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Daniel Zdonczyk

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I took this image in Amagusa in May 2022.Taken on a very cloudy day.

On another matter, I want to point out the pleasure that has been to take pictures with the Nikon Z6II, I find the rendition of this camera is superb. It shines especially in brown and green tones. With bright colored birds it's very similar to other Nikon cameras that I have used. However with these more subtle colors is exceptional at showing tone gradations and subtle transitions of light. It does so well that I just use the jpeg images (jokingly: cardinal sin for RAW fans), cropping , a couple of touches and is ready to go. Not even 5 minutes of computer work. Any of you Nikon users have had the same experience with the Nikon Z6II ?
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ssheipel said:
Nice shot. Love the detail in the moss and the colour markings/lines in the feathers!
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Thank you so much! This bird has a very interesting black head, grey neck , then olive back and brown and beige wing feathers. I see it as understated beauty.The camera sensor gives it justice.
 
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Beautiful image, Daniel.
To answer your question, yes, I'm getting similar results from my Z6II. Never having used a full frame digital camera prior to getting the Z6II, I find its IQ, especially for such pictures as this one, to be markedly better than what I was getting from the DX Nikons I used before.
 
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Rassie said:
Beautiful image, Daniel.
To answer your question, yes, I'm getting similar results from my Z6II. Never having used a full frame digital camera prior to getting the Z6II, I find its IQ, especially for such pictures as this one, to be markedly better than what I was getting from the DX Nikons I used before.
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Thank you much. I had the Nikon D800 (also a large sensor) but I think the Z6II has a better rendering overall.
 
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