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.... thanks for the Refs: ** { See Below } ? Seems like one of your reviewers has no trouble recommending the Canon EOS R6 : ( what does he thing of the Canon R6 mk ii ?? )

Another person to look at would be Steve Perry from Back Country Gallery. Steve also pulls no punches and calls he sees. These are both sites I use personally when I am looking for solid info. Kelly

I agree with Kelly’s statement about Ken Rockwell. I encountered his website back in 2009 and after a little bit of reading reviews that seemed more like regurgitated sales brochures and no real use

Everything… and I do mean everything that I have heard indicates that Nikon is at the front of the pack, not the back. If you are only relying on Ken Rockwell, then you want to look some more. Ken

Anyone care to comment on the "distance" between the Nikon Z6 , Z7 mirrorless ... compared to the amazing reviews on the Canon EOS R6 mkii ? Reviewers seem to be indicating that Nikon is * falling way

Jon, I am on 4 different online sites, two on mobile devices, but none printed. Kelly Sent: Friday, January 19, 2024 2:50 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [Nikon-DSLR] Portfolios I have a question

Some 8x10 prints in a binder with flip pages. The alt pro prints are loose since they are 12x19 inches or larger Of course with electrons, they are all the same size Walt

Okay, that is the line I was heading down. Is the printed mainly 8x10's? I was thinking of a binder with separator pages for different subjects so that you could flip to an area of interest without

Yes and yes Walt

I have a question for the group. Do you keep just an online portfolio or do you also keep a printed portfolio? Thanks, Jon

I’d never even considered using the 200mm f/2 for a portraiture. You’ll need a fair amount of distance from the subject, but that’s got to be some sweet DOF, and really isolate the subject.

A few years ago, I rented the 85mm f/1.4G, I wasn’t happy with it. It suffered from pretty bad Chromatic Abberations. Later I rented the 105mm f/1.4E, that’s still a lens I want to own someday.

I'm a guy who leans toward longer focal lengths for portraits so 85 would be my minimum. I had a bad copy of the 80-200 years ago but have been fortunate to own the 200/2 and that's the best portrait

I also mentioned the 135mm... Having said that Mark, I have the AF Zoom-NIKKOR 80-200mm f/2.8D ED. IMO, the 85 mm is sharper than the 80-200 at 85 mm. Anyone else like to share their opinion? [image:

You mentioned the 105mm. That, and the 85mm, have been the most popular “portrait” lenses in terms of the most pleasing results. I’ve also known of people who use the 50mm and some even say they

Hello all, I can ask this question on Facebook groups, but I do not know the people there who will answer me, soo... I have the Nikkor 85 1.8 (I think D-version) which I use for all my portraits. I am

My daughter has a Senior project that she needs photos for, as a result, I’ve been digging through my archives. One thought is, what lens besides maybe the 50mm itself has as many wonderful and

Thank you for the warning! Zane

People post that they use Flickr to host their photos.? Went in this evening and could not find one of my accounts.? Finally located it.? But all Albums showed, however photos were not available.?

What ho one and all, Was downloading some images from my memory card via a card reader in the computer, and decided to have a look at the card? with File Explorer. Surprised to find that along with