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@ESANANIKONE 3 сағат бұрын
What a nice wooden spoon
@tekguyphoto Күн бұрын
Its funny how some folks use to point out that (put camera name here) has .01 stops less dynamic range than Nikon or Sony or vice versa. Everybody pointed to the photons to photos dynamic range charts and the battle enraged on many forums about this and now we toss it all away with auto iso. If I absolutely need that shot I will sacrifice dynamic range with ISO but otherwise I dont want my fancy new $8k camera to have less dynamic range than a camera built 15 years ago like the Canon 7D as an example. Can others chime in on how they feel about dynamic range due to auto iso. I do use auto iso for video but for photos I pay close attention when using auto iso. For birding some dark days I have no choice and have to accept ISO 3200 but I would rather lower it to 1600 - shoot under exposed and push the gain up in post. The image detail does disappear at higher ISOs thats a fact. Incidentally I just traded in my Canon R6mk2 for a Nikon ZF - first time shooting Nikon and the iso settings are driving me up the wall :)
@scotttuckerphotography 23 сағат бұрын
There is so much to unpack with this question. 1) People misuse the entire point of what DR is and how it's measured. Let's say you have a scene that is pushing 12 stops...guess what? Almost no camera, not even one with 13 stops, is going to give you a good photo of it. Now, will the 13 camera resolve shadows just a teensy bit better than a camera with 12 in that scenario? Sure. 2) These cameras today, even if they have the same DR on paper as a 7D, render noise and tonal transitions better. You can't just compare the numbers. 3) As said in the video, ISO 3200 on a modern camera far surpasses the same ISO value on an older camera, so you have to test your camera and find the highest ISO you're comfortable with. The only way you're squeezing every drop of DR out of your camera is to shoot at base ISO. It's a rare day to be blessed with good enough light with the appropriate subject to be able to do that. I just stopped caring about maximizing every drop of IQ and focus on trying to capture moments with the best settings I can for that moment of light.
@SergioMnl Күн бұрын
Im relatively new to photography (just for a hobby) and have been using auto iso really and i agree with you, i use a fuji camera and the compensation exposure dials are always helpful to when im not happy with what iso the camera is choosing
@scotttuckerphotography Күн бұрын
@@SergioMnl funny enough, I’m the most annoyed with Fuji’s implementation of it 🤣 it still works as intended and is really nice to have.
@SergioMnl Күн бұрын
@@scotttuckerphotography it's the only implementation i know so i can't comment on other brands, but that's the beauty and excitement of the camera world, there's so many implementations to try and discuss about (albeit the pricey process of doing so)
@PhotoswithArt 2 күн бұрын
I have three main reasons that I still use manual ISO, 1) I'm an amateur, will have to nail the triangle in my head. 2) I have a wish that I'll be able to shoot film in the future, if it's still existing then. 3) When I tried manual mode with auto ISO on, I found that every photo I shot have the same light level, it made the dawn light and the dusk look the same perfectly lit, which not my intention, I want the light level in the scene reflect the time of shooting like early morning, late, afternoon, evening, have different light level, and I don't want to adjust them in post. But yeah, everyone can do any way they want, no rules basically. Thank you for the video.
@scotttuckerphotography 2 күн бұрын
You’re definitely right about certain situations benefiting from setting it, like dusk or dawn. Depending on your film camera you could still meter in a priority mode as well, but always better to learn full manual first. Thanks for stopping by.
@jwbarsby 2 күн бұрын
How do I set auto ISO on my Canon A1? Do I need to buy different film? 😉
@scotttuckerphotography 2 күн бұрын
@@jwbarsby just buy one of those drop in digital sensor conversion kits!
@jwbarsby 2 күн бұрын
@ Seriously though, I often shoot film and digital at the same time, and sometimes set my Fuji to my film speed. That way I can match the settings between my cameras. Low ISO/ASA still gives the best results on both film and APSC cameras if there is enough light.
@scotttuckerphotography 2 күн бұрын
@ I’ve found even ISO 3200 is perfectly fine on the new 40mp Fuji sensors, not so much on the older ones. Lower is always better, but an appropriate ceiling makes it easy mode.
@karlowma 3 күн бұрын
Loved the video. Mindful observation is such a rewarding activity and a great daily practice!
