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The lens extends Nikon’s range of high-performance f/4 NIKKOR lenses, and it is the first NIKKOR to be equipped with Nikon’s next-generation Vibration Reduction system that allows for up to 5-stop compensation.
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Stop-Down Metering on Nikon Cameras
Becky Danese explains how to use your pre-AI lenses on compatible bodies and still meter! If you haven’t seen our video describing the difference between Pre-Ai, AI and AIS lenses, click here: http://bit.ly/2KaFLOy In the video: Nikon F3 Nikon FM3A Nikkor-Q 135mm f/3.5 Nikon F Photomic body, chrome
How to check your camera’s shutter count
”How many shots my DSLR has taken?” It is a rather frequently asked question so Konstantin Kochkin, our technical advisor, explains how to find out. In the video: Nikon D810 + Nikkor 85mm f/1.4G AF-S
Is it a pre-AI, an AI or an AIS lens? How to tell.
Have you ever been confused with the different generations of Nikkor manual lenses? Becky Danese explains how to differentiate….she knows stuff. In the video (from our second-hand department): 50mm f/1.4 pre-AI 28mm f/3.5 AI’d 50mm f/2 AI 50mm f/1.4 AIS ———————————— Subscribe to our YouTube channel for more videos! And follow us on Instagram: […]
Focus stacking in Lightroom and Photoshop CC – Your questions answered.
Simon Stafford helps our Nikon Owner Magazine’s subscribers with all their technical questions. Question Dear Simon, I have been experimenting with the focus shift (stacking) feature of my D850 and have several focus stack sequences I now wish to process. Can this been done in Lightroom, or Photoshop CC, and if so, how? Many […]
