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Zoomed in the sony the was clearly sharper, not sure how you couldn't see it. More contrast and resolution. Granted if you zoom out the differences are very small

Cute very good

mordecai ahh call

It would be good to test sharpness at around 30-50 metres in a sports hall or large indoor space because this is more of a semi-macro test. The Nikon performs quite differently at infinity to close and focus breathing isn't a factor. Unfortunately the pixel size might be different causing resolution to appear different.

Great review! That doll is perfect - has a test pattern surrounded with feathers. Also I like that the image is shot in still air. Unfortunately the image files are altered in camera even in raw mode so the only way to truly test a lens in isolation is with an scientific camera, and the Nikon is actually sharper all things being equal, however the camera is of course part of the equation. VR actually blurs the image if switched on with both brands. (By the way Nikkor is not pronounced that way, the word is Japanese in origin with the high fast "ee". Neekor)

Cool Video Alan. 1:12 where the chick was trying to get the tail of the female was hilarious.

We have a family at our place in SE Georgia. Hatched a few days ago. It's been fun watching them from our above ground pool. They don't know we are there lol... We do have lots of gravel and they love the puddles. We are making some puddles for them.

so are they born ready to destroy the deer?

Thanks for sharing your results

So very intesting Alan. Such a strange looking nest but it must keep the chicks safe. Mighty big catepillar for those little beaks. I think the eagles feed smaller portions! Beautiful photography. National Geographic should hire your!

hey, just wondering. how tall are you? the camera looks tiny in your hands lol

I'll go get a bigger worm and see if you can keep it down. Nice video Alan. Keep up the good work.

Stunningly beautiful and thank you for sharing/posting. 🐦

Thank you for the time and effort. You convinced me to order one for my Z7 II. I am stepping up from my D7500 + Tanron 18-400mm zoom. I can use the Tamron with the Z adapter, but I'm back to DX rsolution. Unfortunately, I'm going to double the weight and size to haul around.

Oh my goodness that was an ultimate relaxed review I've saw with my morning coffee. Thank you for that. Also all what you say about the optics. The sony 200-600 mm sleep now in my Dry cabinet, I click him on only on my aps-c bodies. And for me the results are good enough for me. But, maybe there comming a point in time that the upgrade to the topper from Sony under my arm ,sleep out from the shop to my study room. BTW, My wife now noting of this action in the future.So that said,thank you for sharing the birds on the end in your video. Special the Nectar lovers ❤ Greetz from Thailand.

Heard that once in the dead of night in my car... Safe to say florida has its ups and downs, still love those peskers though

Nice video Surprising amount of circulation in the clouds!

Im glad i found this video. I recently bought a damaged tamron 28-75mm f2.8 g2, it was missing the weather seel gasket and it mounted ok with the etz21 adapter but i sent if off to get a new weather seel and now it won't go on, but the sony 24 105mm f4 g isn't a problem. I don't know if the mount was changed as well, or just the gasket.

their difference is not straight out of camera its for colour grading and chroma key. this is not worth comparing this way. if there is no editing then you will see no difference.

Great review of these goggles… Your review is much appreciated, I just ordered myself a pair… thanks a bunch for the great video…

Wonderful!! 🙌🙌

Thank you so much for this awesome gift for those of us that didn't have this wondrous sight. I am going to share ...

Stunning! I think you captured everything possible. Great video!

Wonderful work Alan. Beautiful video of a Great event. Well done.

Outstanding job Alan. It was unbelievable up on the ridge. I've seen them many times but this was the best yet. Thanks for capturing it for us to enjoy.

We have the same opener and we are working on creating a window vent in our home built greenhouse. How did you create the vent part itself so that it doesn't leak. Do you have a video on that somewhere?

This was great ... thank you for the work !!

Are you sure the difference is still there after KZfaq applies its own compression? I would wonder if they deliver 422 on KZfaq, in the "stats for nerds" window there is nothing indicating this.

just found a sandhill nesting in my cattails, thought it was too wet for a nest, guess not

Still would have loved to see it at [email protected] for the Nikon,

Excellent

You got to name that Kachina Doll .. 🙂 !! BTW any chance you can test it will a TC2.0 .. I know i know its not recommended by anyone.. but I found on a good deal. and i am curious..

Will it work with the Potensic Atom? Not every one has DJI products. .

One of the best comparisons I've seen!

Beautiful love it

I just dont get the classical obsession with sharpness. at some point, all these are within a margin of error and once you export to JPEG and compress for online consumption, there is very little left. I much rather have low ISO for cleanear images. so I am not replacing my old 600mm f4 for this (as long as I can carry it :))

Just saw your TL...well done. I am curious what you interval you used? Thx

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Thank you!

I can't believe no one else is commented on that Crane's parenting! Between 0:40 and 0:41 that mom (or dad) steps on the baby's neck and keeps her foot like that for almost 10 seconds before lifting it whereupon the young Crane leaps up with so much force it flops on its back and mom (or dad as it may be) plunks down on top of the bellied up little Crane without giving it a chance to right itself! Finally finally at 5:05 the parent bird manages to settle down so the egg is directly underneath her body and the baby is tucked under her wing and stays like that so must have sensed the arrangement was now proper. Glad baby didn't die in the process!

Test #3 >>>> Look at the fine hairs off the ends of the feathers. On the lower center of the three frame on all three. On my 30" monitor. Center First Place Nikon 600, - Right side Second Place Nikon Z 180-600, - Left side Third Place Sony 200-600. Now that's real pixel peeping. LOL

The baby's coloring is exactly like the adult's. Wonderful creatures!

My Tamron 35-150mm f2.0-f2.8 also could not be mounted without force. So I decided I won't use that lens on Nikon.

great detailed work, Sounds like a lab test, do you not plan to take the lenses out in the wild to shoot ? only indoors/backyard ? new perspective to look at lenses i didn't' realize...

Could you please advise me on your Nikon lens foot mount. I’m having a problem with the lens wanting to spin while on a ARCA Swiss plate.

Thanks Alan. I didn't have to stay up all night in the cold to see this. Good job.

Turn up the volume for this one. Excellent work job.

Sick! what settings were you using?

Thanks for sharing a little bit of home...