In addition, firmware version 1.40 for the Nikon Z 7II and Z 6II has improved AF performance. This update will enhance the stability of the AF, preventing the focus point from unintentionally moving to the background. The ability to emulate linear focus with select lenses will also be added while manually focusing4, so that users can smoothly adjust the focus position as intended with an operational feeling similar to cinema lenses. This firmware update also supports the ML-L7 Remote Control (Released in September 2018).
But one size does not fit all. I don't know why some try to force the smaller bodies upon everyone. Believe it or not, some like the larger, more substantial bodies with greater grip, battery controls layout, better heat dissipation, better battery life, better balance with long lenses.
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I own one and I love the size and ergonomics of the Z9. The weight is a non-issue. Especially considering how well it balances with telephoto lenses and how long the battery holds up (still have to run out of battery after I received my Z9 three weeks ago and charged it and I am already at 1000+ photos).
The vast majority doesn't buy 5500 -6000 usd cameras. Even most pro's like me didn't buy flagship camera and more the likes of D850 level bodies before. This camera is very specific range of cameras like the d3 to d6. They were engineered to be ultra robust and work with pro lens which in most case are big to very big. I understand that the average specific Sony amateur doesn't understand what has made the like of Canon and Nikon cameras the preferred brand for sport and action photography for decades. This is why this is the best selling flagship camera in history. During the next months, there will surely be smaller cameras that will use a lot of the power of the z9 to compete against a Canon R5, and even smaller in a z6iii or z7iii.
I feel ridiculous that I need to put down my two Z6II's and get my old yet excellent D750 & SB-910 combo to start shooting dance floor scenes on a wedding. It screws up my workflow. From what I heard and read, the Nikon Z9 is better, but still not the same as a DSLR combined with the AF light on a speedlight. I mean, I have a 90% hit rate in a dark dancefloor with people dancing vividly. If I try the same with my Z6II and without any AF assist light, it goes down to 20-30%. And no, you can't use the body AF light, it's either blocked by the lens/hand or too bright and destroys any candid shots.
Aside from the updates, I'd say if NIkon can deliver on most of the promises (the lenses, the new gear - grip, and improved firmware updates to help with AF) then they can maybe claw back some market share, but they will need to execute on all of this very quickly while there are still DSLR users who have not switched, and existing Z users who are in the system for now (like me) but may upgrade in 3-5 years and assess which system to go with at that time. The next 1-2 years, I'd say, are going to be critical for NIkon and may be a make-or-break time for them. Sony will likely release the next round of pro cameras within that time frame, as will Canon.
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And let's not forget another influencer who claims to have won more awards than any other photographer and who famously complains about the use of plastic in lenses and the lack of pop up flashes proclaimed not long ago that Nikon was finished. He said:
Example, 60 Mpix is not better than 10 Mpix when the final image is going to be used anyways for news paper (news corporation own photographer) and he a has skill to frame the shot anyways with no more than 50% (1/4 area) cropping (10 Mpix results to 2.5 Mpix file then). But situation changes if user has access to only 50 mm lens and 300 mm lens is required. But that is again photographer made error.
Used on the exceptionally well-crafted film Anomaly (check it out in full here) directed by Salomon Ligthelm and Dan DiFelice, the collection of 53 anamorphic lens flares were captured on a Red Epic in 4K resolution. You can see them in action in the VFX reel above.
The only other real source of quality free lens flares that I could find was from a sub section of this collection of free HD resources from Projector Films. Each one is delivered as a 1080p Pro Res mov or H.264 mp4.
All BluaU clients, and therefore clients of this new BluaU Smart add-on, have access to the Monitor your Health service: through which, certain health profiles such as asthma, arrhythmias, weight control, blood pressure, pregnancy or COVID are constantly monitored. Through various wearables or user devices (e.g. digital scale, pulse oximeter or thermometer) the Health Promotion Service (SPS), a medical device, performs digital monitoring of the patient through the MySanitas App. Thus, clients can monitor their own progress and contact the medical team via video consultation whenever they wish.
Rectilinear lenses: XPhase uses rectilinear lenses instead of fisheye lenses. Each photo that comprises the stitched photo uses all of the sensor (compared to circular fisheyes where a portion of the sensor is not used) and because lenses do not protrude from the camera, they are less likely to be damaged.
Raw DNG Mode: photos can be output as a stitched equirectangular DNG photo. There is also an option to output individual exposures of the stitched photo, or even individual exposures of every lens, all in DNG format.
The photos show that the XPhase is more detailed than any other 360 camera, and is even more detailed than a panorama shot with a 24-megapixel mirrorless camera with diagonal fisheye lens (Sony a6000 with Samyang 8mm f/2.8). It also has excellent dynamic range when used in the 6-shot mode.
The stitching process can be a one-step process in the desktop app. The XPhase takes photos and saves them unstitched in a proprietary .ORI format. [The .ORI format is similar to a zip file and contains all 75 or 150 individual photos and a thumbnail. As of May 2020, the desktop app now includes the option to export every exposure of every lens in Adobe DNG format.]The files are stored in a removable USB 3.0 drive in the base of the camera (if you want to upgrade it, see below). Insert the drive in your PC and transfer the ORI files.
JJC DLP-7 is a lens case that is tall enough to fit the camera. It is very well padded, includes a shoulder strap and a velcro strap for belts and backpacks. However, it has no separate pocket for the USB adapter, although it has a sleeve that can fit the special USB charging cable. It is the most protective of these cases, but is much bulkier.
Hi Jason. Z1 has better stitching (no surprise given that it only has 2 lenses) and arguably better workflow thanks to its lightroom stitcher. Right now z1 also has better dynamic range, but I expect that when Xphase adds 6 shot hdr, it will have the same or better dynamic range as Z1. XPhase also has far greater detail than Z1.
Hi MH. The problem with the 699 version is that it has backfocusing (see my video review). They decided to get a better lens, and also will be adding new features: 6 shot hdr and raw dng mode. This hardware upgrade is the reason they increased the price. I can find out if they still have the original version for sale.
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Nearly from the get-go, the intent of Sonic X-treme was to place Sonic the Hedgehog in a completely 3D environment, building upon the ideas of exploration and the "go-anywhere-or-run-through" concept. The levels were constructed in an almost tube-like fashion, the camera pointing ahead to encourage the player to run forward towards their ultimate destination. Because 3D was still new and X-treme was experimenting with how to properly have Sonic in a 3D world, the camera was given a "fish-eye" lens, in an effort to let the player see more of their surroundings within a given zone. Taking a cue from the special stages in Chaotix, Sonic was also supposed to have the ability to run up walls and walk on ceilings, giving what might have seemed like a linear level added areas to explore. 2ff7e9595c
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