Well, I wouldn't be so sure about the statute of limitations in New York.
To clarify: The statute of limitations in New York State for a felony is five years.
However, the statute of limitations doesn't count the time that the accused has lived out of state. In Trump's case, you might remember, he lived in Washington DC, in that big white house for four years and then moved to Florida. None of that time counts toward the five-year statute.
Hence, He can still be charged with the crimes that the New York Grand Jury is hearing now.

I understand the triangle, ss, aperture, iso and use LrC/Ps for post, shoot raw, with D850 or D500, pretty well.

I shoot for fun, but like sharp images, nicely composed. Lens choices are 50 1.8,24-70 2.8; 300 pf 4, 70-200 2.8; 80-400 4.5-5.6 and 105 2.8 macro. Have TC1.4

Sounds like you’re a Nikon user. Auto ISO works well especially with my D4s. Result are good with my D750, but slightly less
Will visit Costa Rica in June, and wildlife may be static, but need be ready for the 'cute movement shots, in varying light conditions.

I've not experienced the jungle light conditions, normally shoot wildlife in better lighting, but I'm studying how to optimize sharp, with noise that I can improve, use auto ISO or set a button to increase ss/iso as soon as movement starts. I can Pano merge landscapes with the very lightweight 50mm, if compelling or simply go for the wildlife.

I'll take the 105 for macro and a flash.

I can't afford/justify a 600 mm F4 (it's a hobby), and not that interested in the 200-500.

So, that said:

Maybe my light concerns aren't something to worry about?

Maybe use off-camera flash, but that has hand, speed and distance limits?

Maybe the 70-200 with or without the tc 1.4. but i give up a lot of reach, gain aperture vs 80-400.

I like the 300, but it's fixed.

Any references, YouTube videos or tricks, thoughts are welcomed.

I use a cotton carrier while hiking.


Thanks,

Bill

My reference will be lenses for interchangeable lens cameras only.
I have experience with Canon ILC equipment only. Feel free however, to comment on Nikon, Sony, aftermarket and other OEMs as well.
Zoom lenses have become excellent in terms of IQ in the last couple of decades. With the shorter ratio zooms, certainly down to 3:1, possibly 4:1, most images are useable even up to very large prints. Certainly low light impacts IQ. The extremes of range, sometimes at one end, sometimes at the other, often at both ends, IQ is mildly impacted. At zoom ranges greater than 4:1 I have not been happy with IQ.
What is your experience?

What are the chances that this film might still be good? A friend brought it to me to see if I could use it and I don't have a single film camera left.

My friend has undergone surgery to remove a large brain tumor and he needs to sell this if at all possible. He doesn't own a film camera now either.

This is not the kind of film I used many moons ago, so I don't really know anything about it. I will check for expiration dates if anyone is interested.

I really would like to sell it for him if it will bring anything at all, plus shipping. If anyone wants to take a chance on it, please let me know and make a bid on it.