Kenny88
Active member
I have a D500, which is great for everything wildlife/birding, but I'd like to be able to carry one camera body when I travel and be able to use the one body for landscapes/travel photography and in case I see some wildlife capture some photos as well. My thought is that a Nikon Z7 would fit the bill because the extra megapixels would allow me to use it in Crop mode, and act as a DX for wildlife, and non crop mode for anything else.
Since I don't own a Z7, I'm wondering if anyone can chime in how well the Z7 is in crop mode for the purpose of wildlife photography. I know that the focusing might not be on point with the D500, but that's fine....I won't be using it for birds in flight, and more of static subjects.
Thanks
Since I don't own a Z7, I'm wondering if anyone can chime in how well the Z7 is in crop mode for the purpose of wildlife photography. I know that the focusing might not be on point with the D500, but that's fine....I won't be using it for birds in flight, and more of static subjects.
Thanks