@scotttuckerphotography 3 күн бұрын
@@karlowma thanks! And it applies everywhere in life 😁
@jenniferbyers1375 4 күн бұрын
I bought the Zf one day before my California road trip as a backup , just in case something happens to my Z8 , I can not be happier about it!! Now it’s officially become my everyday carry. I shoot on JPG ( because my massive Z8 RAW files are quickly eating up my hard drive storage ) and the quality is just amazing. I really enjoy taking pics on it and I take it with me everywhere ❤
@scotttuckerphotography 4 күн бұрын
@@jenniferbyers1375 glad to hear you’re enjoying it! It’s a great trip camera without being bulky.
@daran0815 4 күн бұрын
Love the cooking impediment being used to fix audio. Does the job.
@scotttuckerphotography 4 күн бұрын
"It if works but looks stupid, it's not stupid"
@mrrolandlawrence 4 күн бұрын
19:30 get a folding rubber eye cup. simple.
@scotttuckerphotography 4 күн бұрын
Got one, obtrusive, interferes with the LCD. Break glass in case of emergency type eye cup.
@rbweston 5 күн бұрын
As a public transport photographer, I learnt many year ago auto ISO was my friend, when I could set my shutter speed and react to any shoot in a split second, concentrating on the situation and not constantly worrying about my settings.
@scotttuckerphotography 5 күн бұрын
@@rbweston more time composing, less time fiddling = way more keepers!
@Jellings71 5 күн бұрын
Great perspective. Everyone wants you to chase the latest and greatest of which I am guilty, but you hit it on the head. ISO should be a secondary thought. In fact, when you shoot film, you are confined to whatever your film is. You only adjust shutter and DOF.
@scotttuckerphotography 5 күн бұрын
@@Jellings71 exactly right about film…it becomes a total afterthought and all you worry about is making sure your bokeh aesthetic and shutter speed are dialed in. Same concept! Glad you liked the video, thanks for popping by.
@iankellam6440 3 күн бұрын
The newest cameras can handle a ridiculously high ISO with their ridiculously high megapixel sensors. Ny old Nikon D750 does all that I need with ISO set to 12800 max. Auto ISO and manual. The only way to shoot 99% oc the time. 👍👍
@scotttuckerphotography 2 күн бұрын
@ I’m not going higher than 12,800 on the Z9 and that’s only in emergencies! They do clean up well.
@fintanusa 5 күн бұрын
Tucker if you don't know how to use thee dials on the ZF after 6 months continuous use I really don't feel sorry for . Just change your hobby . Besides that fact that you absolutely love hearing yourself talk. feel sorry for your wife, or partner. Bye!!!
@scotttuckerphotography 5 күн бұрын
Sometimes a dumbass needs to be called a dumbass, and today, that's you, Fred!
@Johnkostercreative 10 күн бұрын
Yep, it’s a helluva great every day camera.
@scotttuckerphotography 9 күн бұрын
Yessir!
@dan.allen.digital 10 күн бұрын
You brought up all the negative points that kept me from buying the Zf. You didn't convince me to change my mind but I love the wooden spatula mic holder. I think I'll wait for a mk2 of the Zf and see if Nikon comes out with some real lenses with aperture rings meant for this camera.
@scotttuckerphotography 10 күн бұрын
@@dan.allen.digital certainly didn’t make this video to try to convince anybody of anything, merely to explain how my preconceived notions were not exactly correct. I’m excited to see what Nikon does in the future with all the feedback they are getting.
@brunopaquin5637 12 күн бұрын
I was on the fence between the Zf and the Z6iii for my second body, and I went for a slightly used(14000 shutter count) Zf. I had listened to all the reviews, and what I would say is: do not listen to the negatives, they are really minor, this camera is a great camera, it is my favorite unless I need 45MP, which is not that often. It brought back the joy of photography, it is really hard to describe, but it just makes you think a bit more and then rewards you, and the controls, once you set it up the way you like it, are just perfect, they are just different from other bodies. I am an amateur, so pros with specific needs might not like it, I actually got mine from a pro. Anyways, if you want to fall in love with a camera as you did with your first one, this is the one to get.
@scotttuckerphotography 12 күн бұрын
@@brunopaquin5637 i’m not sure I would say don’t listen to the negatives, but definitely take them with a grain of salt, because as you say this is a very different camera than your average. You will not shoot this camera like you shoot a regular PASM mirrorless. Glad you’re enjoying it.
@brunopaquin5637 12 күн бұрын
@@scotttuckerphotography Agreed, and thank you for the video !
