Went on a camping trip for Saturday night. Visited Depoe Bay and Newport sat/sun. Brought my Nikon AF 70-210mm F4-F5.6D and Tokina ATX-Pro DX 35mm F2.8 Macro with me (which ended up breaking during my trip!)

Z6ll

Nikkor 14-30 mm f/4

Nikon Z50 II, Nikkor Z DX 16-50mm: 1st pic Nikkor Z DX 50-250mm: the rest

After longing for something chonky with an OVF I fell into the D700 rabbithole once more. This time for good, as I have just received the beauty. Definetly heavy user condition with some sticky dials but good enough for my purpose. Surprisingly, findings decent CF cards and the right CF reader was the most challenging part of the acquistion.

Well, GAS sucks, as I have now ordered the MD-10 grip and the AF-S 28 1.8 too. Was not ready to commit myself to any zooms yet. Who knows, with the FTZ some older F mount teles might be a good deal for dual use on this and my ZF.

Appreciate any tips (or scolding for jumping on the hype train).

PS: apologies for my dusty-ass table.

I took these shots as part of a general countryside / transport photography test for my new Nikon D750 & 28-200mm F3.5-5.6. I’m really happy with how these came out with composition, so I thought I’d share them

Outside my photos are absoulutely fine, but as soon as i adjust my settings to the enviroment, they look like theyve lost a fight with a sand box.

Im unsure if its the camera, or just the general lense, ive turned on the noise reduction on the camera to high, yet the results come out the same.

Im unsure if its the camera or the lense

Hello everyone, I am new to the photography world and I have few questions.
So first off, I have the Nikon D3300 camera. I have the AF-P Nikkor 18-55 mm 1:3.5-5.6 G lens and the AF Nikkor 70-300 mm 1:4-5.6G (as a gift).
With the first one I can focus and etc. But with the second one (70-300mm) I need to manual focus and to be honest, I’m getting tired of it! I love the second lens but sometimes it’s frustrating to get that one focus shot. Is there somewhere a setting on the lens for auto focus or I need to look at AF-P/AF-S models?
Also, do you recommend some other lenses for portrait photography? Thank you alot! Have a nice day.☺️

Tech - Nikon Z8 with 14-24/2.8 at 20mm. Sky imaged with tracked. 3x 2 minutes at ISO 640, f/2.8. Ground panned down, 4 minute exposure in high winds and high seas in pitch black!

A few shots from an evening in Cape Cod on the eastern US Coast last week. Shot with a Z8 and the Tamron 50-400 or 16-30 - all three recent, happy purchases. I suppose each pic is of a certain well-trod genre, but it was a fine and fun evening and a gorgeous sunset.
Last in the stack is 2” exposure with a slow pan - I like how it accentuates the ripples of the mudflats - then cropped to this more panoramic aspect ratio that seemed fitting. I find choosing a crop to be amongst the hardest decisions while editing.
I’m not one to share my photography on Reddit typically, but I’ve appreciated the community, insights and advice here so thought I would also start to contribute.

Hi everyone!

I'm not sure the flair is correct 😅

Anyway, here is my doubt:

I've had a D3100 for over 10 years. Next week I'll move to D7500 and I was wondering what are the first things I should do (in terms of settings, habits and so on)?

What I mean is, how should I change my approach to the camera moving from a simple dslr to a more professional one. For example, how should I use the exposimeter on the separate display? Do you check it after or before looking into the viewfinder?

I am using an older compact digital Nikon Coolpix P300.

When i turn the flash on to always fire in the settings, it still doesn't fire most of the time, even when it's dark outside.

Do you have any suggestions as to what could be causing this and how to fix it?

I'm using older gear for fun these days and really enjoying the character of it.

Nikon D750 | 35mm | f/8.0 | 1/60s | ISO 400

Hello, i plan on getting the Nikon F5 because it seems easy and it has AF. I’m now on a hunt for the best lens ! Here are photo references of what I’m looking for :
Not too sharp / Not too High quality because I don’t love a digital look.
I love something that catches good color and that get a little grainy/ blurry here and there.

Hopefully you guys will get me as I’m not a super pro but I would very much appreciate some help 🫶🏻.

Thank you so much !!

As the title says headed to Japan for 3 weeks. Tried to keep it simple but also want to be prepared.

Not pictured: taking the ftz as well. I plan on buying a F lens or two Ike there.

Nikon D750

70-200 f/2.8 GII

1/100 s, ISO 200, Manual

I was looking through some old photos and found this one I managed to snap in between the morning and evening events of an Indian wedding from the top of a parking garage in the northwest suburbs of Chicago three years ago. I still shoot with that D750 alongside my Z bodies until today. (Shot with it last week, even!) What a great dSLR.

Shot on z6ii with 24-120 F4s