mbike999 wrote:
In my opinion, it really has to do more with Nikon's implementation of blackout on the Z's (minus the Z9) than it does with differences in AF, FPS, or even sensor readout. If Nikon simply allowed one to have a live feed with blackout in H+ shooting like some of the other non-stacked cameras do, it would be far better for this use case, but as it stands the frame skipping/slideshow effect is jarring for action shooting.
Nikon make up for the slow sensor scan speed as well as some of the other companies, but IMO it is bad with Sony as well and I have used a lot of Sony cameras. Don't know as much about Canon, but that is a very different system and some people like the non-stacked sensor live feed and some don't. Without a stacked sensor even live feed EVF is going to have serious limitations especially as you task the processor in the camera.
I still think the 800 PF deserves a stacked sensor given its price and focal length.
Dec 20, 2021 at 02:44 PM
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