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help with focus
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<blockquote data-quote="mhalweg" data-source="post: 845510" data-attributes="member: 69339"><p>So I rented the Z8 on Monday and Friday for the state semi-final and championship games. I wasn't as happy with the images on Monday because all of my photos were shot at 5000 ISO during daylight because I thought i was setting the max ISO allowed, but nope! Results with the 200-500 were hard to tell.</p><p></p><p>I did better on Friday lol. I no longer think the lens is an issue. I played with some different focus types during my son's game this morning with the lens back on the D750 and it seemed to yield better results as well.</p><p></p><p>I think i may lean towards the D850 instead of a mirrorless though when I have enough money saved up. To many options with a mirrorless and omg, i have 7000 photos to cull through from Friday lol.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mhalweg, post: 845510, member: 69339"] So I rented the Z8 on Monday and Friday for the state semi-final and championship games. I wasn't as happy with the images on Monday because all of my photos were shot at 5000 ISO during daylight because I thought i was setting the max ISO allowed, but nope! Results with the 200-500 were hard to tell. I did better on Friday lol. I no longer think the lens is an issue. I played with some different focus types during my son's game this morning with the lens back on the D750 and it seemed to yield better results as well. I think i may lean towards the D850 instead of a mirrorless though when I have enough money saved up. To many options with a mirrorless and omg, i have 7000 photos to cull through from Friday lol. [/QUOTE]
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