The Northern Harrier using Nikon Z9, 800mm 5.6 and 800mm PF
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- The video is about the Northern Harrier. I used the Nikon Z9. In the video I labeled the footage taken with the 800mm PF that I just received about a month ago. All other footage is taken with the 800mm 5.6 lens.
Excellent footage of the Northern Harrier, Peanut. You captured the different views beautifully. Best regards Thomas
Thanks so much, Thomas.
Another excellent video, thanks Peanut. I especially liked how you captured the Harrier using her tail as a rudder, turning to and fro as it searches for food.
Hi John, thank you so much.
Love your videos. Well done!
Hi Mike, thanks so much for watching.
As always, great job peanut. Thank you for entertaining us
Longrider, always great to hear from you. Thank you
Stunning! Very entertaining video. Good job Peanut!
Thank you, JJ.
Thanks for the sunning slow motion video of these beautiful raptors in flight and for the interesting information. 🦅🙌🐾
Hi Ivor, I appreciate that.
Wow that footage is so beautiful. Well done!
Hi Jason, really appreciate it!
Great video. Such a graceful Bird.
Hey Victor, good hearing from you. thanks for watching.
Hello, Stunning images thank you.
Hi John, no, thank you!
I very much enjoyed it. Great videos of a beautiful bird. Great job sir.
Hey Chuck, thank you again as always.
Nice footage and great to watch.
Hi Peter, thank you for watching!
Awesome work Peanut..one of the best N.Harrier video's in flight I've seen!! Love it!!
Nice waking to a such a great comment!
Love your work with the Harriers and Short-eared Owls!
Hi Kevin, thanks, I appreciate that.
Showed this video to my friends in school. amazing work Steve! please keep posting.. love from Md.
Hey MD, always great to hear from you. This is from out spot. Thanks and see you soon.
A great film on the harriers; I especially liked that you captured the wonderful moment when the female harrier made a sharp turn to recapture her meal; many thanks for sharing!
Hi Chi-Tai, I got lucky with that. The wind was just right, lighting and the grass was lower there. Thank you.
I enjoyed it!! Best footage I've seen of one of my favorite birds!
Truly appreciated!
Superb quality film, thanks for sharing it with us! Happy to have found your channel, I've subscribed!
Thank you, antonoat. I am glad you found me, and thanks for subscribing.
Just found your channel and I'm really enjoying your exceptional videos. I've watched a lot of you tube wildlife videos and your quality and content is among the best if not the best I've seen, Thank you for sharing.
Hi Bob, wow, love your comment. Comments like this keeps me going.
Great filming. I really enjoyed watching the Northern Harrier flying in slowmo. Big LIKE from me.
Thank you Cheiko, I subscribed to your channel and I am going to check out your videos.
This was awesome. I’d love to photograph this beauty someday
Hi Freeman, I love awesome, thank you!
Excellent footage
Hi Mark, thank you much.
What a great short and to the point, sweet video PC! Love the BIF shots. Your narration and background info is great too. Hang in there. Spring is around the corner. Be safe. Jim
Hi, thank you so much for this message. Much appreciated!
Fantastic video series with beautifully captured sequences! It would be great to some of the stills you captured, as well. The light was perfect! How fortuitous that you were able to get footage of both male and female harriers.
Hi VABrowneMDPhD, I have not been taking many photo's lately. I keep thinking, maybe something will happen and I want the video. But it's at the expense of no pictures. Great hearing from you thank you.
Beautiful video, with excellent resolution! despite the distant
Hi Puff Puff, how is it going? Great meeting you. Thanks, talk soon.
Beautiful.
Hi Brian, thank you. I subscribed to your channel and will check it out.
@@PeanutChuAdventures Many thanks.
Great video footage. The grey ghost, what a beautiful bird of prey.
Hi Relic, I love the grey ghost. Dont get to see him to often. Thank you!!!
I was at the field down the trail from you. Nice to meet you there. Exceptional footage.
Hi Miquel, thank you and great talking to you!
❤❤ A million thumbs up!!!! It looks SOOOO cold there. I have been scouring the web for an 800 PF. I have been using the 500PF adapted to the Z9 and it is awesome. I can only imagine what the 800 is like. Beautiful footage - thank you, thank you for sharing!! 🙏❤🤗
Hey, Johnny, been watching all of your videos, great stuff. Thanks, hope you can find an 800pf out there.
@@PeanutChuAdventures I will keep looking!!! ❤
Wonderful !!! I can't wait to get my 800 PF !!!!
Hi JRod, hopefully it comes soon for you.
Great job! My favorite bird to shoot!
Hi bassangler, yes they are cool. Tough to shoot sometimes because of the dark face on the females. Thanks for watching.
Peanut, wow, the video is 3D, popping out of my screen. So amazing man, Keep up the masterful work. 🤘🏼
Hey Vahagn, thanks man, I appreciate it. Rock on.
Peter, always fun and well edited. Short, sweet, to the point and enjoyable start to finish. You've got the format down! Keep up the great work.
Hi Dance, Thanks, I really appreciate it, its getting easier making the videos, because I realize, just have fun with it.
@@PeanutChuAdventures And you are doing a wonderful job! Enjoy! I'll get back to you one of these days. In the meantime, enjoy.
@@dance2jam Thanks Dance, talk to you soon.
Another great video Peanut
Thanks, Charles!
Awesome footage 👌
Thanks Runway, I did check out your latest stuff and its great.
Wonderful video!
Hi Matt, I have not seen you up there lately. But you can go during the week. I am only there Fri-sun. Thanks and see you soon.
@@PeanutChuAdventures I've been going a couple of times a week for the Shorties, I hope to see you soon.
Keep these wonderful videos coming!
Great video Peanut! I'd like to add my thoughts and my rankings of the sharpest super-tele lenses I've ever used. I've been a wildlife photographer since age 9 years old and I was a newspaper photographer/photojournalist for almost two decades. Anyway's, I had the Nikon 800mm f/5.6E FL for awhile and it remains the sharpest lens I've ever used. I mainly use the Nikon 500mm f/4E FL and 70-200 FL or 300mm f/2.8G VRII. However, I've owned every Nikon autofocus version of their 400mm f/2.8, except the AF-I, so from the first AF-S, the AF-S II, the G and the E. While I used to love the 400mm f/2.8G and 400mm f/2.8E FL, they remained quite heavy and large as far as front element. I had tried the older 500mm f/4's, like the AF-S II and G versions of the 500mm. However I had never tried the 500mm f/4E FL and when I heard it was both incredibly sharp and only 6.7lbs...I decided to sell my 200-400mm f/4G VRII and 400mm f/2.8E VR FL and I bought a 500mm f/4E VR FL, sight unseen and untested back in 2018. Now back to the 800mm f/5.6E FL, I bought one used right before the 800pf was announced, only because I got an incredible deal at that time, I paid $7,100 USD, total. Then the 800pf was rumored or being talked about online, so I sold it quickly for about $1,000 profit. So why did I sell the best lens (optically) that I'd ever used? The weight and the size, plus the versatility were all negatives that I just couldn't ignore. See my 500mm f/4E FL is very, very close to being as sharp and contrasty as the 800FL, and in my opinion it's the second or third sharpest lens Nikon has ever made! This fact can be backed up by its MTF chart and most reviews, which clearly shows the 500mm f/4E FL is near optical perfection.
Having had both the 400mm f/2.8G and then the 400mm f/2.8E, I'd say they were both incredibly sharp and I think were a great reference to measure other lenses against. I honestly didn't expect the 500mm f/4E to be as sharp as the 400mm f/2.8G or E, but it was and I think it's even sharper, (only by a tad-wee-bit.) Although I will say there is something special about certain lenses at that high price point, where an experienced photographer can see those small differences. Having been a newspaper photographer for a large news organization, I've and access to and I've shot pretty much every Nikon and Canon camera and lens, especially the pro versions of f/2.8 or f/4 primes and zooms. I've even shot lenses like the Canon 200mm f/1.8 and Nikon and Canon 200mm f/2 lenses. They're all incredible lenses and all of them are very sharp. However there are certain lenses that just have that little bit of extra goodness. I'd rate Nikon's sharpest super-tele's in this order, #1 800mm f/5.6E FL, #2 Nikon 600mm f/4S 1.4x TC, #3 Nikon 500mm f/4E FL, #4 Nikon 400mm f/2.8 S 1.4x TC, #5 Nikon 400mm f/2.8E FL, #6 Nikon 400mm f/2.8G VR, #7 Nikon 120-300mm f/2.8E FL, #8 Nikon 180-400mm f/4E FL, #9 and #10 is a tie between the Nikon 300mm f2.8G VRII or Nikon 200mm f/2G VRII lenses.
