I was running 3.3.2 on Win 10 and Topaz Sharpen also showed up to date. So I went to the Topaz web site and downloaded version 3.5.5. After install I needed to login to verify my previous purchase. Now I am at the current version 3.5.5.

The teleconverter worked as advertised and provided very good quality photos when I needed the extra reach. I used it with my D850 with many megapixels so for extra reach my options were crop or teleconverter. Both work well when needed.

For sale because my wife says it’s too heavy for her. Tamron 70-200mm F/2.8 G2 (Model A025) telephoto lens for Nikon F Mount. This lens supports Z6/Z7 cameras and works well with my D850 and my Z6 with FTZ adapter for F mount. Calibrated with FoCal.
Comes with original front lens cap, rear lens cap, lens hood, tripod collar, and packaging (box and lens bag) as in the photos.
Purchased new from Adorama on 11/19/2018 and only used a few times so it looks like new and works great! I mostly use my Tamron 24-70 f2.8 now. I have a couple of pics when I used the 70-200 lens here: https://www.uglyhedgehog.com/t-591693-1.html
$800.00 OBO

Tamron # TC-X14 for Nikon F
Tamron 1.4x teleconverter for SP 150-600mm & 70-200mm USD G2 Nikon F Mount
Comes in the original packaging with front and rear caps as in the photos.
I purchased it from Adorama on 1/9/2019 and I think I only used it twice so it is like new.
$310.00 OBO

I will sell them individually or both for $1060.00

I have too much stuff and only want one teleconverter. I already have a Nikon 200-500 and 1.4x Nikon Teleconverter so I decided to sell my Tammy telephoto and 1.4x.

I just now tested my Rokinon 14mm f2.8 ED AS IF UMC on my Z6 in apeture priority with FTZ adapter. It works great so I would think the Samyang lens with chip would work also.

You could try the Flex Lens Shade instead of a lens hood.
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/825818-REG/Flex_Lens_Shade_A001_Flex_Lens_Shade.html?sts=pi-ps&pim=Y

I love SnapBridge for changing time zones and setting lat/long corrdinates into my pics in my D850 and Z6. I also download a few pics when traveling to send to Facebook. I had a few hiccups but for the most part it works for me.

I would finish my project of digitizing old photos of family and friends that I started about 10 years ago. Maybe I will start again now!
I have photos from my parents and other relatives relatives who have passed, plus my photos. I already culled out many images and digitized the best b&w prints, slides, 8mm, 16mm and color prints through about 1990 of family. I then added family photos after I started with a digital camera and sent my family .jpg copies on flash drives. I have about 2 bankers boxes left of color prints to do from 1990 until 1999 when I went digital.
I read a few other good ideas here. Print a few in books for family. Take more family portraits which I am very remiss at doing.
While I thought about this, it was interesting to remember my father and my transition with cameras from a Graphflex, film rangefinders, SLRs, 1999 digital cameras, DSLR, Mirrorless, cellphones... And the transitions from film B&W prints from the dark room - slides - color prints - digital .jpg and finally raw images. Now I like the digital world to take many photos, edit and print the best to hang on my walls. And send some to family too...

I have used the Tamron extender with my D850 and it works great on the Tammy 70-200. It is still for sale if you are interested. https://www.uglyhedgehog.com/t-618756-1.html#10674406

When I travel by air I use the 28-300 lens on my Z6 and the 24-70s f4 for times when I want to reduce the size, weight. The 28-300 is convenient and works well when I need the reach. If I need smaller, I use a RX-100 IV.

Another good Photoshop teacher is Ben Willmore. I purchased one of his classes in the past and like his style. https://www.creativelive.com/bundle/complete-photoshop-mastery-bundle
Its hard to decide on Matt or Ben. Both are very good.

Here is a good in-depth article: http://www.dslrbodies.com/lenses/lens-articles/lens-technique/all-about-nikon-vr.html

I have a Tamron 70-200 G2 that I used with my D850 and Z6. The tap-in console came with software allowed me to upgrade the lens firmware so it now is compatible with the Nikon Z series cameras. The Tamron tap-in console software allowed me to fine tune the lens focus at different focal lengths. I also purchased Fol-cal software that makes it easier to fine tune the lens with the Tap-in console. The lens was good before fine tuning the lens focus. Now its great! After that effort I have the lens for sale: https://www.uglyhedgehog.com/t-618756-1.html There are a few youtube videos that help understanding the Tap-in console focus process.

Great pictures! I wasn't sure before, but now I want to go there myself. Thanks

I agree with CHG_CANON. The Tamron-USA web site shows the 1.4x is compatible with the D7100 and 100-400mm for AF at f8. I have one for sale if you are interested.

Same here unless something special going on like sunrise, sunset or high key photo.