I started out as a Nikon shooter with the D40, that quickly became the D5600. Moving on to the D7500 that I bricked in a salt water accident, and then I went full frame: D750, D700 and D4. I have recently got the mirrorless Nikon Z6ii (FF) and the Z50 (APS-C). With the long lens 200-500mm, the Z50 is excellent for bird photography.
Because I wanted to give tilt-shift lenses a try and Nikons tilt-shift lenses are very expensive relative to Canons, I decided to buy a Canon tilt shift lens and a Canon EOS 5D mk III to go along (the combined price was lower than the Nikon lens). So I have recently taken up shooting with the Canon and I find it to be a great camera that I quickly have learned to operate.
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- Nikon Z6ii: Manual focus is much easier than before!
- Nikon Z6ii: Manual exposure, how to
- Nikon Z6ii: Focus shift shooting for landscapes
- Nikon Z6ii: Firmware upgrade, how-to
- Nikon Z6ii: Ergonomics review
- Nikon Z6ii: Any need for the Preview button?
- Nikon Z6ii vs Z6 – Which one for you?
- Nikon Z50: Manual exposure guide
- Nikon FTZ adapter: When is it relevant?
- Nikon FTZ adapter: Is it waterproof?
- Nikon D750: Why I chose the D750 for photography
- Nikon D750: The replacement is here! Nikon D780
- Nikon D750: Is it still relevant?
- Nikon D750: How to use manual mode – the basics
- Nikon D700: Is the legend still relevant?
- Nikon D700: Image file formats explained
- Nikon D700 vs Nikon D4
- Nikon D700 versus D750
- Nikon D5600: Still a good entry level camera?
- Nikon D5600: How to use manual exposure?
- Nikon D4: Why not the D4S?
- Nikon D4: Review
- Nikon D4: Manual exposure, how to
- Nikon D4: How to shoot tethered
- Nikon D4: How to do exposure bracketing
- From Nikon D750 to Z6ii – is that a good move?
- From Nikon D5600 to D7500 – is that a good move?