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Can you adjust the flash output? Scott http://www.flickr.com/photos/screaminscott/

Without flash I can adjust shutter speed up to not have problems. It’s mainly on the Olympus mirrorless if I shoot with the flash while focus bracketing when I am limited on shutter speed and I have

I shoot lots of macro with an older Lester Dine 105 macro and matching dine ring flash. I'm able to dial down the flash output as needed. I use my Nikon DSLR for most of my macro but sometimes use my

Summertime in Texas can be brutal for many reasons. Shooting macro during the cloudless days in direct sun is one such challenge. I have found even with the ISO set as low as I can go without hitting

Not unless you literally are counting pixels. Remembering that the D500 has a newer, better sensor than the D7200, the noise is lower and quality is better Walt via iPhone

I would say not a big difference. Jon [email protected]> wrote:

Just what I was looking for, sensible advice, is the drop in mp from 24 to 20.9 evident? -- Kind Regards Roy

I had a D500 from a month after it came out until two weeks ago - solid as a rock. Uses the same battery, too. And the big boy lenses work wonderfully with the crop sensor, since it is the central

Hello All I have been offered a D500, I already have a D7200 but hardly use it, the main reason for this is because it is a completely different button layout to my D850, the D500 has the same button

Hello All I took some photo's of the D Day fireworks in France, this was my first go at fireworks using the bulb function on my D850, any comments would be helpful. https://flic.kr/p/2pWvL9c

I believe Kastar has a charger that runs off of 12v for vehicle charging. I've seen them on ebay and Amazon. I think Wasabi has one too. I have several Wasabi chargers, not one for 12v though, but

That brings back some memories, and makes me feel old, the ship I was on (USS George Washington CVN-73) took part in the 50th Anniversary celebrations. I use Ryobi battery packs and an Inverter, if I

OK Roy That’s going to be a very moving event! I understanding you wanting to photograph the ceremony / event. A tough call, but I think I’d rather forget the camera on occasions such as this &

Many Thanks Bob, I will look into one of these, I am going to the 80th D Day memorial in France on the 30th May and I just wanted the capability to boost the batteries whilst mobile if needed. -- Kind

Hi Roy The inverter idea is a great option but, in my opinion, needs to be bought from a reputable source and used with care [heat and mains voltage etc] Depending if you have need for other mains

What connection is on the camera? Micro USB? USB? Or USB C? <christopher.k.erickson@...> wrote:

If all else fails, there are the tiny 12VDC to 120VAC 100w or so inverters designed to plug into car power outlets. [email protected]> wrote:

Hello All Does anyone know of a charger for the Nikon D850 that can be used in a car, this is the EN EL15 batteries? -- Kind Regards Roy

Zane - Thanks for the update on changes in your focus related to the Civil War reenactments. Your new emphasis on teaching the history of photography during the Civil War sounds both enjoyable and

To the best of my knowledge, nothing has replaced Flickr, I know I’m still semi-active there, but I’d be a lot more active, if I had time for my photography. When I look there is plenty of new