

Another good deal from Irix USA on two lenses for Nikon F-mount (brand new lenses, available only at Amazon):
This promotion will end tomorrow (Monday). Make sure you click the $75 off checkbox in the listing:


Another good deal from Irix USA on two lenses for Nikon F-mount (brand new lenses, available only at Amazon):
This promotion will end tomorrow (Monday). Make sure you click the $75 off checkbox in the listing:



Shooting Birds In Flight (BIF) from a balcony during the quarantine with the Nikon Z50 by Krishnan Venkitachalam:
My casual shooting camera a Sony RX100 ver 1 had gone bust a few months ago. I was looking for a replacement for my Sony which has served me well for over nine years. Initially I had thought another RX100 (RX100 VII specifically) but I discovered that the cost was similar to the Nikon Z50. The Z50 is a bit larger in size but still is compact enough with the kit lens. I thought I’d give it a try. Then there is this flexibility of changing lenses which is not there with the RX100. I decided on the Z50.
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Venus Optics just released their Laowa 65mm f/2.8 2x Ultra-Macro APO APS-C lens for Nikon Z-mount:


The new Nikon WR-R11a/WR-T10 and Nikon WR-R11b/WR-T10 remote controller combo sets are now in stock.


The new Nikon WR-R11a (B&H | Amazon) and Nikon WR-R11b (B&H | Amazon) remote controller are also in stock.


Avalanche is a new software solution developed by the French company Cyme. With Avalanche you can import/export photo libraries between different platforms while preserving all edits (Aperture, Lightroom, Luminar and soon CaptureOne – new platforms are being added on a regular basis).

Cyme recently released a new version of Avalanche that is compatible with Luminar AI. The new Avalanche for Luminar can migrate existing Aperture, Lightroom (and soon CaptureOne) photo catalogs into Luminar catalogs while keeping all edits. The press release can be found here. Additional information is available here: