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Iain

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I took this shot at the weekend at 20000 ISO weather was bad and light was poor. I have done nothing with this image and am quite surprised how it came out.

NIKON Z 9 f/4.0 : Speed 1/1250 : ISO 20000 : Lens Unknown (A2) 100-280mm

Eric

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That’s very impressive, Iain

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The Z9 is a beast of a camera.
Have you updated to the latest v5.30 firmware? The AF is meant to be significantly improved, I am still waiting to test mine but the buzzards have not been over my house recently.

Iain

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As I said in the firmware thread, I've taken about 1500 shots since update and found no problems. It might be me but focus seems a bit more positive and sticky.

novicius

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Impressive Indeed !

J K do you still have that Z9 ?...I thought that you had sold it for something FUJI ?

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No I still have the Z9, Z8, Z7, Zf. My preference is the Zf but each of the others has a unique niche where it is the camera of preference.