With the release of the Z 9, Nikon ensured that the race for the best full-frame mirrorless camera was a three-horse race between Canon and Sony. This great video looks at the Z 9 in the field and how it handles a difficult subject, birds in flight.
Coming to you from Jan WegenerThis excellent video review gives a new look at Nikon Z 9 . Mirrorless Camera and how well it handles flying birds. The Z 9 is one of the most exciting cameras in a long time, offering features like a 45.7-megapixel stacked BSI CMOS sensor, 30fps continuous shooting at JPEG (shooting rate) continuous 20 fps in raw and 120 fps when shooting at 11 megapixels), reduced in-body shake with up to six stops of compensation, and 8K video at 30 fps. What makes it unique, however, is its fully electronic shutter, which shoots at up to 1/32,000 second. Nikon clearly has a lot of faith in the shutter speed readout, and so far, that seems to be in place, as the camera performs impressively with fast action. And at $5,496, it’s a serious challenger to the Sony a1 and Canon EOS R3. Check out the video above for Wegener’s full thoughts.