@Scooter_123_abc 13 күн бұрын
What Nikon should have done with the Zf. First they should have handed the person designing the controls a FM3A and a F2 Photomic. On those cameras where did you find the film speed setting (ISO)? On the shutter dial. That is a scheme that would easily fit the Zf and would allow the left dial to be re-purposed with more useful functions. Such as the Mode selection and underneath you could have the selection for the Single and Continuous Release options. Now, moving to the front on the film cameras where the self timer lever was placed you could have a similar shaped 3 position lever to control Focus mode. Front Command dial - lose it. Aperture can be controlled with the rear command dial because the shutter speed is only set by the Shutter Speed Dial unless it has been set to A. On the I Menu there will be some dedicated buttons that work with the Command Dial and these buttons will be to the left on the I Menu for an easy reach for the left thumb. One is The AF Area mode setting, hold down the button and roll thru the settings with the Command Dial. Another is the Auto ISO maximum, hold the button down and the max is set. The toggle switch for the Auto ISO will also reside in the I menu. The lock on the left dial can get ditched. It's a PITA on my Z7 II to have to hold that stupid button down while fighting the heavy resistance on the detents for that dial. Rest assured that dial won't get bumped by accident.
@scotttuckerphotography 13 күн бұрын
That would have been a very interesting camera indeed!
@from.memories 14 күн бұрын
I was dismissive of the camera at first, even after holding it in my hands at the store. I ended up giving it another try and fell in love with it. I’m also shooting it with Voigtlander lenses and get what you mean when you say it unlocks some magic. It’s a camera that I consistently want to use, and although without some smaller gripes regarding buttons and dials it never fails to deliver.
@scotttuckerphotography 14 күн бұрын
Glad to hear others are finding the same spark of joy, especially paired with the Voigts. Which lenses are you using?
@WidePhotographs 14 күн бұрын
I got the Nikon Zfc a few months ago and I am glad I did over the Nikon zf. Smaller body and smaller lenses, taking pictures in public areas does not scream “photographer!”. I am waiting for a z5ii or the z6ii to drop price to $1,299 to go full frame.
@scotttuckerphotography 14 күн бұрын
I wish Nikon had more APS-C lens options for the Zfc class of cameras. Keep on eye on the next black friday/refurb sale, you should be able to snag a Z6ii for about that. It's down to $1391 right now and they usually give you 10% off during refurb sales.
@davecrissinger8967 15 күн бұрын
I love that I can use it Film style with the analog dials and my Vintage Nikon glass with the FTZ adapter. Then I can put the Z lenses on like the 180-600mm Z, and shoot DSLR style. My favorite part of the camera is when using Vintage lens on it and get the square box over the eye for focus.
@scotttuckerphotography 14 күн бұрын
Yes, it’s great how it can pull double duty like that pretty seamlessly. Wild man putting that honking tele on it! 🤣
@natedagreat90 15 күн бұрын
You can definitely get focus confirmation on old glass it has focus confirmation even on old manual lenses even detects eyes
@scotttuckerphotography 14 күн бұрын
The lens has to have contacts for focus confirmation. You can get subject detection with any lens. The vast majority of film era Nikkor lenses don’t have contacts.
@nickthaskater 15 күн бұрын
The influencer shift from X100 to Zf over the past couple of months is hilarious.
@scotttuckerphotography 15 күн бұрын
@@nickthaskater well it’s a better camera in a whole lot of ways and a lot of people are figuring that out. Plus, you can, you know, BUY one 😉
@nickthaskater 15 күн бұрын
@@scotttuckerphotography funny you mention the availability as the Zf is now backordered in many places, such as Nikon Canada's website.
@scotttuckerphotography 14 күн бұрын
@@nickthaskater it’s in stock at Henry’s…more than you can say for the Fuji!
@ricblessing3400 15 күн бұрын
Funny enough about three months ago I came to similar conclusions about the Zf’s grandfather, the Df. Controls seemed ill thought out compared to Fuji. Manual dials and menus conflicted. Had to go way back for Nikkor lenses seemed built for this model. The solution for me? Manual Voigtlander F series (28/40/58). I have several CVs, including the two APO-Lanthars you mentioned for another system, but of course I can’t adapt to F. Anyway, like you, I have 47 & 50MP cameras, but this even lower 16MP, does just fine. Hell, so does the 5D Classic’s 12MP.
