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I am always surprised that you never seem to mention Nikon 1 cameras or show the results of anyone using these cameras. I like them as I get older and more decrepit, since they are very easy to carry around in my pocket.

Despite their poor specs on paper, the photos from them look great, especially if you tweak them in programs like Photoshop. Due to the small sensor there is not a lot of room for cropping, so a photograph­er needs to concentrat­e on obtaining a strong compositio­n, which is a good thing for me.

One advantage of the Nikon 1 system is the rapid frame rates of up to 60 frames per second, which some pros take advantage of with DX or full-frame telephoto lenses attached to get action shots of birds in flight or sports.

One pro, Thomas Stirr, has sold all of his ‘pro’ Nikon gear and now does all of his work on a Nikon J4, J5, V2 or V3. Robert Cullers, Kansas, USA It’s nice to hear from an enthusiast­ic Nikon 1 fan, Robert. We were interested to discover in last month’s Interview (Issue 69) that the legendary nature pro Frans Lanting also uses mirrorless cameras sometimes.

 ??  ?? In issue 69’s interview, legendary wildlife pro Frans Lanting said that “mirrorless technology is one of the more interestin­g branches of the digital photograph­y tree”
In issue 69’s interview, legendary wildlife pro Frans Lanting said that “mirrorless technology is one of the more interestin­g branches of the digital photograph­y tree”
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