Today, we jump into part two of my three-part series on my experience shooting for the past three months with the new Nikon Z 6II mirrorless camera. In part one, we went over ergonomics and first impressions, while in today’s episode, we will take the camera out into the field to visit the wildlife. If you are up to date on your mid-2000s comedy references, you will, at some point, have likely heard the bit of sage wisdom: “If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball.” This was, of course, proclaimed unironically by the coach of a dodgeball team who then proceeded to heave one of the metal implements at an unsuspecting player. This is kind of how I feel about bird photography. If your autofocus can keep up with birds in flight, it can probably keep up with pretty much anything. In fact, while as I stated in the first part of this series I am definitely not a professional wildlife photographer, one of the main reasons I picked it up as a hobby was because I found it to be great practice for me in terms of autofocus. In my professional life, I photograph […]
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