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I scooted over to the nearby wetlands this morning to put the new Z8 through its paces. Lots to learn still and new techniques to be refined, both in camera use as well as post processing. It's certainly a learning curve compared to the Z6II.
Not cloud in the sky, and I got there too late (mid-morning), so the light was harsh. The capabilities of this camera compared to what I was used to in the past are awe-inspiring, mainly with frame rate, blackout-free viewfinder, and subject tracking.
The catch.....
The fumble.....
Harassment.....
Not cloud in the sky, and I got there too late (mid-morning), so the light was harsh. The capabilities of this camera compared to what I was used to in the past are awe-inspiring, mainly with frame rate, blackout-free viewfinder, and subject tracking.
The catch.....
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The fumble.....
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Harassment.....
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