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I think there were 6 of them, I counted beaks/tails, and then walked to another perspective to confirm. American White Pelicans weigh 14 lbs.+ each, per Sibley Bird Guide, and I rounded up because they looked well-fed.
Agreed. I'm newer to eye detection/tracking and am amazed that it works as well as it does. As a back-up, I use Steve's suggestion of assigning RSF to a Fn button, reverting my Z9 back to the focus mode I used with my D500.When eye detection works it's downright magical. Unfortunately it isn't reliable. I've currently got animal detection assigned to a Fn button(via recall) as a secondary/optional function. If I miss focus on a subject I can forgive myself. If I turn control over to the camera and it misses I'm not as forgiving. And since I shoot a lot from a boat that could get very expensive
Now, Dan, the rules are that all hands, feet and cameras must remain on the boat!When eye detection works it's downright magical. Unfortunately it isn't reliable. I've currently got animal detection assigned to a Fn button(via recall) as a secondary/optional function. If I miss focus on a subject I can forgive myself. If I turn control over to the camera and it misses I'm not as forgiving. And since I shoot a lot from a boat that could get very expensive
