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Your Weekly Blog / Re: January 2026!
« Last post by Fons Baerken on January 11, 2026, 12:20:15 »January 11
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Camera Talk / Re: The Lens Adapter Nikon REFUSED to Build
« Last post by MEPER on January 11, 2026, 10:17:14 »Time to get some cheap AFD lenses before the prices goes up? :-)
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Future NG Events - and Location Reveries / Re: Possible meeting in Copenhagen?
« Last post by Kim Pilegaard on January 11, 2026, 09:51:51 »I would be happy to join and meet you all if the timing allows. Since I live in Copenhagen it's very easy for me (btw, I never had long hair!)
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Camera Talk / Re: The Lens Adapter Nikon REFUSED to Build
« Last post by Bent Hjarbo on January 11, 2026, 09:50:56 »AF-D Autofocus on Nikon Z?! Did This Just Save Nikon’s Legacy Lenses?Thanks for sharing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcYWY7hkCm8
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Camera Talk / The Lens Adapter Nikon REFUSED to Build
« Last post by Fons Baerken on January 11, 2026, 09:08:59 »AF-D Autofocus on Nikon Z?! Did This Just Save Nikon’s Legacy Lenses?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcYWY7hkCm8
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Camera Talk / Re: I took the plunge... Nikon Z8 and now I need help.
« Last post by Les Olson on January 11, 2026, 09:04:08 »What use do you need the high speeds for? High speeds give you more buffer at high frame rates and are necessary for better video, but if you don't regularly fill the buffer and don't do video you may not need a fast card.
SD cards have a life expectancy. Quality and storage conditions affect life expectancy but you should get five years or 3,000 read/write cycles, whichever comes first. Failure is sudden, so if you keep using cards until they die, you are likely to be inconvenienced. A better strategy is to buy new SD cards every time you buy a new camera or every five years, so that the risk of failure is low.
SD cards have a life expectancy. Quality and storage conditions affect life expectancy but you should get five years or 3,000 read/write cycles, whichever comes first. Failure is sudden, so if you keep using cards until they die, you are likely to be inconvenienced. A better strategy is to buy new SD cards every time you buy a new camera or every five years, so that the risk of failure is low.
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Camera Talk / Re: I took the plunge... Nikon Z8 and now I need help.
« Last post by David H. Hartman on January 11, 2026, 06:57:46 »I'm looking at a ProGrade Digital 240GB CFexpress 4.0 Type B Gold with speeds of Max 3100/1600 MB/s Read/Write (Min Sustained Write Speed: 700 MB/s). I think I can swing the price of this one. I've got to do some counting. At today's CC interest I can't afford to over spend.
Dave
Dave
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Nature, Flora, Fauna & Landscapes / Re: [Theme] Trees
« Last post by pluton on January 11, 2026, 05:51:31 »The very end of the day. 3 vertical pano w/ Simera Z 28mm. Sone pano artifacts remain.
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Camera Talk / Re: I took the plunge... Nikon Z8 and now I need help.
« Last post by David H. Hartman on January 11, 2026, 01:12:50 »good brands include Delkin (Black, Power) and Prograde Digital (Cobalt in my case).
Thank you for this advice. I don't know if I can scratch together enough cash to buy a CFExpress at this time. I just read yesterday memory prices are going up.
I just bought a RRS L-Plate for the Z8. I should have waited.
I find SD more practical in the field but I would like to save images to both SD and CFExpress at the same time. That way if my SD card tanked I'd still have my images. Is that a good strategy?
Thank You,
Dave
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Your Weekly Blog / Re: January 2026!
« Last post by ARTUROARTISTA on January 10, 2026, 23:09:37 »Menacing spider