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Z7/Z7ii
Hummingbird recommend settings
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<blockquote data-quote="frioman007" data-source="post: 818391" data-attributes="member: 53147"><p>Hello,</p><p></p><p>I'm looking for some tips and advice on focus modes, metering, and shutter speeds for hummingbirds? Also release modes? Is it best to capture a single photo or use the continuous modes? I am new to all this. I have seen some videos and ordered a book. Just looking for tips from folks with real life experiences. I have a new z7II and the 100-400mm Z lens. The hummingbirds are in my backyard. I can sit a few feet from them. I've even had a few land on me. lol. Ideally I'm wanting to freeze their winds with the birds as crisp and in focus as possible. </p><p></p><p>Thanks in advance,</p><p>Jeff</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="frioman007, post: 818391, member: 53147"] Hello, I'm looking for some tips and advice on focus modes, metering, and shutter speeds for hummingbirds? Also release modes? Is it best to capture a single photo or use the continuous modes? I am new to all this. I have seen some videos and ordered a book. Just looking for tips from folks with real life experiences. I have a new z7II and the 100-400mm Z lens. The hummingbirds are in my backyard. I can sit a few feet from them. I've even had a few land on me. lol. Ideally I'm wanting to freeze their winds with the birds as crisp and in focus as possible. Thanks in advance, Jeff [/QUOTE]
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