I used to shoot with the D750, and found it to be an excellent low light camera. The challenge shooting indoor sports will always be lack of light. I used to shoot hockey and found that underexposing be 1/3 of a stop would produce a file that could be processed to a nice final image. I only shoot raw, and edit in LRC. I've learned over the years that getting the best tone, while also getting the least amount of noise, requires a bit of finesse in adjusting shadows, blackpoint, and highlights, not just the exposure slider. There are a lot of youtube videos on different takes on the subject.

I bought the m1pro last year it is a great update from my 5 year old macbook pro. I would consider the better max processor and especially the 32mb ram, to speed up work flows if I were buying today. But, for me, I love the extra space of a second screen, so I opted for the 14" version, plus a 27" display.

think about lenses when thinking about changes.

First, the lens is most of the weight in the equation, so if weight is your main concern, know that going mirrorless won't be that big of a difference if it's attached to a 400-600 lens.

Second, if you're thinking about changing platforms, look at the cost of lenses by that manufacturer as well as availability of third party options or used inventory.

Last thing, if you like Canon, and know the ins and outs of how they operate and set up, you may want to stay in that world, or be prepared for a learning curve on menu items etc.

Good luck.

I'm suddenly having similar issues with my 7 year old Macbook Pro. I suspect it has to do with the latest Adobe updates as it was running fine before I did the updates. Have a message into Adobe help, but this has happened in the past and I had to reinstall earlier version of PS/LRC and wait for the bugs to worked out in the newer versions.

There's another party interested, but I gave him until 10 am to commit.
I'll let you know then.

Shipping costs can be quoted with an address/zip code. I take payments via check, Venmo or Paypal (friends/family/gift or add 4% for fees)

Thanks,

Tim Sprague

SOLD-------------------------------------------------

Genuine Nikon EN-EL15 Rechargeable Lithium-ion Battery Pack - for D500, D600, D610, D750, D800, D810, D7000, D7100, D7200, 1 V1 Cameras V. Like new- no box- Purchased new a couple years ago as a back up, don't think it was on camera more than a few times.

These sell for $70 on Amazon. You can get third party versions cheap, but I've found they don't hold charge near as long as the Nikons.

$35 + shipping

yes, that is the way. Lot's of posts on the internet to show the technique. Just don't fall for any products people will try to sell you. a rubber band and $1 sheet (cut in half) will do quite nicely.

https://www.michaels.com/creatology-foam-sheet-6mm/M10390268.html?dwvar_M10390268_size=9%22%20x%2012%22&dwvar_M10390268_color=Black

Tim

FOR THAT SHOT, flash was on camera, no diffuser, but bounced off wall/ceiling to the right and somewhat behind me. This gives a nice soft and large light feel. The important part is to add a small black blocker so the direct light does not spill over to the subject. In my case I use small black foam sheets found at a fabric store and a rubber band. I've found this to be the best way to use the flash that is on camera as it not only softens it, but gives the light direction, thus some shape to the subject.

Thanks for the compliment.
Tim

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The following are Flashpoint (Godox) flash unit and off camera controller. Selling separately, but save money by purchasing and paying for a single shipment. Flashpoint is the Adorama brand used for Godox flashes. These are like new and super well cared for. Photos below, including a shot I took with the unit mounted on my D7000 bounced off the wall. Changed to a new platform, so I purchased these again and need to give up the Nikon compatible units.

Flashpoint Zoom Li-on TTL with R2 for Nikon: $80 + shipping and any payment fees
(same as Godox VING V850II Li-Ion Flash and compatible with Godox flashes and controllers)
Rechargeable Li-on battery, so n9o messing around with AA batteries!
barely used, includes all original packaging, manual, charger, battery, mini stand and case.

Flashpoint R2 Pro N TTL transmitter for Nikon: $40 + shipping and any payment fees
(same as Godox XProN) barely used, all original packaging and manual. STILL HAS THE CLEAR PLASTIC ON THE SCREEN.

PM me if interested! - Tim

(BOTH NOW SOLD)
2 Great Lenses for sale as I have moved to another platform.
Full frame for Nikon, perfect condition. See photos at end of post.

SOLD.....Nikkor 16-35mm f/4G ED VR
Used but well cared for, just slightest of scuffs on body, includes caps, manual, soft pouch, shade and original box.Was using this for real estate shoots, and also for portraits in tight locations. Beautiful image quality.
$550 + shipping or any payment fees.

SOLD.....Tokina 100mm F2.8 atx-I Macro for Nikon
Barely Used, includes caps, shade and box. This was originally purchased from B&H, May 2020, I got it from a photographer friend and used it for 1 shoot before changing platforms.
$300 + shipping or any payment fees.

A Cleveland Browns Super Bowl parade?


....sorry, couldn't resist.

The other way to answer the question is, no - everything has been photographed, but there is still so much to be photographed from my perspective.

If it weren't for the price of the z lenses, I would go for one of the z II bodies. Nikon is at a point where Sony was a few years back - a great system, but not a lot of glass out there so buyers are at the mercy of Nikon lens prices. I am currently straddling the Nikon D750 and Sony a7iii systems as I need the 4k video, not sure where I'll land in the coming year, but I will not keep both systems.

Regardless of "Taking the seller to task", do you want to keep the product for the price you paid? If so, then I would ask for price adjustment of any missing items. If you really want "new in box" initiate a return. You'll get all your money back as the seller misrepresented the item. I just went through something similar, and although my funds were tied up during the process, it was all good in the end.

"Will my Z6 produce better video than a iPhone 11 Max Pro?"

yes

If you are a hobbyist, don't worry about it.

If you are a pro, of any degree, you need to know the rules and don't count on learning them here.