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It might be best to start a new thread on this topic rather than hijack one of the few non-Nikon threads here to ask Nikon gear questions.If anyone does that it would be NikonBut I just sold my Z 400 4.5 and Z 180-600 and purchased the Z 600 f6.3 I'm impressed that's for sure, But what lens you think I should complement it with I was thinking of the Z 100-400?
That’s awesome!!!!
The camera would intrigue me if I was invested in Sony. I'd have to wait a bit for refurbs to afford. Can Nikon be that far behind? No interest in 300mm, too short for wildlife/action. Maybe landscape, but a 1.4x or 2x TC does the same job on my 70-180 2.8.
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You can program it for EC or a variety of other things now.
I use the EC a lot with auto iso. I wonder if anyone is printing a sticker to put in it.
That was more like an ironic kind of post. If your name was Jared Polin you'd know what I mean
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Details will come. Sony has a lot of tech that they aren’t in a hurry to share. Details will come from independent testers which is typically what happens with sensors and lenses etc.Article in french, which also highlights the silence about any technical details of the sensor
On a essayé le Sony Alpha A9 Mark III, le boîtier qui va révolutionner la photo sportive
Équipé du premier capteur à obturation globale de l’industrie photographique, l’A9 Mark III de Sony dépasse les limites physiques existantes. Les déformations de balayage disparaissent, la vitesse d’obturation passe au 1/80 000e et la synchro flash devient sans limite.
I would assume it spins all the way around like shutter/aperture dials so a sticker wouldn’t work. Without a top lcd, you would have to pay attention to the EV setting in the EVF or rear screen if you leave it on. It’s really just a minor change to the way you shoot and easy to adapt to.
It's probably like the A74 - on mine it spins all the way but it also allows you to go to +/- 5 EV. A fair trade IMO
I guess it depends on the type of wildlife you do, it's a great lens for mammals, larger BIF, hides/ closer distances. Ideal lens also for safari and low light. I've pre ordered to pair with the 600mm F4, along with the 1.4 and x 2 that provides coverage for most scenarios.
They are both impressive for totally different reasons! 300 2.8 for the size / weight for that class of lens and the 600PF for the fact it's about the same length and size as the 300 2.8!
Having owned a couple of 300 f28 lenses in the past what amazes me isn't the size (it actually looks about the same as other vendors' 300/f2.8s in size), but the fact that it weighs a little over 3lbs (well, 3.6 lbs with the 2x TC pictured, but who's counting)
). My last 300/f28 was nearly 6 lbs. Where is this photo from?
Alex Phan on Facebook. He’s been shooting the a9III and this lens for a week. All wildlife and the results are stunning.
A great time to be a wildlife photographer with deep pockets
Totally agree! Hi Doug, I don't want to hijack the thread, just have a quick question & trying to get some help: do you know what happened to the sandhill cranes？ I drove all the way from San Jose to the Cosumnes Preserve last week but only saw 3. It was kind of baffling. Or perhaps it's too early in the migrating season? I did see a flock of 10 turkey vultures, and tons of geese. Thanks. OliverA great time to be a wildlife photographer with deep pockets
Alex Phan's sample photos on Facebook are quite impressive. My wallet is feeling the danger.
Thank you, bro, really appreciate it. I will try Woodbridge next week; I thought I missed the action.
