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Apr 24, 2019 19:17:45   #
Thanks. The birds have come just inside my back sliding door !
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Apr 24, 2019 18:23:41   #
kpmac wrote:
Nice set. Would have like to view them in download.


Sorry. Its my first post. Not sure how to make them available for download.
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Apr 24, 2019 18:20:54   #
UTMike wrote:
Good stuff! What are you using to capture these shots?


The flowers were shot with a Nikon D700. Birds with a Z7, fast shutter. Both with Nikon's 105mm macro.
The landscape was with the Z7 and 50mm.
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Apr 24, 2019 18:07:37   #
My view, my hummingbird friends and Dahlias.












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Apr 1, 2019 10:44:45   #
Bill_de wrote:
Thanks Dave, Richard, and NMGal!

I didn't change, just added the Z6. At this point my D850 will be primary. It was heavy overcast with drizzle. A couple of time the Z just couldn't lock focus. I would have to get close manually before the AF would lock in. Another issue is that the camera automatically goes to sleep to conserve the battery, and for birds is too slow to start up. These little birds do not sit still. The viewfinder (which is what I was using) will dim to warn you it is about to sleep, so you can touch the shutter or other button to keep it going. That drains the battery. I let it sleep some and kept it awake if waiting for a bird to turn it's head.

I had Alexa (Amazon Echo) set a timer for one hour. In that hour I took 105 shots. All shots were saved in large RAW and Fine JPG. I started with a fully charged battery which went down to 62%.

For me it was an hour well spent. The old lens did well and the in body VR was a pleasure for some hand held shots.

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Nikon manuals (Z7), are not that wonderful but the timeout numbers are adjustable. The focus points are as well, both in speed and area.
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Mar 14, 2019 10:09:33   #
It's not heavily advertised but the D850 should easily sync a TTL flash unit way faster than 200/sec, possibly giving you more flexibility. I use 8000/sec frequently.
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