• Missing my DSLR a little.

    From Geoff@21:1/5 to All on Fri Aug 9 14:52:47 2024
    Love my Z8 with Z 24-200 and Z 180-600 zooms. Not sure I can afford to,
    or want to, replace the 24-200 with the 28-400 just yet.

    But at he same time kinda miss my old D800 with its pop-up flash,
    'always on' and 'always real' light-balance viewfinder, and the 28-300
    (a more useful zoom range IMO, while nicely compact).

    I did have a D850 in between which was fantastic (sold to make way for
    the Z8), but even then I did miss the handy li'l flash of the D800.

    Whether or not to pick up a used D800/28-300 when the price drops
    enough, just to have as a backup or option ....

    geoff

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  • From Alan Browne@21:1/5 to Geoff on Sat Aug 10 11:57:36 2024
    On 2024-08-08 22:52, Geoff wrote:
    Love my Z8 with Z 24-200 and Z 180-600 zooms. Not sure I can afford to,
    or want to, replace the 24-200 with the 28-400 just yet.

    But at he same time kinda miss my old D800 with its pop-up flash,
    'always on' and 'always real' light-balance viewfinder, and the 28-300
    (a more useful zoom range IMO, while nicely compact).

    I did have a D850 in between which was fantastic (sold to make way for
    the Z8), but even then I did miss the handy li'l flash of the D800.

    Whether or not to pick up a used D800/28-300 when the price drops
    enough, just to have as a backup or option ....

    Had recent occasion to set up studio lighting and use my FF. I was
    naughty and used a zoom (28-70 f/2.8) however, out of a lack of time and
    space.

    Enjoyed it immensely. And the photos are great - even for that quickie
    setup.

    --
    "It would be a measureless disaster if Russian barbarism overlaid
    the culture and independence of the ancient States of Europe."
    Winston Churchill

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