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Re: Manual Focus Nikon Glass


Oosty wrote:
Jose, stunning result.

Very glad you have the mirrorless - how significant is the weight saving on a rig like that?


Thanks Peter.
Yes Peter, it is significantly lighter than a D610 (640g x 1350g - with battery), and the body is also thinner.

I am still learning to use the camera but:

The things I am liking:
- focus peaking for quick focus (hand held, moving birds, etc)
- focus magnification for tripod work and fixed subjetcs
Both far better than the not always precise focus dot of Nikon DSLRs viewfinder.
-the sensor looks like superb and perhaps even better than the D810 one?!

Things I dislike:
- as someone pointed out (Leighton or Kevin?), the menu system is odd to be polite;
- and the battery life is ridiculous! You need to buy 1-2 more batteries for a day long shooting session...



Jan 17, 2018 at 07:13 AM
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Re: Manual Focus Nikon Glass


Oosty wrote:
Jose, stunning result.

Very glad you have the mirrorless - how significant is the weight saving on a rig like that?


Thanks Peter.
Yes Peter, it is significantly lighter than a D610 (640 x 1350g - with battery), and the body is also thinner.

I am still learning to use the camera but:

The things I am liking:
- focus peaking for quick focus (hand held, moving birds, etc)
- focus magnification for tripod work and fixed subjetcs
Both far better than the not always precise focus dot of Nikon DSLRs viewfinder.
-the sensor looks like superb and perhaps even better than the D810 one?!

Things I dislike:
- as someone pointed out (Leighton or Kevin?), the menu system is odd to be polite;
- and the battery life is ridiculous! You need to buy 1-2 more batteries for a day long shooting session...



Jan 17, 2018 at 06:45 AM
asiostygius
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Re: Manual Focus Nikon Glass


Oosty wrote:
Jose, stunning result.

Very glad you have the mirrorless - how significant is the weight saving on a rig like that?


Thanks Peter.
Yes Peter, it is significantly lighter than a D610 (640 x 1350g - with battery), and the body is also thinner.

I am still learning to use the camera but:

The things I am liking:
- focus peaking for quick focus (hand held, moving birds, etc)
- focus magnification for tripod work and fixed subjetcs
Both far better than the not always precise focus dot of Nikon viewfinder.
-the sensor looks like superb and perhaps even better than the D810 one?!

Things I dislike:
- as someone pointed out (Leighton or Kevin?), the menu system is odd to be polite;
- and the battery life is ridiculous! You need to buy 1-2 more batteries for a day long shooting session...



Jan 17, 2018 at 06:42 AM





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