Uploading Photographs From A Digital Camera

1. I dedicate myself to photography 25 years ago, from the analogous cameras. 2. I have had two Olympus digital cameras, three fuji and five Pentax APS C digital cameras and I have sold 60 x 40 inch printed photographs. Now I have acquired the K1 Mark II. 3. My landscape, architecture and commercial photographs have been published in several books. 4. I think the K1 Mark II, is a PHOTOGRAPHIC camera and has a great personality. 5. I think the K1 Mark II is a camera for those who love the moment of each shot as well as the camera settings for each shot. 6. I had a Canon 5D Mark III for 45 days and I used it every day, the system for selecting the focus point is not precise, "almost always jumps" to the wrong place, instead the K1 Mark II system is always accurate. 7. If you want a camera to travel in time, the Mark II is not for you. For me, 4.4 fps is not a problem. 8. The elimination of noise seems fundamental to me and this function, until today, will always be against sharpness and this comment is appropriate, since I also do night photography. 9. I do not have the original K1, so it is impossible for me to do comparative image tests between both cameras, but I can review the tests carried out by Internet professionals who make this type of review and compare one image against the other and the conclusions This type of opinion is very subjective because there is no dispositive that measures mathematically that "X" camera is .001 sharper or .002 less sharp. Of course I recommend the K1 Mark II. I ask for an apology for my English. Greetings

This is my third digital Nikon camera. I enjoy landscape photography and have been wanting a full frame camera for some time. I've been reading about the Z6 and watching YouTube videos to understand the pros and cons of the camera. In my case, the pros out weighted the cons. I've only had the camera for two weeks so I'm still learning but so far I've taken a number of photographs with excellent color rendering using a Nikon AF-S 16-35 mm 1.4G ED VR lens. I haven't taken any videos yet but will soon. The electric viewfinder shows you exactly what the image will look like. I showed the camera to a friend who's is very knowledgeable of photography. He was impress with the quality of the camera build and photographs.

At the age of 75 years, this is my first good digital camera and I plan to use it to take nature photographs. It is so easy to learn to use and the lenses are fantastic.

This is my first digital camcorder and the second for my husband. We bought it to do clips of sporting matches for uploading to the web. A lot of the environments are darker locations and so far the camera has done a fine job. We are just beginners/amateurs at this, so take it for what it is worth, but the quality of the videos is pretty good and the camcorder is pretty easy to operate. We went this model and a 32 GB card. Built-in memory just wasn't important to us. I would recommend a larger battery, as the one supplied has lasted us for about 2 hours or so. The camcorder is pretty easy to use and serves our purposes wonderfully.

Inks used in a 2880 printer to make prints from photographs here were either made with film or digital.

I used the reflector to take digital photographs of my art work. It provided stable light source.

Great lens, the photographs I've taken with this lens are amazing. Great for those who are new to the world of Digital Photography.

Very fast for uploading photos from camera to computer via Wi-Fi.

Use it to upload directly to Lightroom from my camera. it is not a battery, so it won't dies while uploading.

I used this paper for printing photographs in a digital lab. I have no complaints about the quality, construction, or durability.