Nikon d500

The new Nikon D500 surely looks amazing and very promising – much more exciting than the new Nikon D5 in my opinion, which is surely impressive, especially for those who need such a high-end tool. While we have written about the standard specifications of the D500 and its amazing features, like its 153 point AF system and its practically unlimited buffer, there are a few other hidden features that come in the Nikon D500, which are certainly worth looking into. Let’s take a look at these in…

Nikon photographers—we just released our course, Camera Essentials: Nikon D500. Give the videos a watch and see how this new camera works! http://kel.by/nikon-d500-overview

Similar to my previous D5 post, here are few Nikon D500 LCD screen captures of photos taken from ISO 25,600 to ISO 1,640,000 (I know, it’s just pictures of the screen, but we have nothing better right now): Thanks Horshack! No related posts.

This week I thought I would share my Nikon D500/D850 focus settings for bird photography. I currently only use the Nikon D500 but these settings would be equally applicable to the Nikon D850. The autofocus on Nikon DSLRs has been getting better with each iteration and has got to the point that at times it is […]

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→ The new Nikon D500 guide is now available on Amazon. → A rare Nikkor-C reflex 2000mm f/11 mirror lens is listed on eBay for $31,000. → Nikkei brief: for the full year, Nikon sees operating profit down 25 pct to 46 billion Yen. Nikon corp will likely report a group operating profit of roughly 9 billion […]

There’s a good chance that if you are planning to upgrade to the D500 you already have a decent array of DX glass. But even if you don’t, I’m going to assume that at least you own…

5 Nikon D500 Time Lapse Photography Tricks To Improve Your Image Quality!

Have you ever gotten sucked into one of those crazy camera debates, either Nikon vs Canon or something along those lines, and people start throwing around the phrase "it's just a matter of preference, and the "feel" of the camera" ...And you realized you didn't have any REAL, SOLID REASONS for preferring the "feel" of your Nikon D700? "It's what I'm used to" is actually a pretty weak excuse, when you actually think about it. Just because I learned to drive on a Toyota, that doesn't mean I…