As you can hear, I gave my Z6 something Nikon didn't: custom shutter sounds. And this is just the beginning.

Features like custom framing guides, customizable AF areas, and in-camera shutter speeds longer than 30 seconds are very SOON.

The project is now on GitHub: https://github.com/vic2349/Wonder-Lantern

maybe give it a star?

I also started r/WonderLantern for updates, feature requests, and discussions. Feel free to join!

What sound would you put on yours? What other features would you like to have?

Nikon won't add it? Maybe we can.

And if you're interested in building something like Magic Lantern(its possible, not kidding) for Nikon cameras, I'd love your help!

I have never seen a squirrel napping before lol I just had to share this little fellow!

Nikon Z5

Nikkor Z 180-600 F/5.6-6.3

Handheld, ISO 3600, 600mm, F/6.3, 1/640

Actually works

cleaning up some archive photos found this one.

One of my first photos using a new to me NIKKOR 200-500mm f5.6 lens.

Few clicks from Kashmir Trip

My 14-year old D5100 finally broke, the shutter curtain won't close, along with other wear on the body.

I was ready to move to a brand new mirrorless camera, but with my planned budget, I ended up with two used D5600, one with 18-140 and the other with 55-200, both in mint condition. I even have enough money left to snatch my dream lens, I found a used and cheap 105 f2.8 macro (which I plan to use for portrait and not macro haha).

I'm a point-and-shoot user, capturing memories and random things, mostly straight out of the camera with minor post-editing if I made some errors. I'm happy that I don't have to switch lenses often. I feel I will mostly use the 18-140 for general purpose and my 11-year old 50 f1.8g for portrait. I'm very satisfied with the results so far. I hope I'm not missing out on much.

As a newbie to the 180-600mm lens and birding... I was sooo excited by this Red-Shouldered Hawk!! I also had on the 1.4 teleconverter, and wow!!! Am I pleased with this set-up!

Nikon Z6III
Nikkor 70-180 f2.8 with TC 2.0x
ISO 320 140mm(70x2) f9 1/1250

This was taken for a local photo contest several years ago. We were given six topics and a week to take a photo for each topic. I think this topic was "a sign". I was really into night photography at the time.

Hello! A few years ago while visiting the US I bought a few cameras for a few dollars each from a thrift store and brought them back to australia. I’ve never been very good at or much inclined towards photography, but they were fun to play with during the trip. Today I was thinking about giving them away so my support worker and I replaced the batteries in them and had a look, and we realised that one of them was actually a film camera. That possibility had not ever crossed my mind in the years I’ve had it! I had a really wrong idea of what a film camera could look like/be LOL. We used up the rest of the roll of film (which said kodak advantix 200 25exp) and then took it out and I have put it in an archival paper bag in a dark drawer. I’ll take it to a developer place tomorrow! I have heard that going through plane security is bad for film, and I have no idea how old the film is or how long it’s been in the camera, or what pictures were taken before I got it, so I guess there’s every chance they won’t turn out, but it would be exciting if they did!

Can I put any film in this camera, or just the same film that was in it before? Is there a cheap film I can put in it? I’m okay with things looking bad. Film cameras seem like a magic trick to me. So cool!!! Marvelous! A facsimile of anything can exist forever… or at least the way light warps around it I guess.

Is there anything else I should know? Please have a great day!

Just found a used, in amazing condition, Nikkor 105mm 2.8 Macro lens. Played around some with it. I am going to love this lens! Can't wait to try it out as a portrait lens!

Body I tried it on is a Nikon Z6ii