Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Mirrorless Cameras => Topic started by: BernardLanguillier on July 25, 2020, 09:19:06 am
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I have tested the new firmware of the Z7 using my own usual workbench, excited kids running around indoors in crapy led lighting lacking power.
And I am happy to report that the Z7 with 85mm f1.8 S is now very good. Firmware 3.0 was already a very significant improvement, but as far as eye AF in AF-C mode goes 3.1 is even better.
It’s still not quite as good as the a9II but it’s IMHO at the same level as the a7rIV.
Cheers,
Bernard
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Thanks, seems to be an worthwhile update that I might not have applied otherwise.
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Thanks, seems to be an worthwhile update that I might not have applied otherwise.
Ditto.
Strange that Nikon didn't mention this in the update details.
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Ditto.
Strange that Nikon didn't mention this in the update details.
I know...
There is zero functional change though, it just works better:
The eyes are detected faster, it’s a lot stickier, even when focus isn’t perfect it’s very rarely completely off -> as a result the hit ratio is higher.
Cheers,
Bernard
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I just wish I could keep my 2 second timer. The moment I turn off the camera I lose this. It's super irritating. I know I could set up an exposure delay, but I don't always want an exposure delay between shots.
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I just wish I could keep my 2 second timer. The moment I turn off the camera I lose this. It's super irritating. I know I could set up an exposure delay, but I don't always want an exposure delay between shots.
I can understand- also other things shutting off the camera and loose the focus...
I really don't understand why Nikon does not make a simple Wifi trigger device as i use already 15 years from Hahnel.
Even with the app on the phone it always has to use AF before a shot. I don't understand.
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I just wish I could keep my 2 second timer. The moment I turn off the camera I lose this. It's super irritating. I know I could set up an exposure delay, but I don't always want an exposure delay between shots.
That one is indeed annoying.
Cheers,
Bernard