You'll notice I left out most of the 600mm f/4 lenses, because I've used them, and while very sharp, they just used to fall behind the other's by a tad and especially with teleconverter's they took a further hit. They're not bad lenses by any means, and I'm sure some who own them will disagree with me, but I've used every Nikon 600mm f/4 made from 1996-2023 and you'll see I gave the #2 spot to the latest Nikon 600mm f/4S 1.4x TC lens. Now unfortunately I don't own the new 600mm f/4 S 1.4x TC, but I did get to use it and I was blown away, it's sharper than the 400mm f/2.8 S 1.4x TC lens by a bit, a noticeable amount for me, but I have 20-10 vision and I can maybe see these minor differences better than some. Long story short, all of the latest Nikon Z lenses are very sharp and while I did leave some out of my list, that is just because I haven't used them all yet. I've used the 400mm f/4.5 S and 800mm PF, but honestly I didn't really like the 800pf. It's an incredible lens for the money, but it just felt a bit underwhelming for me and I prefer to just add a 1.4x TC to my 500mm f/4E and get 700mm f/5.6 and or use my D500 or crop mode, to get the equivalence of 750mm. For me personally the 800mm lenses just seem either too much focal length or not enough and that point, if 800mm isn't enough...you probably shouldn't be shooting it and or the quality is going to not be too great due to the distances and atmospheric conditions. Plus the minimum focusing distance is quite long on most 800mmm lenses, although it't not too bad on the 800pf.
I think if you shoot from tripod a lot though and if you're psychically able (you know)...either young and strong or older, but still strong, you'll prefer the 800FL over the 800pf! Plus now both 800mm's are around the same price now. If I had a choice between a new 800pf and a used mint condition 800FL, I'd take the older, heavier and bulkier 800FL all day, everyday. I honestly never thought anyone would make a lens quite as special, sharp and optically amazing as the Nikon 800mm FL, but Nikon surprised me this year with the new 600mm f/4S lens with the built in 1.4x TC! That lens and the built-in TC is addicting and I'm super jealous I don't have one of those magic TC levers on my 500mm f/4E FL. If Nikon makes a new 500mm f/4 and it has the same or better IQ and 1.4x TC, I might have to sell a kidney and buy one. For now though, I'm happy to still use the incredible 500FL, it's probably the most underrated and rare lenses, I've actually never seen another person with one. Plus for years, the 500FL was the only Nikon super-tele lens that was as light as the latest Canon and Sony lenses, and just as sharp if not sharper. My ultimate point being, I'd be careful before buying an 800mm that you make sure that much focal length and that little of versatility is okay for your needs. If you prefer light weight and native Z-mount than get the 800pf, but if you want the ultimate IQ and matching 1.25x TC, which gives you an incredibly sharp 1000mm f/7.1 lens, the older 800FL is by far the best lens image quality wise, I've ever used.
Hi Patrick, thank you for commenting. Man, you have used a lot of lens. I do agree with you. The 800 5.6 is a great lens, it is super sharp. I think at 6,500 its great in the lineup because of its lightness and I love the AF and it is very sharp.
I actually sold my 800 5.6 and 600F4 Fmount and went tor the 600mm f/4S lens with the built in 1.4x TC, which I am enjoying a lot. I am not noticing any sharpness or AF hit with the TC engaged which I was concerned about. Patrick, thanks and lets chat soon.
@@PeanutChuAdventures Thanks for the reply, I appreciate it. Congratulations on the new 600mm f/4S 1.4x TC lens!!! That’s awesome and I’m I bit jealous, I’ll admit. That’s such an amazing lens that I would love to have one someday, but maybe or rather a 500mm f/4 version? Coming from the 400mm f/2.8 (lenses) being my bread and butter for so long, I thought 500mm was about as long as I was willing to go.
For a long time I had both a 300mm f/2.8 and 400mm f/2.8 and I realized I often used the 1.4x TC III on the 400mm f/2.8, giving me 560mm f/4. So I thought 500mm would probably be a sweet spot for me, between 400mm and 600mm. With the option of having 700mm f/5.6 with 1.4x TC or 750mm equivalent FOV, option with the D500 or D850/Z9/Z8/Z7 in DX (crop mode!)
However a built in teleconverter is just such an incredible feature you really can’t appreciate how convenient it is until you’ve used one! Like most wildlife photographers and photojournalists, I know how tricky it can be to switch while in the field or on assignment! Especially if you’re working/holding 2-3 cameras and lenses at once. Plus that new 600mm is so sharp even wide open, that even with the TC you’re getting an incredibly sharp image! Anyways the only issue I have is I prefer the D6 to the Z9 and therefor I’m not using a Z9 anymore.
So I’m not really able to fully buy into the Z-mount system yet. The only lens I have is the amazing Z-mount 24-120mm f/4 S. It’s so incredibly sharp for a zoom and at for that price, I was and remain blown away by it. I think I got a really good copy as well, it’s extremely sharp at every focal length and aperture. Hopefully Nikon will come with out a Z9H or more sports/photojournalism camera, but I doubt it! So for now I just have a used Z7 and it’s what I use along with the 24-120mm f/4S for a travel or lightweight and do it all combo! Anyhow, nice chatting with you as well.
@@patricksmith2553 Before I went to the z9 I was also using the D6. With he 8005.6 that was a great combo. But, I was really wanted the z9 for the video capabilities and it was worth the wait. Because they were behind Sony and Cannon with video tracking, especially birds in flight. I would have gone to an A1 or R5 just for the video, lucky I did not have to. Talk Soon and thank you.
great video greetz from the Netherlands
Hi John, a big thank you from New Jersey.
Nice work !!
Hi Orion, thanks for watching!
very very nice. Cheers from Milan Italy.
Hello Milan, good hearing from you Alberto.
That was nice and smooth!! Great respect from Russia🤝
I appreciate the sentiment, thank you.
Enjoyed the video. I will be at black point wildlife drive tomorrow hopefully I will see lots of different birds.
Thank you, have fun on the drive.
@@PeanutChuAdventures Seen lots of white pelicans and many northern pintails, blue wing teals, northern shovels,great egrets,snow egrets, cattle egrets, little blue herons,great blue herons,green herons and a couple reddish egrets.
@@4High4Low awesome, sounds like you are having a great time!
Great Job Peanut, I have only seen this bird 2-3 times in 5 years in Myrtle Beach area. When you do see them they are flying overhead quickly or far out over the tall grasses of the marsh too far to get a decent shot. Thanks as always for sharing, hope you are doing well. - Jeff
Hi Jeff, great hearing from you. Where I am up here in NJ, we get them from the north in the fall and winter, then I dont see them anymore after that. Thanks!
Nice video. Thanks for sharing so wonderful video. Big Like 211
Hi Sandip, thank you and I have really been enjoying your videos also!
How a nice video !
Hi, thank you. I checked out your video. Great stuff, keep it going. I am your 2nd subcriber.
Very nice video, regards from Marco
Thank you, Marco.
Lovely images - More please 🦘...
Hi Roy, great hearing from you and thank you so much.
Some of the best footage of these birds I have ever seen! Great stuff!
Question, what is that shoulder pad you are using? I have never seen anything like that and it would be amazing for portaging kayaks!
Hi Ryan, thank you so much. Here is the link to the product
oxmentool.com.
I also, did a review of the product here. Thanks for watching.
th-cam.com/video/gy-sM2mztGc/w-d-xo.html
Excellent as always! How are you transporting the Z9 and the 800PF? Just curious what folks are doing between locations and in cold weather? I've always kept my lens attached and put it in a backpack zipped up, but the 500PF was the longest lens I had. With this 800PF, I do have a separate lens case that seems to accept it with the hood reversed, while leaving the body attached. I could lay that on the floor in the back seat area of the truck for safe travel. Just curious what others are doing. Thank you sir!
Hi Kip, when I am out in the field, I always keep the camera/lens attached to my gimbal and tripod and I walk with it on my shoulder until I get to my location. Just in case something comes, I am ready. Ok, for the 800pf, I transport in my car attached to the z9 and carry in a thinktank limo backpack.( I love this backpack, so light). But, if I am have the 8005.6 or 600f4, I travel in the car in its case for protection. And I always have a Lowepro Pro Trekker 650 AW, which I have my camera and other stuff. I can fit a 600f4 attached in here, but its heavy.
Thanks for watching
Best video of the Northern Harrier I've seen, great footage. Was this all shot at 800 mm?
