billnikon wrote:
I shoot beside folks that shoot it all the time, and Canon shooters. If you have read my posts, I have stated that when the boys (that's the Nikon Z9 shooters, Canon shooters, and my Sony a1) compare the same shots from the same bird flying we have noticed that the Nikon Z9 results always include frames that are not in focus vs. the Canon and Sony shots that are in focus.
Again, I am not nocking the Nikon system, it is excellent. But the results are what they are, Nikon on a series of shots will loose focus in a series for some reason. I cannot tell you why, and it's not just one Nikon Z9 shooter reporting this, is is many. Again, I have seen the results with my own eyes.
HAVE YOU?
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...well sure I have, I've owned a Z9 pretty much from the beginning and I'm plenty happy with it. I've *learned* it. There are many many pros shooting Z9, and if there's one thing they, and me, have in common is that constant battle to get better...not just images but operating the equipment. You've made a choice and have stuck with it, and it seems like you're firmly away from Nikon. Bravo. Your work is fine and I've commented on that fact before. But this is a *Z9* thread, eh? AFA your side-by-side comparison that's anecdotal at best. I feel quite sure you'd LIKE operating a Z9 and master it quickly, much more quickly than those you're rubbing elbows with.