2Nd Hand Nikon Camera

for 2nd Camera

THIS IS THE 2ND D750 IVE BOUGHT FROM B&H, ALONG WITH A D810, & NUMEROUS OTHER ITEMS. B&H IS THE ONLY PLACE I BUY CAMERA EQUIPMENT FROM, JUST BECAUSE OF THERE PROMPT SERVICE, & HAVING EVERYTHING I NEED! AS FAR AS THE NIKON CAMERA BODIES ALL OF THEM MEET OR EXCEED MY NEEDS! THANK YOU B&H, & NIKON!

this is my 2nd camera b/c i'm using with each camera different Nikon lenses: Nikon 300F4 and Nikon 18 -300mm. This is much yesier insted of changing lenses each time.There is never enough time to change lenses.

Bought it as a 2nd battery for my Nikon S3500 camera. I've taken a bunch of pictures with flash, and it still looks like it's fully charged.

2nd battery for my camera

This is my 2nd Nikon clear filter that i have purchased. This one was for my new nikon z 85 1.8. I use it for protection of the front element for which it works great as well as easier cleaning (very easy to clean). It doesn't seem to impact image quality, I bought Nikon filter based on this article by Roger Cicala (https://www.lensrentals.com/blog/2017/06/the-comprehensive-ranking-of-the-major-uv-filters-on-the-market/) showing among the best transmission rates.

I use this product for macro photography of small objects. I have particularly enjoyed using it to photograph small insects as they pollinate wildflowers. The flash is very versatile; the flash units can be mounted on the ring or used off ring. I typically like to keep one on the ring and hold the second one by hand. I have used this flash to illuminate the interior of flowers. You can hand hold one flash for back or sidelighting or from any angle you choose. I have been able to achieve excellent close-ups of insects that surpass what I have been able to do in the past. The wireless aspect is nice. No wires to fool with. Keep extra batteries on hand; if you do a lot of shooting, especially rapid fire, you will need them. Cons: The flash unit on the front of the camera can be bulky; be careful when adjusting your tripod or moving from one location to another. It is not that hard to install or operate. One last thing, if you are going to use it with the Nikon 60 mm Macro, make sure you order the adapater ring that mates this flash to that particular camera. This ring can be ordered in the accessory section for the R1C1. If you are using the 105 mm Nikon macro, you will need an adapter ring for that lens in order to use the autofocus selection on that lens. For macro, I recommend manual focus only. Autofocus works with my 60 mm OK -and sometimes you need it for fast moving insects - but manual is probably best when doing most macros. The 60mm adapter ring is Nikon designated SY - 1- 72; and for the 105 mm it is SY - 1-62.

This bracket rotates my Nikon DSLR easily and smoothly.  I already had the Vello off-camera flash cable (equivalent to the Nikon version at a much lower price).  Of course, its a two-handed operation, with your left hand on the bracket handle and only your right hand to do everything on the camera, such as zoom and if you choose to do manual focus, youll have to do that with your right hand also.  I dont consider that any inconvenience for the way I need to use the bracket.  Its sturdily built and holds the camera solidly.  I havent compared to the much more expensive types of brackets but Id be hard pressed to imagine a significant functional difference.

It is such a great accessory for Nikon Z fc, earlier I used to be very worried about camera getting slipped from my hand due to its slim body. Apart from amazing grip, built in Arca plate and vertical mount, this grip adds aesthetic to the camera, without adding much weight. A must buy for this camera. Kudos for B&H Team to send this overseas to me.

The quality of the photos taken on the Nikon D850 is outstanding. I was concerned that moving up to a professional camera with all the bells and whistles would be overwhelming but have found that the menus and controls are easy to use. Yes, there is a learning curve, but the controls and menus are straight forward. I was concerned about the weight but have found that the camera is comfortable in my hand and nicely balanced. I can even use a long (600mm) lens as a hand held if needed; the camera offsets what I always thought of as the front heavy feel of that lens. There are so many good choices for quality cameras right now. I spent a lot time time trying to decide between this model and the Nikon D6ii mirrorless. I don't think you can go wrong with either one but I am very happy with what I got.