Hi Chuck, thank you so much. Yes, all of the footage is at 800mm. I used a Nikon 800mm 5.6 and PF with no teleconverters. I watched one of your fishing videos and love it, I subscribed.
@@PeanutChuAdventures Thank you, right now just a Nikon P950 but at least I have the zoom. Love that Z9 clarity.
Great footage Peanut! Curious what AF mode you used? Wide-Area Large? Did you have any issues with maintaining focus?
Thanks, Zachary. Yes Wide area (L). For me, the z9, it struggles when the subject flies directly at me. Hopefully, firmware will improve this.
Hey Peanut, I am so behind on TH-cam. It's a great video of the Harrier. One beautiful and bad ass raptor. I have been waiting for my 800 mm for about 7 months! How long have you had yours? It's always great to see you post a video. Greg
Hi Greg. I know its easy to get behind with the videos. I waited 2 months, but that's with nps. I really like the 800pf, very sharp and good AF, and its so light, hopefully yours will arrive soon. Great hearing from you and thank you.
Beautiful video! May I ask what tool are you using for the post production of your videos? Hope to see more!
Hi Nicola, thank you, much appreciation. I use Final Cut Pro for post.
Lovely stuff, Peanut My cat enjoyed it, too, following the Harriers with her eyes! This is my photographic nemesis. At the local wetlands, they steer clear of parked cars and more so of photographers who get out of cars, but someday I'll get some shots of this bird. I, too, am using the Z9 and the 800 PF. Were these shot at 60 or 120 frames?
Hi Aduril, awesome, love that the cat is watching. 120 frames. I am really enjoying the 800PF, are you liking it?
Thanks
@@PeanutChuAdventures Liking isn’t a strong enough word! It has changed everything!
@@drferry , I am loving more each time I use it. I am glad you are too, it is a game changer.
Veri good video frend🥰🤝🤝
Hi Kita, thank you. I subscribed to your channel and will watch you videos.
Can you tell me your setting on your Z9 when you shot this video.
Hi Ray, I would say most of the video was shot at
SS: 250-320 SS
Aperture: 5.6-6.3
Auto ISO varied depending on the clip
Exposure comp varied on clip
AF Area: Wide(L)
AF mode: AFF
White Balance: Auto Natural light
Meter: Matrix
4k/120
Video File Type: H265 10 bit
Subject detection : animal
VR: Active on lens / SPT in camera
AF speed:5
Thanks for watching.
hey, I have a question, Ive been watching your videos and i see that you switched a while back to the Z9, I currently have the D6 with the 600mmF4e lens and im really looking in to the Z9 with the 800pf... Im shooting eagles and owls and such down in swfl, Currently by newburgh ny... But ill be heading down next week and im hearing the z9 tracking is a lot better the the D6.. Whats your thoughts on this subject? Thanks love the videos
Hi TheOlman35,
First, thanks for watching my videos. In January, it will be 2 years with the z9. I also was using the D6 before switching. The z9 tracking is different than the D6. The D6, you kind of know that it's tracking because in the viewfinder, it looks clear. But, with the z9, you will see a box that attaches to the bird. After a few weeks of getting used to it. I think you will love it. With the latest firmware, the AF has gotten more sticky and they just came out with bird subject detection. I tried it today and it works great. I do mainly video now and the AF works great with video. I have taken some pictures, and I do love the the stickiness. Also, for pix you get 45mb rather than 20mb, but D6 lowlight is better because of it.
If you are using the D6, I assume you are good with tracking. Using the z9 just makes it more accurate, easier and you will see that you are tracking, you are not guessing anymore if it was tracking. What you will also love with the z9 is that you get what you see in the viewfinder. And reviewing pictures and video can be done in the viewfinder where you can see all of the detail. Ok, I will move on, you can tell that I enjoy the z9.
Ok, the 800PF. At 5lbs it's very light. I find the AF on the 800PF using the silky engine is faster and works better than my 800 5.6 and 600 f4 FL adapted lens. Especially when a bird is flying directly at you. I find the 800pf will track it. While my adapted lens will lose focus most of the time. Now, I have not test it with the last few firmware updates. When I got the 800PF in January and I saw that it tracked birds coming at you, I did not go back to the adapted lens.
