I have seen a second hand one for £775 but I'm worried about the quality control issues with this lens
Wandered into Grays a couple of years ago as we were in London…. and I was keen to look at what stock they had.
. Got a wedding mid august and wanted the camera in time for it to go alongside my D750, had to get it ordered as time has ran out to give me time to get used to it before the day!
They can be quite snooty and pretentious. Their site is also outdated and equally pretentious. I've spoken to them a couple of times but haven't purchased anything. They were fine with me but I went through boarding school on a scholarship and can do a good Eton-Harrow accent when needed.
Haven't heard of any issues?Thanks
Obviously why they aren’t for me in that caseThey can be quite snooty and pretentious. Their site is also outdated and equally pretentious. I've spoken to them a couple of times but haven't purchased anything. They were fine with me but I went through boarding school on a scholarship and can do a good Eton-Harrow accent when needed.
LOL. At the prices Leica charge they need to take anyone with a valid credit card.Obviously why they aren’t for me in that case
Funnily enough I didn’t have the issue at the Leica store. ;-)
A fair bit of sample variation apparently
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I use a NiSi 100mm square filter system with my 14-30, which has the integrated CPL. No vignetting with that.
Had mine delivered this morning from Grays of Westminster, not a bad price, plus I've got a 3 year warranty on it, as I renewed my membership to the Nikon Owner.
it likely only detected one eye. It happens a fair bit tbh.
Silverstone Classic by Chris Harrison, on Flickr
Silverstone Classic by Chris Harrison, on Flickr
silverstone_classic-2021-0156-2 by Chris Reynolds Silverstone Classic Photographs, on Flickr
silverstone_classic-2021-0587 by Chris Reynolds Silverstone Classic Photographs, on Flickr
silverstone_classic-2021-1089 by Chris Reynolds Silverstone Classic Photographs, on Flickr
Probably not a fake. I’d imagine there are a fair few people that buy a camera kit, get a few batteries along with it and when it’s time to upgrade either include the extra batteries with the kit or sell them separately? Doesn’t seem weird to me at all.
Unfortunately, I'm pretty sure its a fake - Nikon stop making these in 2019 yet the date on the one I rec'd was 2021.....
First trip into a big City since Covid - also my first trip with the Z5 and 24-200. What a lovely camera, the JPEG's are superb, lovely colours and very pliable.
The bottom two were taken on the Uber water taxi so very impressed with the IBIS also !
Dingwall 3520 by James West, on Flickr
Dingwall 3531 by James West, on Flickr
Flower Dingwall 3494 by James West, on Flickr
Interesting, I may need to look a little closer at the 35mm....
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It does sound like an absolute monster and I really hope that it is. To get the pros away from the D6/D5 and even D4. Even Nikon has hyped it with comparisons to other manufacturers cameras, they better deliver. I'd love it, but way out of my price range. The more state of the art tech in it, the better. This will trickle down with every new release. Z7III will be my next purchase probably.I’m never going to need/want/be able to afford one, but the Z9 could be an impressive bit of kit:
New Nikon Z9 monster specs leaked, announcement expected in the next two months: Nikon basically combined the D6 and D850 and made it mirrorless... - Nikon Rumors
As I already reported, several photographers are already testing the Nikon Z9 and we are starting to get some additional information on the upcoming flagship. The Z9 was at the Olympics and there are plenty of images floating online with erased EXIF data. For now I will not post any of them...
I shoot almost exclusively adapted MF lenses. Check into the "Vintage Lenses" thread on here. Loads of info and members doing the same. I'm on a Z6 too.
Stonehenge Sunset by Chris Harrison, on Flickr
