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I just tried a micro usb to the laptop with the tether option in LR. It was only the USB 2.0 port but it worked. Had to hold the cable just right to maintain connection at the camera. I am looking at

I have a D500, and assume it has the same connection on the camera body as the D810. I tried a cheap usb but it didn’t connect reliably. So went with the orange cable from TetherPRO. No issues,

Is it just a long simple usb cable?

I connect my 810 to my laptop with a tether cable, using LR on my laptop. Seamless and puts the image file into the folder you select in LR. Nick Ariemma

I know tethering is great for studio work. I have an opportunity to do a shoot for a friend and want to be able to display images as they are captured on a TV attached to the HDMI port on my laptop

Sounds like great fun in store for you. /AnotherBob Sent from our iBob ________________________________ Sent: Wednesday, April 5, 2023 11:32 AM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject:

I just picked up a Nikkormat FT at an auction for $30. ($22 US). Have to see how well it works.

Zane, I’m just getting into this after a 3 yr break. I’m just looking to get good images from old negs. I’m aiming for striking images rather than journalistic ones. Probably lots of deep blacks

That rings a few bells, Zane except that I opted for a Windows based system as I was using it extensively at work. Good luck sorting it all out. Bob Sent from

Hi Good Morning Bob Many thanks for your kind comments. I love wildlife but raptors especially! We are starting to get Buzzards & Red Kite locally and there has been an occasional visit of an Eagle at

I like hunting for subjects in the woods, so it seems like an interesting option for me. Though given my preference for “available light", I have to wonder how well I’d like it. :-) Still the

I have a rather nice one of those reflectors that I’ve basically never used. I need to really give it a try, especially for portrait work, which is why I bought it. Overall, I prefer “available

It sounds like our setups have some of the same problems. All my disk space is on the Mac Pro, it has 4 internal drives, as well as 3 external drives, and a Drobo. So adding external space to the

I just started to look at a few of your pictures; I love the owl image. !! /AnotherBob Sent from our iBob ________________________________ Sent: Monday, April 3, 2023 6:51 AM To: [email protected]

Hi, Zane. As long as your workflow is only "borderline," I think you're in good company. I'm not nearly as organized / structured as you are. The vast majority of my files are on a very aging Dell XPS

Lightroom is 100% non-destructive. So any changes that you make are stored in an xmp file along side of the raw file so long as you enable the xmp files, otherwise, it is stored in the catalog. Either

Flickr can be free or a paid membership. You get much more storage with paid. Personally I have been paid for several years, but don’t use it much. Kelly Sent: Monday, April 3, 2023 2:59 PM To:

Yes Zane, I had forgotten about the file storage, thus that only compounds the issue. Kelly Sent: Monday, April 3, 2023 12:59 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Nikon-DSLR] A small selection of

We will definiteley have to catch up Bob -- Kind Regards Roy

Zane There is always the option of using a softer light [natural] by using a reflector. A small one clipped to a tripod or propped up or even hand held by an assistant. Softer light can be pleasing to