder, and can very quickly make a correction if necessary..I've been using this above set up for over 2 years with many "keepers" along the way..It works very well for me..GREAT credit goes the the video teachings put out by Steve Perry of backcountrygallery.com !!

I shoot mostly wildlife with a Nikon D500 and a Tamron 150-600mm G2, an 95% of my shooting is done in MANUAL mode , with ISO AUTO setting a ceiling of ISO 3200, and an aperture of F6.3 to F8 depending upon the conditions. The VC on my lens is ALWAYS set at #3, and I shoot using back-button focus..All of the above settings are used on and off of a gimbal headed tripod..As long as I keep an eye on my viewfinder, I can adjust any of those parameters that do not fall within the histogram in my viewfinder, and can very quickly make a correction if necessary..I've been using this above set up for over 2 years with many "keepers" along the way..It works very well for me..GREAT credit goes the the video teachings put out by Steve Perry of backcountrygallery.com !!

The price has seriously dropped on the D7200..around $ 700-800 for usa model!.. I say go for it..Its a quantum leap from the D7000 which I owned!!

Vivesa uses color and contrast, to lighten/darken/more contrast/less contrast brighten or darken all on a specific area that you've placed a "dot". Somewhat magically at times it does it's "thing" !

I use the NIK "VIVESA" app to do just what you are attempting to do.. As a plug-in to Photoshop it does the job in about 10 seconds!!

Much has changed over the years, and most dye-based re-loaded inks will not pass the test over the long haul..However, when it comes to Pigment inks there's a few 2nd source suppliers of archival based truly color- matched..The absolute BEST I've found with absolutely incredible support is from http://www.inkjetcarts.us . I've been using their refillable carts and ink which are an un-canny match to for the OEM INKS for my ancient Epson R2400, with some super-serious savings, and great non-fade results during South window exposure testing I have done..They have coverage for most Epson and Canon printers, and I highly recommend them!..the best I've used in over 10 years!!..One needs to really check out the source they will be buying from, as I did with inkjetcarts.us !!

My Tamron 150-600mm G2 ALWAYS has VC "ON" at #3 both on and off a tripod/monopod..For over 2 years now. Coupled with my Nikon D500.. It works for me!

Unless I have a different task to photograph such as "macro" with my Nikkor 105mm 2.8, I use AUTO ISO with my Nikon D500 in manual mode virtually 99% of the time when shooting nature, especially with my Tamron 150-600mm. I've been doing this now for over 2 years!

I've owned a G2 for over 2 years with "0" complaints..Excellent results with my Nikon D500..The tamron is seldom off the camera!!

Your BEST "GURU" for the questions you are asking will be found with a guy named "Steve Perry" (also a member of this forum!).. http://www.backcountrygallery.com GREAT tutorials, and a treasure trove of info..I also suggest you buy is very inexpensive "E-Books" ..Seriously check this out..I've been helped immensely by following his guidelines using my Nikon D500 !..Quite similar to your camera!!