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Great video again. Do you have a video about using a monitor at a camera (R5/R7) for long angle bird shots. I'm struggling a little bid with it how to use it. Would be nice... :) And maybe some advice about the different kind off them (price, quality, etc.).

Thank you, I think you may have helped my decision. I have a 5d4 and 80d, looking to replace 80d. Think R7 will replace 80d.

Better to use DX mode than a 1.4 TC.

200-800 отличное стекло за свои деньги, пользуюсь им в связке с R5.

Thanks for sharing are you using auto ISO

This is the kind of content I've been waiting for before considering a z6iii! Love that you and others are using the 180-600 since that's my long lens, hoping to make the jump up from the zfc to the 6iii soon.

Just found your channel. What a beautiful settings and great presenter's style. Thank you for all the info and tips. New subscriber here! Peace

Great description.... Birds are what I like to shoot. Thank you... I don't want to spend the $ that the Z8 and Z9 cost. Plus, a little less weight makes handling easier. But, I am uber curious what the tracking/AF will be on the upcoming Z7 III. Because of weight; I am thinking my wife would prefer the upcoming Z90. These releases could be in the next month or two. I am am looking forward to your review on that camera with a comparison. Again, fabulous review...

Thank you, great I take sports photography and wedding photography Do you recommend z6iii

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Hello! Please write if a flash is suitable Godox Ving V860IIIC to my Canon EOS R7?

Do all of these comments on Z6III animal AF vs Z8/Z9 bird AF translate directly to video AF? Is the Z6III just slightly behind the Z8 in video AF? Can both of them track BIF at 4k120fps?

great review and very good comparison. I still love my Z8 with that lens, so no advantage as far as my use case.

Really great real-world tests. Thanks. Been enjoying your content as I'm considering a Z6III. I've subbed 👍

How much 24mp affects cropping small birds?

Great review. It may detect birds well, but I’m not too sure if it’s gonna jump to other animals if they are around.

Scott what is the big difference between the Z6 and the Z7 series of bodies .

another tip is: save focus position - load saved focus position??

Awesome video. I must ask though-what body was this video filmed on? The talking head portions. It hunted for focus randomly a few times. Hopefully not the new Z6! 😂

did you had any of those AF problems with older DSLRs ?

Hi. Love your channel. I'm a beginner and needed an all around camera (stills/video) for an arctic trip to Svalbard next July. I decided on the Z8. I bought the Z8 with the 24-120 F4. I'm also planning on getting the 180-600 very soon. The Z8 combo deal cost $4396. The Z6iii is $2496 + $1096 for the 24-120 (no bundle offered yet) = $3592. Do you believe for the $800 - the Z8 is the better buy? I'm looking for a one and done hybrid body that will serve me well over the long haul. PS: I have big hands and the Z6ii I held seemed small and the Sony A6700 seemed like a kid's toy...while the Z8 feels solid. TY.

Really informative video! Great to see you out in the field!

Great video just picked up my z8 so happy, can’t wait to pair it up with my 180-600 now I have to buy the tc perfect video review for what I wanted to know thanks so much stay well cheers from down under

Thank you for the information!!

An excellent review and great tips, thank you 🙂

Great review , a noticeable better capable focus on this upgraded z6III, but wondering if the reported Z6III has worse dynamic range compared to older Z6II due to Z6III's partially stacked sensor and is it noticeable ? It's been reported is worse at all ISO settings below 800 or nothing to worry about ? It seems like some feedback so far is that, Nikon had to compromised Dynamic range for better video and reducing rolling shutter effects for stills, like reduced dynamic ranges for Z9 Z8 , over the better superior dynamic range for stills of the BSI non stacked D850 but D850 suffers form a rolling shutter when electronic shutter selected instead of it's mechanical shutter .It's like Nikon needed to find a Dynamic Range sweet spot now with Z6III Z8-Z9?

Thanks for another great video Scott, good photography tips..

Thank you. I have the same as you have and I love it. I juste did'nt know that I could get as low ISO as you go

great tip to bring the focal plane close to you as you swing the camera up, thank you

Wow, thanks! You sold me. I now hope to get the 1.4x for my 180-600 after seeing your video.

Those are some amazing bird shots. Thank you for going into detail on what settings you used and why. I hope to one day save enough money to get a camera as good as the z6III.

As all-in-one family/travel lenses go if you could test with the 24-200/28-400 that would be great. I'd also love to see performance with adapted Canon glass since I know you have the same Fringer adapter and manty lenses that I do.

Fantastic review! I'm eyeing this camera and animal detect autofocus is one of my priorities. Thanks a lot!

Enjoyed the video.. Great job.. Till next time.. Be safe..

Ok, so, basically, the Z6III has the same ability to bird/BIF AF as the Z9 in animal AF mode. That means the Z9 is easily superior at bird/BIF AF vs the Z6III, because the Z9 is far better in bird AF mode than in animal AF mode when working with birds. In any case, this is a huge step up from the Z6II.

Just got my z6iii on Friday and I've been quite pleasantly surprised with the high ISO performance and image stabilization. Would love to hear your thoughts on these two topics. Great videos BTW - really enjoy watching them.

Thank you. Just what we wanted to know. Does the Z6iii allow you to make the focus box lines thicker like the Z9 now does? Matt Granger suggested moving the focal plane in front of the bird by setting the focus recall button on the lens to close focus. I have the Fn2 button on the Z9 set for spot focus so I do it like you do. Always after a double shutter button tap.

Good Video! Nice to watch and follow you. I.m also very happy with my Z6iii and 180-600 😊 Greatings from the Netherlands.

Great vid Scott. Even greater to see you out there getting back too good health. Best Wishes Ted. UK

I have the same system as you are testing (Z6iii + 180-600mm) and I've found your tips to be well thought out and carefully tested which makes it perfect for me to attempt on my own equipment. Thanks!!