Equipment

I was thrilled to make the switch from the legendary Nikon D750 DSLR to the new mirrorless system – it was a natural next step in the evolution of photography for me! The new model is a game-changer! It offers superior focusing, high speed and double the resolution (45.7 MP) while maintaining the same dimensions. While it’s not the best battery-wise, it makes up for it with its amazing overall performance! The new Z lenses mark the arrival of a new era of superior quality and satisfaction. It would seem that manufacturers are sometimes focusing a little too hard on mirrorless technology, which may result in a retreat from DSLR lens production and changes in marketing pressure campaigns. I have yielded to the temptation…

The evolution of a former wide legend in a new, lighter design that also makes it noticeably lighter on the wallet. Looking at the photos for the first time, it was easy to see where the money was being invested. Astro, landscapes and kitschy sunsets/sunrises, even in backlight with no visible distortion, are guaranteed for a long time in better-than-great quality.

Universal set S lens for Z bayonet with A rating. The lens is relatively compact and offers a high degree of versatility for travel, presented in a reasonably sized package. Perhaps that’s why Nikon supplies it as the default kit lens with the Z8. What’s more, it has the same filter diameter (77mm) as the earlier equipment, so there’s no need to invest further (and it’s worth it).

A tube for bugs, birds, medium-sized animals, big game, airplanes, and even the moon (in that exact order). I asked about something for travelling to Yellowstone National Park. After two weeks of use, I can say that this is great value for money. If you can separate the background from the subject and have a steady hand, you’ll get a great image that’s perfect for cropping.

This lens is great for mushrooms and other small things. It can reproduce the micro world in a 1:1 macro ratio. It replaced its very good F-mount predecessor, which required the use of an FTZ adapter. Hopefully, it’ll find a use in other industries besides macro photography.

The device in question is an orange hornet equipped with a 1″ 20Mpix chip and four propellers. 6K camera with 4x zoom.