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He’s so cute! Nikon Z5 + Nikkor Z 180-600 F/5.6-6.3

I have never seen a squirrel napping before lol I just had to share this little fellow!

Nikon Z5

Nikkor Z 180-600 F/5.6-6.3

Handheld, ISO 3600, 600mm, F/6.3, 1/640

u/I-love-to-poop — 8 days ago
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Is the AF Nikkor 300 mm 1:4 any good for me?

At the moment I have a Nikon D7000 and a 70-300 AF G. I primarily do amateur wildlife photography. I feel my 70-300 very soft and lacking. Right now I have the chance to buy a 300 mm AF, would it be a good upgrade?

It's what fits my budget right now. In the future I would like to buy a 200-500 or similar.

Added the pictures of the lens

thank you

https://preview.redd.it/8ea2t1l483uh1.jpg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d4d741aa29bcd5a10abfab20d750c544a1186b23

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u/BlueChemTrail — 8 days ago
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Free Palestine march in SoHo this evening. D850, 28mm 1.4 AF-D. Why I never leave home without a camera on me in the city.

u/SharpDressedBeard — 8 days ago
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Eurasian Hoopoe (Nikon Z6ii + Nikkor Z 400mm f4.5)

u/manojapare — 9 days ago
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Three ducks from down-under -Z7 II, 200-400 f4/g

cleaning up some archive photos found this one.

u/Effective-Bar-879 — 7 days ago
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Inherited a collection of F3s!

Last week, I brought my Nikon Zfc with me to an event, and a mutual friend got to talking to me about photography. I mentioned that I had joined up with my local photography club and that I had ordered an FM2n so I could get some of that film experience again.

Well, a couple of days ago he called up and said he’d inherited a Nikon F3 when a school he worked at was cleaning out storage and asked if I wanted it. I of course said yes, and last night he surprised me with not one but THREE F3s!

Looking over them, the cameras themselves seem to mostly be in good shape, but two of the lenses aren’t really usable atm. Sadly, the focus is totally jammed on the Micro-Nikkor 55 2.8 (presumably dried out/dirty grease), while the Quantaray AF 28-70mm 3.5-4.5 zoom doesn’t seem great for a manual focus camera like the F3 because of how it’s designed.

Anyway, I’ve slightly Frankensteined the best gear on the body that seems to functioning the best (and also has the lowest serial number!), so once I get some new batteries for that, I’ll take it out for a test run!

As for the other two, I’m going to see if folks in the local photography group are interested in playing around with film. There used to be a darkroom in the community center we meet in, and it would be amazing if we could get it opened back up…

u/CPHotmess — 11 days ago
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I see your budget Nikon Z5 and I raise you a budget Nikon F

u/guijcm — 7 days ago
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Nikon Z50ii and 180-600mm

As a newbie to the 180-600mm lens and birding... I was sooo excited by this Red-Shouldered Hawk!! I also had on the 1.4 teleconverter, and wow!!! Am I pleased with this set-up!

u/Sensitive-Average584 — 7 days ago
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my camera setup at 15

This is my camera setup that I've been working on for a couple months now. I don't have money to buy a "good" camera so I saved and bought this Nikon J1. Since buying the camera, I've bought a small tripod for it and a polarizer filter. I'm really enjoying using the polarizer because I can get some nice shots at my local car show. Feel free to tell me what I should get for it next or what I need to upgrade. I've been beginning to get into photography and videography and moviemaking stuff because I wanna be a film director.

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u/Competitive_Two_3993 — 9 days ago
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Miramar Airshow 2026-Nikon Z6III & Z180-600

Lockheed Martin F35 Lightning II

u/DaBass2Dark — 12 days ago
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Nilgiri Flowerpecker (Nikon Z6ii + Nikkor Z 400mm f4.5)

u/manojapare — 11 days ago