@scotttuckerphotography 15 күн бұрын
@@ricblessing3400 have owned those 3 CV lenses (just rebought the 40 Ultron but the older, smaller version), I can imagine they are fantastic on the Df. I wish they could have made a Df II with all the modern niceties as one last F camera that honored the Nikon legacy. The OG 5D was one of my favorite cameras, simply beautiful files every time.
@ritzyrose 15 күн бұрын
Delightful. Thanks.
@scotttuckerphotography 15 күн бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it!
@adamaufdencamp5080 16 күн бұрын
There are things about the Zf that I don’t like. I also want to pick it up and use it every single day. And if I’m honest, none of the things I don’t like about it have interfered with operating the camera. If you own one, take the time to settle into configuring and understanding how to make it work for you. The Zf is my favorite digital camera in a long series of them that started with a D100 back in 2003.
@scotttuckerphotography 16 күн бұрын
I’m in the same exact boat…the little annoyances don’t overshadow all the nice parts and certainly don’t ruin the camera. I’m always wishing X or Y was a little more thought through and then I shrug and grab it to go shoot 😁
@adamaufdencamp5080 15 күн бұрын
I hope Nikon leans into this style of building bodies that really scream, “this is not a disposable toy camera!” An even quirkier choice I would welcome is zero video features and a dedicated B&W sensor. You want retro? We’ll give you a truly retro photography tool that shoots B&W like film could never approach.
@adamaufdencamp5080 15 күн бұрын
BTW the flippy screen perfectly encapsulates why no camera is ever perfect. When flipped around, it’s perfect for the design. Protects the screen and emphasizes the retro look. But when I went to shoot low, I’d much rather have a tilt screen. All choices in design involve compromises. You want a perfect 50mm lens? Try spending over $2000 to own a bazooka that intimidates anyone you point it at. I simultaneously love and hate my 50mm f/1.2. But unlike the Zf, it’s not a piece of equipment I constantly want to pick up.
@bradl2636 16 күн бұрын
Too big. Too heavy. Stupid flippy screen. Nikon F fanboy. Hate Z mount. Just give us a photo-only FM please Nikon.
@scotttuckerphotography 16 күн бұрын
Before the ZF came out, I wished they would make a Df II with ZF type build quality. FM size is dead and gone with Z mount sadly. My FM3a is the perfect size.
@jerryinsc 13 күн бұрын
I still have the original FM that i bought new in 1978 and love the size of that camera. I also never had a problem with holding it the way everybody is complaining about grips or lack of with some cameras today. It worked great when i bought it and it works great now.
@scotttuckerphotography 13 күн бұрын
@ the FM is a lot smaller and lighter than the ZF, so the “brick” ergos don’t matter as much.
@bradl2636 13 күн бұрын
@@scotttuckerphotography The FM ergonomics far exceed those of the ZF.
@bradl2636 13 күн бұрын
@@scotttuckerphotography I own several FM3A and FE bodies in addition to the FM. Never understood the value proposition for Z mount. Bigger, heavier bodies and lenses and also more expensive. No IQ benefit that any client is willing to pay extra $$$ for. Certainly no IQ benefit for posting on social media. Very mysterious indeed.
@kqlmqr 16 күн бұрын
Excellent! I just got home from a photo shoot around my town and I wish I would have seen this first. Sometimes I come back feeling like all the photos I took are boring or I come back feeling like the place I went to was boring but now I wonder if I just didn't see the cool shots! Thank you!
@scotttuckerphotography 16 күн бұрын
Yeah this can be tough for sure. Sometimes I go out "texture hunting", meaning I'll just like...pick a single intersection of buildings and look for as many interesting and different textures and colors I can find. Usually in the middle of that I'll see a great normal comp I wouldn't have otherwise.
@kqlmqr 16 күн бұрын
@@scotttuckerphotography I'm going to try this next time :)
@zavtravels4546 16 күн бұрын
Never get an advice from someone that holds microphone with a spatula LOL! Can I get a like?
@scotttuckerphotography 16 күн бұрын
You get a like AND a pin!
@zavtravels4546 16 күн бұрын
@ Thank you! 😃 Great video, thinking about getting Zf.
@scotttuckerphotography 16 күн бұрын
@@zavtravels4546 I'd say you won't regret it, but what do I know, I'm the guy with the micula!
@MrKotische 16 күн бұрын
Great video, Scott. I am not a Nikon user. I use a Canon R5. However, I have great respect for the Nikon system. I like Nikon colors. Unfortunately, Canon does not have a body like the ZF in the classic design. And I would really like to see Canon come up with something like this. Ideally in a slightly smaller size, like the R8. Something that you can really take with you every day, anywhere. Of course, taking into account all the comments noted in this video)) Good luck in developing the channel on KZbin. P.S. Gorgeous pictures on the site.
@scotttuckerphotography 16 күн бұрын
I appreciate the nice comments. If Canon released a digital Canonete, I might spend a little money 😅 the trend to big and heavy over time really misses the everyday photography use case. The crazy thing is, even the ZF is big, nearly the size of the GFX 100S, which I think is more a testament to Fuji doing wonders with that camera. I’d still love an EDC camera the size of my film Nikon, though.
@MrKotische 16 күн бұрын
@@scotttuckerphotography Yes, I absolutely agree with you. Such sizes for every day are too much.
@singletrack29349 16 күн бұрын
I’ve owned most XT and two different GFX models…. I love Fuji. But, I feel like the ZF, is a more solid camera for my needs. The files are large enough, handle editing very well, and the camera is fun to use.
@scotttuckerphotography 16 күн бұрын
Being fun to use is the most important quality for a camera like this in my opinion. I shoot GFX as well and have shot many other Fuji X cameras in the past. I think the image quality of the ZF easily surpasses the 24/26mp era X cams and is still a bit better than even the new 40mp sensors.
@stevenlagoe7808 17 күн бұрын
"The Quiet Art of Noticing" - What a lovely title. I've recently rediscovered photography after a break of maybe 20 years, dusted off my ancient Konica-Minolta 4 megapixel camera, learned more about composition techniques, and now where ever I go I practice 'the quiet art of noticing'. As you say, after a while you don't have to force it, it comes to you. Every journey and every thing is an adventure. Very Zen!
@scotttuckerphotography 17 күн бұрын
Welcome back to photography! Quite a bit has changed technology wise, but the simple bits of photography are all still the exact same as you know.
@soups6330 17 күн бұрын
I like this channel, keep it up!
@scotttuckerphotography 17 күн бұрын
I appreciate that, thank you!
@scotttuckerphotography 17 күн бұрын
Full look: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hGLXeXR4gbGfpdU
@shyamalganguly3598 17 күн бұрын
Nice little video of being patient and intimate up close! I'd like to know the equipment used and the exposures of these intimate shots!
@scotttuckerphotography 17 күн бұрын
Thank you! IMO the exposures aren't that important, but were shot on Aperture Priority and metered to protect the highlights. Links to the camera and lenses in the description but most were with the Nikon 60mm f2.8 macro =)
@FranBoloni 18 күн бұрын
Exactly what you said. This camera makes me want to take it along anywhere I go. Even to my office, it stays with me. Paired it with a 40mm Voigt, Z-mount. I've never had this feeling before, even with the Df, my default travel camera.
@scotttuckerphotography 18 күн бұрын
Glad to hear you feel the same way. You’ve got a pretty hard to find lens too!
@aaronnull8950 18 күн бұрын
Great review, thank you for sharing. I agree with your frustrations regarding the ISO dial. For me, I have been using the ISO dial basically as a shutter speed dial while in Aperture priority mode....I have it set to 100 most of the time, but when I need to increase my shutter speed substantially in the moment for some reason I just give it a twist. I don't really care what the ISO dial lands on most of the time, the camera seems to handle high ISO noise really well, and if its a problem then Lightroom AI denoise has actually been pretty helpful. I have no idea how to use video functions as I have only ever had cameras that do well with photos, but I would be interested to learn more.
@scotttuckerphotography 18 күн бұрын
Great feedback on your experiences. I shoot Aperture priority a lot like you, but I will simply have AutoISO turned on with a ceiling of 6400, and I'll use the EC dial vs the ISO dial to make adjustments. Interesting take on how to use the ISO dial in a unique way!
@Gregs_World 19 күн бұрын
i enjoyed this very much. thank you.
@scotttuckerphotography 19 күн бұрын
Very much appreciated, glad you enjoyed it!
@stevenj2380 19 күн бұрын
(Walk around in the city personal use) - I can get good control of Zf ...almost...as I get no use of EC adjustment unless I am in P or Auto. And depending on various ISO settings, I may not be locked into what I've set for ISO. I have to change the number and shut camera off and turn it to take effect. Note, I do mean being all on manual and a set iso - and the EC dial does nothing! PS. Wish lens is non-existing Voigtlander 20-40 f/2.
