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See if setting "control ring" solves it. That's what I was doing wrong. The custom control diagram is wonky.

IMO, you just need to spend a lot of time in appropriate habitat, and move very quietly and slowly whenever you can. I tend to stay away from easy to access areas and I'm willing to hike into ...

I got the Lowepro ProTactic TLZ 75 AW to carry the Z9 + 400mm f/4.5. It fits great, even with the 1.4TC attached. Only bummer is that it's not wide enough to fit the hood.

I personally don't think he has a clue how to test scientifically, which is the only way to arrive at an objective conclusion, if that's even possible. And with a topic like autofocus, testers ...

I don't necessarily disbelieve people who've done proper testing and find the Z9 to be behind the A1 and/or Canon. But from what I've seen, and my experience with the Z9, I seriously doubt anyone ...

Only to a nearly non-existent extend when properly compared with a lower MP camera at the same viewing size. And once you run it through good NR software, the difference disappears. But you will ...

It's about $100.00 on ebay. If Nikon's quote is too much, you might just ask them to return it and do it yourself.

Not sure I follow. The EVF will show changes in manual with auto iso enabled while changing exposure compensation. That's the only way I shoot. The problem was the star light view setting. It's ...

Thanks for this. I can't find any mention of this in the reference manual, but it was the reason that I wasn't seeing exposure compensation effects in the EVF.

https://youtu.be/VSFqCnzIe9M

It's incredibly obvious that this isn't the same crop size. Nice try though.

No, it's not more than slight. Show us a comparison taken with identical conditions and gear except for the camera, with both images at the same size to demonstrate this difference. Then why would ...

It should only be disappointing to people who don't understand how unrealistic it is to compare cameras with different MP count at 100%. Compared at the same image size, there's only the slightest ...