CONTENTS – ISSUE 74 2022
NIKON Z 7II A FIELD-BASED REVIEW
By Robert Thompson
Robert Thompson is an award-winning natural history photographer,
author, freelance writer, conservationist and entomologist. In this, his
first article for Nikon Owner, he reviews the Nikon Z 7II.
NEITHER SHAKEN, NOR STIRRED (Part 2)
By Simon Stafford
Simon Stafford discusses the use of Vibration Reduction for F-mount and Z-mount Nikkor lenses coupled with Nikon Z-series mirrorless cameras.
MALDIVES – INDIAN OCEAN ISLANDS PARADISE
By Andrew Main Wilson
Andrew Main Wilson recalls taking his Nikon F4 to a shoot in the
Maldives; it is an idyllic location, filled with breathtaking natural beauty.
REVENGE OF THE (F) SIX
– A FILM PHOTOGRAPHY DIARY
By Becky Danese
Much has been written about the joys of autumn in England; Becky
Danese heads to Hever Castle with her Nikon F6 to capture its essence.
AN IMPRESSIONIST IMAGE (2011)
By Heather Angel
Heather Angel describes how she used focus-stacking to create a stunning floral abstract from multiple images of an Algerian iris.
A PICTURE IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS
– WITH A NIKON
We launch a new series of renowned figures shooting with Nikon.
OLD CAMERAS, NEW TRICKS
By Simon Stafford
Simon Stafford overviews his experiences using a Nikon F2A Photomic film camera and the Negative Digitiser feature of the D850.
BECKY’S BOOK NOOK
By Becky Danese
Becky Danese has selected Wild World Photographing Iconic Wildlife by Richard Barrett to launch this brand-new series.
THE TONY HURST GALLERY
Words by Gray Levett
The little-known Nikon M35S Dark Box microscope camera was shot by the acclaimed photographer Tony Hurst in his Dublin studio.
THE MUSICAL BOX OF MICHAEL PUTLAND: IMAGES FROM HIS ARCHIVE
By Gray Levett
The death of the Rolling Stones’ drummer Charlie Watts was a huge loss to the world. Michael Putland’s poignant shot captures a moment in time.
