Check out a Peak Design Slide strap which is use to carry your rig cross chest and take the load off of your neck. One end connects to your camera strap lug,and the other side connects to your lens via t plate on your lens foot. The best part is that the camera and lens do not bounce around when moving about and leaving your hands free. Avail at B&H and most others around 65 USD BTW..I'm now 80,and have been using it with my D5oo with a Tamron 150-600 G2 for4 years now!!
I'd like to see the responses you receive, as I have yet to update the firmare in my D500 to accept CFxpress B. I've used exclusively Sandisk sd cards for my Nikon cameras for the past 10 years or so, with NEVER a problem! About 150K shots currently on this camera!!
I overmat a 12.5x18.5 image with a mat of 18x24" with a window cut of approx 12x18", all sandwiched onto a mount of 18x24" fomecore to go into a frame of 18x24" with glass or plexi glazing.. I use Nielsen extruded aluminum frames almost exclusively, and clients seem to like the end-result!
Most good L-Brackets DO in fact have a dovetail ARCA type "groove" as part of thier design and each side of the "L" can easily be mounted to an ARCA type clamp. Another advantage to a L-bracket, is that your "view" stays in " center" when you are shooting in BOTH portrait and landscape mode..You do not have to re-compose due to flopping the camera to the side!!
Most good L-Brackets DO in fact have a dovetail ARCA type "groove" as part of thier design and each side of the "L" can easily be mounted to an ARCA type clamp. Another advantage to a L-bracket, is that your "view" stays in " center" when you are shooting in BOTH portrait and landscape mode..You do not have to re-compose due to flopping the camera to the side!!
I've been using the least expensive 4x6"Huion for over 5 years, as a pen tablet for editing Photoshop cc, and it has been faultless, and definitely speeds up my editing process.. I purchased the Huion after my Wacom stopped working, and this was a much lower cost option than getting another Wacom!
Prior to the arrival of useable digital cameras, I was scanning both 35mm and 6x.45 with a microtek 4000T which worked at producing scans that were quite useable to create really nice prints at least up to 11x14 and larger. Unfortuantely for me, This scanner was "SCCI" or "Scuzzie" based , for which I'm not aware of any modern day computer that will mate with this type of connection.. The exact same scanner was made by Microtek as a USB interface scanner for sale under the "Polaroid" name.! Does any "techi" know if it's possible or even feasable for my 4000T SCCI to be converted to USB?? Or do I now have a huge paperweight that I purchased at around $1400 USD in the late 90's!!??
Precision colors is the BEST!!!. I've used their inks in conjunction with their RedRiver's ICC profiles which are spot on!! Used in my OLD Epson R2400, and now in an OLD Epson 3800 Stylus!! Excellent company to deal with as well!!
My Photoshop also crashed on this recent update! My monitor screen was flashing repeatedly!! I un-installed and re-installed Adobe Photoshop and all is now
fine with the latest update!
Peak Design Slide comfortably carries my D500/Tamron 150-600mm G2 cross chest carried,and ready to shoot in an instant. No complaints since purchase 3-4 years ago! Around $65 most everywhere. I picked up mine at Hunts photo in Melrose MA...
I carry my gripped Nikon D500 with an attached Tamron 150-600mm G2 quite comfortably with a Peak Design "slide" strap across my chest and ready to shoot In a nanosecond.Also it's tripod ready with an additional arca plate inabout 10 seconds, though I usually shoot hand held 99% of the time. This strap is an excellent value at around 65 usd IMHO. BTW, I'll be 79 in February (YIKES!!!)
I suggest you check out the Peak Design "SLIDE".. Ive had mine now for 3 years and it is serving me quite well, and "properly worn" it does not bounce around your body, and it usually can actually reside on yor side or hip with no jouncing. It's affixed to an arca type plate for a quick placement on a tripod if necessary! Around $65 USD.. BTW, I know this 200-500 is even heavier than my Tamron 150-600mm G2, But placing that much camera/lens weight on a "Cotton-Carrier" type rig would be uncomfortable for me. Check it out at
http://www.pkdsn.com/slide
Peak Design Slide for my gripped D500/Tamron 150-600mm G2... The best I've ever owned!! Around $65 USD.
The Z9..Hands down for me!!
The SB800 is Great, but you can only find then used..If you're looking for something REALLY full-featured with high speed sync, and a built i radio slave check out the Yongnuo YN968NII..this Flash also has a built-in video light!. B&H is one of their main vendors.. about $150 usd. I have one of their older flashes with HSS, and have had no issues.,..My next flash will be this Yongnuo!!