Beautiful ❤

Lovely film. Beautiful bird.

Fantastic work, better before . Keep continue ✌

I have spent so many nights out like that, Trond, that I felt like I was there with you. The pictures of the woodpecker were beautiful.

Epic

Can we agree that you are very inspired by the nature photographer Morten Hilmer and his KZfaq channel. I see a lot of similarities in your videos in terms of subject choice as well as destinations. But okay - it's your own choice to follow in other people's footsteps instead of creating your own...

What an adventure! I love the sound they make ❤I think I need that suit 😎

Beautiful images, the in flight shots are gorgeous Trond 👌 you always go above and beyond 👍

Thanks a lot for your videoe It's amazing to watch Gods nature👏👏👍😊

Felicitaciones Trond, gran video, se nota mucho amor por lo que haces, saludos desde Ecuador

Fantastic!!!!

I like your work and ethic of working on truly wild subjects, but….I’m uneasy with how you describe this as critically endangered due to habitat loss, but then show us you stripping bark from standing dead wood. That is where the invertebrates the bird feeds on live! That is habitat destruction. Or did you do that somewhere else that is away from where the bird does or could live? I welcome your thoughts.

Well done thank-you

I love the white-backed woodpecker. They are very rare in Poland. In May, I had the opportunity to observe one in the Białowieża Forest from a distance of several meters when it was looking for insect larvae in rotten wood. Amazing experience. Thank you for the video and best regards!

Those flying woodpecker shots are what I'm dreaming of photogarphing too. Look fantastic!

Great flying shots that I think take good planning and execution to get. You know how to enjoy life in nature and bring it to us in a way that makes us wish we were there also. Keep that z9 working overtime.

Hi Trond, an amazing video from you and also i love the music what you have use. And about the woodpecker very nice photo's. You can be very proud of that. Regards from Marco.

Lovely video and awesome photos! Thank you for sharing a part of your world with us!!

Such a beautiful bird and a great video. Thank you for sharing

wow

Lovely photos! Fun to see you five years ago.

Great shots, thank you!

Hey there, i just traded my Zf in for the Z6iii for the better ergonomics. But… though i am not a big video guy, i just need an all a rounder camera for wildlife (flying, running, and stills) and for landscape. I am not a professional, but i like good quality images so i can print and post on social media. Will this Z6iii (even though so many people say DR is bad) would it be good for a wildlife, nature, landscape camera? I don’t have a big budget, just want a camera that is great for what i do.

I've come to believe that a fixed focal length "prime" lens is just too restrictive. I feel like I've done just about all I can with my 800 F11's. My subjects might be tiny, or they might be big, and they might show up 15ft from me.... or 50ft. I believe that the Canon RF 200-800 is the best lens on the market, for birding, by any company. They just need to make the darn things more available ! Urggg,... As for bodies, for the small, often skittish birds that I chase, I need the 60% additional reach of an APS-C body. So for now, in spite of all its weaknesses, and their are several, the R7 is not just my best choice... It's my "only" choice. I'm very hopeful that the R7 Mk II addresses most / all of those weaknesses. I guess if I had to switch brands, the Olympus OM 1 + the 150-600 (300-1200) might be my next choice. Seen some fine stuff out of that combo, too.

How’s the eye tracking? Is it same as the z8?

👍👍👍

fantastic!!!

Шикарно :)

amazing content!!can't wait to see you use our trail camera

Absolutely magnificent shoots. Never seen a tawny before, and seeing one like this must've been very special

Excellent video, thank you.

Why would any serious wildlife photographer buy a z6 over a z8?

Hi Trond, you are an amazing photographer & shows us what it takes into getting those spectacular shots despite the odds! Well done! BTW what is that really nice portable chair you carry? Would you mind sharing the make/model please

Great stuff Trond. Would love to hear more about what you think about the camera. I watched Morten's video last night and he specifically mentioned the low light capability of the Z6iii.

I see the autofocus hunted in video, how was the autofocus overall? did it hunt alot?

Ever thought about an umbrella?

What is zed?

wow, i need to get back into wildlife photography again

cool

Lovely pictures, we had a woodpecker nest in our field and guest what we didn’t take our camera well gutted. So I was so pleased to see that you were enjoying taking photos of what you saw. Thanks for sharing, see you next time😊😊

Amazing Trond. You managed to get the shots despite those midges - Legend!

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Spectacular. I must see musk ox one day!

Gorgeous work, as always. :) Did you buy the Z6iii or return it? What is your usual workhorse camera body?

Another excellent video, thanx! I'm really impressed by the quality of the high ISO images - very impressive.

very cool video bro!!

Mesmerizing!!!❤❤ The way you took shots and filmed the woodpeckers and it's chick are amazing!! Beautiful shots!! This photo shows a message too that how parents care their young ones, their love for them. Parents caring is same in Birds, animals and humans. It's a great nature Beautiful nature!! Thanks for such a beautiful insight of nature!!

How do you find the SanDisk card in the Z6iii? I found they got too hot in my Z6ii and started using PowerGrade instead.

Wonderful video and photos!

Dear Trond thanks a lot for sharing your passion, always top notch 🤘🤘🤘, Question please, what usually are the size of your vertical and horizontal pictures for posting in social media? Take care always Trond 🤘