JPuckettPhoto wrote:
lol...well, yesterday was the first time I'd ever stepped into this post, to see if anybody was posting Z6III images, instead I found the camera body gatekeeper. This ain't a particularly happening forum these days.
Anyway, you do you, no feelings hurt here. I wish you luck in your journey against camera body inclusion.
BTW, if exifs didn't exists and nobody told you, you'd have no clue which images were from which bodies.
RoamingScott wrote:
No! That is what the Z images thread is for. Why are we still having this conversation, and why is the Z6iii still in the thread title @patotts@ ?
I have to say I fully agree with you, and having the Z6 IIi images in here makes no sense.
I don't see these guys often but this week I have come accross two in ideal spots for photos , that will probably never happen again. Painted Bunting in Austin , with good light too , didn't even have to sharpen the photo or use any noise reduction. 10% crop for framing .
NIKON Z 8VR 500mm f/4E lens500mmf/4.01/800s100 ISO0.0 EV
Very crisp and colorful images. This lens is impressive, even with the TC.
Lance B wrote:
Here is the 600 PF with the Z1.4x TC. I thought I would try it out on my new little friend, a Scarlet Robin that I used my 800 PF on last week. This little guy, just a bit larger than my thumb, would not let me get closer than about 6.5mts and even at 800mm and now 840mm I had to crop substantially to get these.
I must say that the results are quite amazing considering the use of the TC on a slowish less and larger crops. AF was no issue either.
These are cropped from the full 8255 pixel width to about 4100 pixel width and then resized to 2850 pixels for web view.
Z8 + Z 600 pf + Z 1.4x TC, 1/320s f/9.0 at 840.0mm iso320
