That number puts my home well within the altitude to receive some snow at 2800 feet! It’s Bogus. It’s Hanus. I know this can happen, but it doesn’t mean that I have to like it, now does it? So far it’s just rained overnight with the winds just a howlin’, but no flakes yet. Gladly, I have no reason to go out for a couple of days, the time this low-pressure system will be hanging around.
Some of you regular visitors will recall my cranky attitude about the sensor on my newer Nikon Z6 mirrorless camera. I did some deep digging into this issue on the internet today, and have apparently found a viable solution for this aggravating problem. These test photos I shot in the backyard this afternoon were one hundred percent better than previous photos.
Photos like these really augment the dust on the sensor. My research shows that my suspicions were true, many people who are using this newer mirrorless body are having the same dust intrusion problem too. I hope to keep the sensor much cleaner going forward. Being an amateur photographer, I guess the image quality may not be as important to others as it is to me…
Click a pic to see zero boogers in the photos!
Just four photos this time. I have to say that I am amazed at the lack of dust spots in these photos as compared to the Nikon Z6 system. I now regret selling my old Nikon D3300 system. It just worked and without being a dust trap.
But, the photo quality isn’t as good as the Z6 if you follow my logic. Yesterday, I found a rather large dust bunny between the lens and the mirror, inside the camera body. I’m going to try a different camera if this crap continues! 🤬
The Robbers Roost, located in the Spring Mountains is a very short hike at high altitude. More information. Perhaps there are many American politicians hiding out way up here above 8000 feet at the Robbers Roost? Book em’, Danno!
