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Thanks, Steven. Blame the focusing abilities of the Z6II for the sharpness.Beautiful birds. Splendid shots -- sooooo sharp!
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Thanks, Steven. Blame the focusing abilities of the Z6II for the sharpness.Beautiful birds. Splendid shots -- sooooo sharp!
Great to see wildlife shots from the 'ii" -- I'm going to upgrade my Z6 (portraits and landscapes) to the Z7ii 'cause I've never owned a mega mega pixel camera; guessing from your results with the 6ii and Steve's review of both 6ii and 7ii that it will make a great second wildlife back up cam to my D6.Thanks, Steven. Blame the focusing abilities of the Z6II for the sharpness.
I expect the sensor in the Z6II is pretty close to the D6 in terms of low light noise performance, etc. The Z7II with its much higher density sensor will bring lots of benefits in terms of being able to crop and still have a decent image left. It won't be as good as the D6 for fast wildlife action work but you can make it work.Great to see wildlife shots from the 'ii" -- I'm going to upgrade my Z6 (portraits and landscapes) to the Z7ii 'cause I've never owned a mega mega pixel camera; guessing from your results with the 6ii and Steve's review of both 6ii and 7ii that it will make a great second wildlife back up cam to my D6.