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I‘m evaluating a 85mm lens. The 1.8 is far cheaper than the 1.2, so I wonder if it is worth while spending so much more for more light. Has anyone some experience with one of these lenses?

I am going to Lake Clark in Alaska and dealing with equipment travel limitations weight limits on small planes as well as my desire to get the best, sharpest photos of bears possible. I am a dedicated prime lens photographer whose go-to equipment is a Z9 and 800mm PF and previously a 600mm...

Obscure and informative, and these articles were republished recently [22 December] by Nikon Imaging from 'Cameraholics extra issue 100 Percent Mastering The Nikon Z9" by Hobby Japan. The engineers confirm the reasons why the camera has several distinct features to maximize performance and...

The appended article by Nikon is an interesting read Its existence is rediscovered every so often, and the subject of this huge lens reappears as a 'Wow' thread in forums occasionally.... . And it also gets picked up by the photo press every so often: albeit they tend to quote - uncited - only...

This question involves an interesting set of factors. The answer(s) depend on one's personal needs, and budget obviously, besides the diversity of subjects and respective conditions. Here's an attempt to sketch out the challenges, and outline where to find resources to help settling final...

Fair amount about the 400 f2.8S TC, including very fast and highly precise AF.... and interview with Brad Hill on Z9 etc

Updated lineup with silhouettes of the 7 unannounced future lenses (from Nikon Europe) note the timeline: "34 amazing lenses and 2 teleconverters that will be available by the end of 2023." emphasis added. Presumably, this means by April 2023 Updated Z Brochure - December 2021...

Hi, My first photo post here, I really appreciate Steve's work and this forum is a goldmine to watch some great wildlife shots taken all around the world, so thank you for sharing! Here are a few pics of blue tits taken this month, as a gift in exchange of some sunflower seeds :) My gear...

Nikon Z 70-200mm f/2.8 VR S users > The filter size is 77mm, but I recommend using a step-down adapter and an 82mm filter. The filter threads are recessed and difficult to access a filter, especially a thin polarizer. With an 82mm on an adapter, it is flush with the lens. The hood goes on and no...

I have took alot of shots with the 200 - 500 with different cameras. This is as sharp as it gets at 1/800 at 500mm on a tripod. Af is adjusted. Took it with a Nikon D500 Is that good sharpness. That are 1:1 crops. First one with 0 Lightroom sharpening and second with default 40 Sharpening