@scotttuckerphotography 17 күн бұрын
I think a bunch of us would be very happy if a CV zoom like that ever came to market!
@johnyoung1606 19 күн бұрын
Been a NIKON Guy since 1968!! Thanks for an Honest appraisal of the ZF........ I have a Z8 n Z6III :) :) Subscribed... :) :) :)
@scotttuckerphotography 19 күн бұрын
@@johnyoung1606 thanks for the sub! Liking the Z6iii?
@johnyoung1606 19 күн бұрын
@@scotttuckerphotography what question about the Z6III :) :) :)
@neboise1377 19 күн бұрын
These lens portray how falling in love looks like
@scotttuckerphotography 19 күн бұрын
@@neboise1377 I love that thought!
@andykphoto 19 күн бұрын
I have a Df and am thinking about trading it in for a Zf, or a Z6II… or maybe a Z6III… but I think you’re absolutely right about the UI issue on any Retro styled Nikon camera
@scotttuckerphotography 19 күн бұрын
@@andykphoto I would definitely give the ZF and Z6iii the first looks if in budget, they have brought a ton of capabilities to the table that the Z6ii can’t match.
@TBGTOMPHOTO 19 күн бұрын
You can set custom buttons to handle the switch from auto to manual ISO.
@scotttuckerphotography 19 күн бұрын
True, but this is a camera with a very few custom buttons. If it’s important to your workflow, I’d definitely do that.
@TBGTOMPHOTO 19 күн бұрын
@@scotttuckerphotography agreed, not optimal. But, the option is there if anyone wants it. :)
@ramelsen 20 күн бұрын
I've owned the Z8 for almost a year and I love the camera! Best camera i have ever tried, but I have been on a lookout for an everyday camera, that is not that big and bulky. So I might buy the ZF with the 40mm lens. Just one question, is the 40mm weather sealed?
@scotttuckerphotography 20 күн бұрын
@@ramelsen they say it’s “dust and drip resistant”, not “weather sealed”. It doesn’t have a metal mount, just plastic. I wouldn’t personally take it out in as rainy conditions as I would my S glass but fog or mist wouldn’t scare me.
@ramelsen 20 күн бұрын
@scotttuckerphotography thnx for the answer. Might have a look at the camera.
@eggums77 20 күн бұрын
Someone should do a Zf vs Df comparison.
@scotttuckerphotography 20 күн бұрын
@@eggums77 that would be fun. I wish Nikon would release a final F cam in the form of a Dfii, how cool would that be
@Baruk1993 20 күн бұрын
I love it but at the same time hate it because of the flip flap screen! Hey Nikon I want Zfii with a screen like Z8 😂😂😡😡
@ronaldsand3000 20 күн бұрын
Only minor disappointment is the very flimsy battery access door which feels like it could be easily damaged
@scotttuckerphotography 20 күн бұрын
@@ronaldsand3000 definitely agree, it’s a shame the bottom of the camera basically feels like low quality plastic compared to the rest of the body. Once you put a grip on and get metal down there it’s much improved.
@WhoIsSerafin 20 күн бұрын
You can set auto iso on one of the buttons. Hold it and turn the dial to turn on and off. I live in Florida and use the voigtlander 40mm 1.2 for landscape quite often and never had glare issue.
@scotttuckerphotography 20 күн бұрын
I’ve used up all my custom buttons for more important stuff, plus the way I shoot AutoISO combined with the EC dial works faster IMO. I have a suspicion the glare issue is more face shaped related. Deeper eyes and brows probably don’t experience it.
@jeffhowe2892 20 күн бұрын
Love my Zf, love your spoon.
@scotttuckerphotography 20 күн бұрын
ALL HAIL THE SPOON
@EdAb 20 күн бұрын
I think its more like a spatula... I love it too, but I want it for cooking not as a audio tool. 😄
@scotttuckerphotography 20 күн бұрын
@ that’s true…it’s GREAT for scrambled eggs!
@smkunder1 20 күн бұрын
Great video, I love the old Nikon 105 P 2.5 on the ZF, it’s awesome. Hard lens to beat.
@scotttuckerphotography 20 күн бұрын
Had that lens for a bit, it was very nice! Wish I could have gotten focus confirmation with it, would have likely kept it.