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Binoculars are actually really useful

Cool video man

Great video. ❤❤❤ I bought the Nikon P950 camera and it works great for me. It was only $700.

What kind of lens do you have on the camera in the befinning of this video?

I absolutely love the P950.

Does it have flash light

so sigma 🐺

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Usm connection to eyepiece not shown, how 3 prongs fixes ? Obviously you can take pics as well,

Nice work chaps, great video 👍. Patient is the virtue you most certainly need.

I'm preparing to go on an African Safari this summer and am intrigued about this camera, but wondering if it's overkill over the p950 given how unsharp the images are in the end of the zoom range.

Thank you for having me Ben! Fun day out and nature delivered even without perfect light conditions!

Hi there, I own the exact same kit and strongly suggest putting a wrist strap on that lens and holding it always by the lens foot as the weight of that lens will warp your Z8 or 180-600mm mounting flange or both and will get a loosie twist feel when handing in the long run. With BIF I always use the Focusing box "wide L". In my "I" button, I setup to quickly change the focusing box for different scenarios like if the bird is behind heavy bush, I can switch it to spot focus. I set up CAF and MF override so If I need to, I can fine tune with manual focusing with focus peaking turned on. The other thing I can suggest is set up a Shoot A and Shoot B with settings for auto ISO (Shoot A) and ISO you can control with exposure compensation to the right 1-2 stops (Shoot B) for birds in flight that are consistently coming from one direction or static birds. If that Kite would consistently fly into the wind, I would Shoot in B mode that way I have proper exposure on the kite and then you can bring back that sky in post. If the Kite would be erratic and flying in all directions then Auto ISO, Shoot A mode, get it Sharp and deal with exposure and shadows in post later. By the way I never waste memory space shooting in Jpeg and Raw because remember you only got on CF card slot in that Z8, and I'm always shooting in FX, High Burst 20fps. I like CF Type B cards of 512GB. Do your research and you can get excellent brands at an excellent price. My SD card slot on my Nikon Z8 is always empty. For wildlife photography you want speed of capture, so CF always. BTW I considered the Z9 because of it having 2 CF card slots, but the weight and size between both camera bodies was a big factor in my decision. If I got a static bird, on approach I always try to move around considering its background and that all important Bokeh. Like you said, unfortunately having alota patience in order to get that killer shot is what is most important for this genre of photography. Other than that, that kit will definitely make your better at wildlife photography and like you say practice, practice. My 2cts and tips for anybody out there considering this excellent kit.

Because the victory is stunning not cheap but well worth it every time you pick them up.

Disappointed by the dial for film sims. Seems a gimmick to me. How do I select multiple shots - a function I use a lot for wildlife photography? Thanks.

Nice work Ben where is this please

Great vid. Glad I found this

Did you actually look through the devices at all ??

I am thinking to get one. I shoot on a x100f (Fuji) jpeg and road but jpeg on across and I have to admit, I do not touch the Raw and clean up the jpeg. But I feel limited in the law lights situations. It is likely me and not the camera but, I feel I can use all the help I can get from a full size sensor, monochromatic and 1.7 aperture. Be kind but let me know what you think

You needed a tad more shutter speed for those flying birds.

70 degree Fro? 😂 Great video. Some cracking photos of the Kite.

I fitted my baader Hyperion zoom to the Gavia using the Zeiss astro mount and I have attached my A600 camera with a sigma lens. pretty pleased with this, I also tried the Barlow and I am getting away with it for the most part, I am going to see what it looks like on Jupiter / Saturn.

How are things?! Yeah. really best , peace out~

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Thank you great video.I have a question is your tripod is big a naught to stabilize the camera at 3000 mm

for what its worth, i've had the 150-600 on sony. Its a FF frame lens which has obviously been adapted to go on mft. i dont really understand why anyone with mft would want a ff sized lens? defeats the object. Might as well go FF instead

Thank you Fee for your wonderful review. Going to Alaska in August 2024 and really don't want to carry my heavier pro camera eqip. Considering purchasing this camera? Best Jeff Brooklyn, N.Y.

Wonder if this focal length can handle a Nisi close up filter.

I actually like the donut bokeh. Not great for all images, but interesting at times. It's kind of like the bokeh of a Trioplan, kind of unique and out there. Using a stabilized camera body, you can have IS with this or any lens.

Ordered the camera through you guys so looking forward to it shipping. How's the 28th looking?

Brilliant presenter. I hope you stick with him. 👍

My pre-order is with you - just hope you can deliver the goods in good in a timely manner!

Nice video thanks

Based on this video alone I have subscribed. The perfect balance of humour and information. Excellent presentation.

Highly anticipated…… highly constipated more like.

That's a little over $27 for americans wondering. $27!

Twenty-one pound fifty

thanks

in those low light conditions and you manage to have these pictures. it is pretty amazing

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How much did the Roman baths cost? 😂

what is the actual weight of P950? Thanks.

can you please tell me settings for dulistant zooming on P1000 as my images are blurry and objexts are not clear on distinct zooming

Curvature of the warth is no where to be found. 😂 This camera prooves diistances you should t be able to see due to the so called curvature. Love this can

This remains the best review of the P1000 that I've seen. As others have said I would have liked to see what's possible with RAW files, but otherwise a fantastic review. Thanks!

How would you compare the 90 f2 and the 50-140 ? Of course the latter got the 50-90 range. But for the 90-150 range, doesn't the 90mm partly compensate because one can crop more since we shoot at lower iso, and the quality of the shots will be slightly better since it is a prime ? Plus you got a bit more bokeh with f2 than you do with f2.8, so with shooting at 90mm f2 and croping, don't we get at least like a 125 f 2.8 equivalent in terms of quality and Bokeh ?

Kann man denn schon mal bei den vielen Testberichten verraten wie nah man mindestens heran kann um es etwa als Macro zu nutzen! Viele drücken sich wohl um die Info, oder täusche ich mich da. Ich benutze gern die kurzen Tele als Macro. OM wird das Angebot wohl sehr kurz halten um kein Überangebot und schrumpfende Preise zu riskieren, deshalb reden wir mal in 2-3 Jahren wieder darüber.

OM dropped support for the OM1i flagship after less than 2 years, I'm boycotting.

Interesting lens!

The elephant in the room re this lens seems to be the price and the comparison price-wise with the non-M43 version. I'm guessing there must have been cost involved in adapting the lens to M43 (and are there other enhancements to the M43 version?). Bringing this lens to the OM system is going to be a big deal for serious wildlife photographers (regardless of cost) and I think it's great that OM system are expanding the format (despite the negativity they seem to attract). None of this rambling means I'll be buying the lens unless I unexpectedly come into money any time soon.... Great review video though!