Newfoundland sea birds. Nikon Z9 200-400 mm

[Borden]

Sea birds of Newfoundland

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[Borden]

Newfoundland seabirds.

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[Rassie]

Nice shots.
Any chance you could identify the species for us?

 

[Borden]

Nice shots.
Any chance you could identify the species for us?

Northern Gannets (largest Atlantic seabird) and Razorbills

 

[Ralph]

Newfoundland seabirds.
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Awesome set Borden! Well doneWere these taken at Cape St. Mary’s.?

 

[Borden]

Awesome set Borden! Well doneWere these taken at Cape St. Mary’s.?

Yes they were taken at Cape saint Mary’s.

 

[NorthernFocus]

Nice work.

 

[ssheipel]

Nicely done. Love that third shot, especially.

 

[frdjohns]

Very nice set.

 

[Paul Grecian]

I'm curious what you think of the 200-400mm on the Z9 as far as autofocus. Have you also tried it with teleconverters?

 

[Warren L]

Great shots interesting that the first shot of the Gannet with the black eye indicates bird flu survival

 

[Ralph]

Yes they were taken at Cape saint Mary’s.

Magical place.

 

[Borden]

I'm curious what you think of the 200-400mm on the Z9 as far as autofocus. Have you also tried it with teleconverters?

I’m using the F mount 200-400mm with the ftz mount. I found the autofocus snappy enough. I can’t compare it to the new line of Z lenses as I’ve not used it. I try to stay away from TCs most of the time to be honest.