Re: Is it worth buying a Nikon d850 for wildlife in 2022?
Hmmm...so these are the advice coming from one who seems to know everything about Nikon even for info that were normally not shared outside of development, and also one who gets his hands on products that were recently released and haven't really been shipped to the market.
Do I smell something fishy?
And then trying to tell others that D850 is really noisy, Z6/7 II are not good enough for BIF and only the Z9 can get the job done sure sounds like marketing to me.
Well, if you can't use any recently released cameras in the past 10 years, you are just not good enough because others can shoot BIF or PIF even with manual focus lenses by using zone focus or hyperfocus with preset target range. It is easy once you get your hands on it.
Noise is not such a big issue even for small birds once they get used to it and noticed that no harm ever came to them everytime the noise appears. As for golfers who got annoyed by single shot or short bursts, they are just not good enough trying to blame others for the missed putt. Because a sniper will get their shots even with bombs and heavy weapons going off around them.
🤣
Oh! I still remembered your street shots with the recently released 58mm f/0.95 Noct with plenty of cats eyes bokeh when other cheaper alternative does not. Oh! Yes you sold it and got the 50mm f/1.2 S when it came out. Stories repeat itself.
Maybe we are more interested in what Nikon will be coming out next. Even better what Canon, Fujifilm Sony...will be coming out before Christmas. 🤔
Re: Is it worth buying a Nikon d850 for wildlife in 2022?
Hmmm...so these are the advice coming from one who seems to know everything about Nikon even for info that were normally not shared outside of development, and also one who gets his hands on products that were recently released and haven't really been shipped to the market.
Do I smell something fishy?
And then trying to tell others that D850 is really noisy, Z6/7 II are not good enough for BIF and only the Z9 can get the job done sure sounds like marketing to me.
Well, if you can't use any recently released cameras in the past 10 years, you are just not good enough because others can shoot BIF or PIF even with manual focus lenses by using zone focus or hyperfocus with preset target range. It is easy once you get your hands on it.
Noise is not such a big issue even for small birds once they get used to it and noticed that no harm ever came to them everytime the noise appears. As for golfers who got annoyed by single shot or short bursts, they are just not good enough trying to blame others for the missed putt. Because a sniper will get their shots even with bombs and heavy weapons going off around them.
🤣
Oh! I still remembered your street shots with the recently released 58mm f/0.95 Noct with plenty of cats eyes bokeh when other cheaper alternative does not. Oh! Yes you sold it and got the 50mm f./1.2 S when it came out. Stories repeat itself.
Maybe we are more interested in what Nikon will be coming out next. Even better what Canon, Fujifilm Sony...will be coming out before Christmas. 🤔
Re: Is it worth buying a Nikon d850 for wildlife in 2022?
Hmmm...so these are the advice coming from one who seems to know everything about Nikon even for info that were normally not shared outside of development, and also one who gets his hands on products that were recently released and haven't really been shipped to the market.
Do I smell something fishy?
And then trying to tell others that D850 is really noisy, Z6/7 II are not good enough for BIF and only the Z9 can get the job done sure sounds like marketing to me.
Well, if you can't use any recently released cameras in the past 10 years, you are just not good enough because others can shoot BIF or PIF even with manual focus lenses by using zone focus or hyperfocus with preset target range. It is easy once you get your hands on it.
Noise is not such a big issue even for small birds once they get used to it and noticed that no harm ever came to them everytime the noise appears. As for golfers who got annoyed by single shot or short bursts, they are just not good enough trying to blame others for the missed putt. Because a sniper will get their shots even with bombs and heavy weapons going off around them.
🤣
Oh! I still remembered your street shots with the recently released 58mm f/0.95 Noct with plenty of cats eyes bokeh when other cheaper alternative does not.
Jun 30, 2022 at 06:49 AM
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