The Nikon camera fans are yet to get a new camera from the Nikon company. The full-frame mirrorless camera is stated to be of a lower position than the Nikon Z5. This camera will close the gap between high-end and low-end due to its affordability. 9 unique features are that it may have an optional electronic…
The FTZ mount adapter by Nikon was built for the Z series. They were designed to recreate the flange distance and mount diameter of a Nikon F-mount DSLR. Later down the line, Nikon manufactured the FTZ II adapter. So, what are the differences between the first and second versions of the adapter? Visually, these adapters…
Many a time you realize that when many manufacturers make similar products, it is hard to tell which one is better. The same is the case with lenses and in particular telephoto lenses. Well, today we hope to make it clear as to which lens, between Nikon 200 500 and Sigma 150 600 is better….
Film photography is underrated especially since people do not know much about it. But you will be surprised to learn that it has been there for a long while now. The use of film suffered a decline but has since been on the rise as more photographers engage and use it. With the increasing interest…
Tamron 150 600 and Nikon 200 500 are both very popular super telephoto lenses. These lenses are tailored to work with Nikon DSLRs and have been compared to each other frequently because of their similar uses. Moreover, they share some aspects in build and performance. Well, besides one being a third-party lens and the other…
Gone are the days when you limit yourself to one system. The photography industry has been revolutionized by the technological advancements over the years. A lot is now possible. So if your question is whether it is possible to use Nikon lenses on a Sony camera, read on. A lens adapter is the solution. And…
A photographer’s creativity may push them to try new things. Some of these new things may be as unconventional as using a Nikon lens on a Canon camera. For one, they are incompatible and just beats logic. But is it really impossible? Yes, you can be able to use your Nikon lenses on a Canon…
