I print from Adobe Photoshop.

The pool table is 8' long. This is just a couple I have printed on my Canon iPF-8400.

Are willing to pay $15 a square foot plus shipping for your print. If you want it on canvas it's $25 a square foot. I have Canon iPF-8400.
If you want to talk about it call me.
(602)819-1150

Don't even think about it. You need at least a ND16 or more. You will fry your camera and you eye and still not get any pictures. Both of my cameras will have ND16 filters and using snapbridge to view what the camera is seeing.

I hope this setup works.

My yesterday post got me thinking. Back in about 2004 a friend of mine was into sports photography and I notice he had a gun site mounted on his camera and asked why. His response was "it allowed him to have both eyes open so he could have a better feel to what was happening" I bought a EOTEC gun sight and the results were night and day.
So I went digging around a box of parts and was able to find a mount that I could mount the solar sight to.

Here is what I use. It's small and will fit in the palm of your hand. I take a couple rubber bands and strap it to my lens. Here is a link.
https://www.televue.com/engine/TV3b_page.asp?id=66

The Nikon MC-36A it's a wired connection and a Nikon WR-R11a it's remote. Use them on my D850, D6, Z8 and Z9. The Z9 has a menu item that does Interval timer shooting. Haven't check it out on the Z8. Check them out at Nikon and see if they will do what you need.

Buy an ND16 90mm or 95mm with step up rings. The step up rings will allow you to use the filter on all your lenses.

I use ND16 when shooting the sun.

I own a Canon iPF-8400 and a Canon PRO-1000. The iPF will 44" wide and I think 15' long, the longest I have ever printed is 12'. Here in Tempe Arizona we have Tempe Camera which has a print shop. Give me a call to see if I can help. (602)819-1150

If your a Nikon user I would recommend NPHOTO. They have hard copy and internet subscriptions.

I use SnapBridge to do download my Z9s to my iPAD. Was not sure about the Z8 so I did a search using the following in the search bar. "Can snapbridge connect to a nikon Z8" and got the following.

To connect your Nikon camera and phone using SnapBridge, you need to:
Download and install the SnapBridge app to your Android phone or tablet, or iPad or iPhone.
Open the camera’s menu and select Bluetooth.
Open SnapBridge on your phone.
Select your camera.
Start the search.
Connect the camera and phone.
Connecting a Z series camera to a compatible smartphone or tablet using the SnapBridge app is simple. Just download the app onto your iPhone, iPad, and/or iPod touch or smart devices running on the Android operating system and follow the prompts to pair the camera via Bluetooth and Wi-Fi2.

I want to give a shout out to Tempe Camera here in Tempe Arizona. The last of the brick and mortar camera stores here in the valley.

Been using Nikon since the D1. Own the Z8, Z9 and the 70-200 2.8 S lens. The major difference for me is the battery life even with the MB-N12 battery pack. I get around 400 shots on the Z8 and over 2800 on the Z9 with a single battery charge. Why do I own both the Z8 and the Z9 is because the Z8 is lighter and has a smaller footprint. Getting old and on occasion not being able to use a tripod, out comes the Z8. Shoot a lot of High School sports and lighting is poor but I see very little difference between the Z8 and the Z9 and with post processing I am happy with the results. I haven't done a comparison shot between the two cameras.