Ok, Now, the 800pf is sharp, but the 600mm and 8005.6 are sharper and more detailed and it can be noticeable, with video its not as noticeable. There is just more glass. I am actually selling my adapted lens and going to the Z600mm because of the AF and sharpness. If you can swing it, that may be another option to go for the z600 with the tc built-in, it quite a bit more. But, I have not used it, so I cant speak about it.
Hope this helps.
Thank you for the detailed response . Yes i was looking at the 600 but WoW thats a bit more money!! Im a pixel peeper so when you mention the word sharp it makes me worry LoL.. Well Thank you again and ill be waiting for your video with the 600mm. @@PeanutChuAdventures
@@TheOlman35 Well, as you know, Nikon does not want to give you everything for $6500 in the 800PF. But, they did give you great AF and 6500 worth of sharpness. But if they gave us big glass sharpness, then what will entice us to go to the $15500. If you want sharpness that you have in your 600F4, you may be a little disappointed. Thats what I am seeing. Waiting for the z600, on backorder even with nps.
well i ordered the Z9 this morning and it will be here tomorrow, I have the ftz as well.. So the 800 pf is on hold until i can sell the D6 and some other nikon stuff@@PeanutChuAdventures
@@TheOlman35 , Great, enjoy your new Z9, let me know how you like it. Give it a few weeks, like anything, in the beginning, there is slight learning curve. I did a AF video on how I use the AF, its for video, but similar for pictures and may help. Unfortunately for both of us, I noticed that the trade in values for non Z stuff has gone down quite a bit. I am trading in my F mount 600 and 800 and the values really dropped. But, I would rather get something than let it sit around unused.
Auto ISO varied depending on the clip Exposure comp varied on clip Not sure what you mean by this. Thanks
Hi Ray, I was probably confusing on this. I just want to say, for settings that I used auto ISO and I use exposure compensation to darken or lighten. Thanks
@@PeanutChuAdventures Thanks very much.
Beautiful. read yesterday that eating peanuts can help with diabetes.
Hi J, thank you. I love that, also helps with cholesterol!
@@PeanutChuAdventures Oh, that too??? I'll share that with the family. thank you.
Hi Peanut, since you are one of those very few people to have both these 800s... which one do you prefer using PF or the E FL lens?
Hi Aniket,
I got the PF in December and have only done video with it. My expectation was that I was only going to use the PF when I had situations where I needed something lightweight. But, after using it, it has far surpassed that expectation. I really love it.
It is very sharp.
AF comparison is still ongoing. I have been testing the Z9 with different AF sensitivity settings with the PF lens and the AF is working excellent. With the E FL, I was having trouble with raptors flying directly at me where it would lose focus sometimes. With the PF and AF sensitivity set to 1, the AF with raptors flying directly at me is working great. Its strange because the video manual says to use 7 to keep focus. I have to try this out on the E FL to see if it works. If it does work than the AF on both lenses would be equal to me. I will let you know my findings.
The only thing, and only by a small margin is that the E FL, probably is a little bit sharper and backgrounds a little smoother.
The hood and hood cover are better made on the E FL.
The collar ring is smoother on the E FL.
The lightness on the PF is a huge plus.
But, overall, the PF for the 10k less is really superb, its profession level, no question.
Thanks for watching my videos. Talk soon.
@@PeanutChuAdventures Thanks a lot for your detailed reply. 16,300$$$ was anyway waaaaay... outside my budget and even 6500$ is but it's at least within range.
@@aniketranade4422 yw and thanks for watching.
Nice work Peanut! Excellent image quality and being 120p it wasn't even oversampled -- that's what I like most about the Z9. AF looked like it was hunting in some of the shots -- some day we'll have to compare notes on AF techniques after I get more time behind the Z9. So what's your impression of the 800/6.3 PF vs. 800/5.6 E?
Hi Gary, AF sometimes tough when subject flys directly at you. Nikon hopefully will clean that up with firmware. I really am enjoying the PF, so light and sharp and great AF. The 5.6 goes to another level with sharpness, and background rending is top notch.
@@PeanutChuAdventures Thanks Peanut, I'd love to try one myself but it doesn't look like that will happen for a while!
How do you like the 800pf?
Hi Tim, definitely worth getting. It's very sharp and fast AF. And light at 5lbs. I am enjoying it.
Wall kill? Beautiful
Hi Donna, yep and thank you!
@@PeanutChuAdventures I was there yesterday ♡
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Hello Mao, Thank you!