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My Albury Night Shots
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<blockquote data-quote="Aussie_Dave" data-source="post: 847214" data-attributes="member: 70483"><p>Nikonbill, that was a miracle shot actually, I was out there last Winter, I not long had the Z5ii and I had bought a 40mm f2 lens for night work and so I went out to the bridge and it was pitch dark at 9pm, no moonlight, nothing.....I couldn't even see the bridge with my own eyes so I didn't expect the camera to, so I was about to give up on it and was about to climb back into my car and just then a car came and crossed the bridge lighting it up and I seen another coming the other way, they met in the middle, headlights lighting up one end and tail lights the other so I quickly placed the camera up to my eye and I clicked the shutter having little time to waste, it was a 3 second hand held shot made possible due to the IBIS in the camera......I'm still gobsmacked on how well it came out......of course you'd see a little camera shake if you blew it up but just wow and this has been my trophy shot so far.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Aussie_Dave, post: 847214, member: 70483"] Nikonbill, that was a miracle shot actually, I was out there last Winter, I not long had the Z5ii and I had bought a 40mm f2 lens for night work and so I went out to the bridge and it was pitch dark at 9pm, no moonlight, nothing.....I couldn't even see the bridge with my own eyes so I didn't expect the camera to, so I was about to give up on it and was about to climb back into my car and just then a car came and crossed the bridge lighting it up and I seen another coming the other way, they met in the middle, headlights lighting up one end and tail lights the other so I quickly placed the camera up to my eye and I clicked the shutter having little time to waste, it was a 3 second hand held shot made possible due to the IBIS in the camera......I'm still gobsmacked on how well it came out......of course you'd see a little camera shake if you blew it up but just wow and this has been my trophy shot so far. [/QUOTE]
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