How to set the Nikon Z9 120 FPS
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2024
- I don't usually read the manual that comes along with a camera. And being very familiar with Nikon cameras, everything is where I think it is going to be. But I had no idea how to access one of the headline features of the Nikon Z9 - the continuous shooting speed of 120 frames per second. I will admit that I had to look it up. So I just wanted to share, how to find and adjust that setting.
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Por lo general, no leo el manual que viene con una cámara. Y al estar muy familiarizado con las cámaras Nikon, todo es donde creo que va a estar. Pero no tenía idea de cómo acceder a una de las características principales de la Nikon Z9: la velocidad de disparo continua de 120 cuadros por segundo. Admito que tuve que buscarlo. Así que solo quería compartir, cómo encontrar y ajustar esa configuración.
我通常不阅读相机随附的手册。而且对尼康相机非常熟悉，我认为一切都将成为现实。但是我不知道如何访问尼康Z9的标题之一 - 每秒的连续拍摄速度为120帧。我承认我必须查找它。因此，我只是想分享，如何找到和调整该设置。
Ich lese normalerweise nicht das Handbuch, das mit einer Kamera einhergeht. Und wenn ich mit Nikon -Kameras sehr vertraut bin, denke ich, dass es sein wird. Aber ich hatte keine Ahnung, wie ich auf eine der Überschriftsmerkmale des Nikon Z9 zugreifen sollte - die kontinuierliche Schießgeschwindigkeit von 120 Bildern pro Sekunde. Ich gebe zu, dass ich es nachschlagen musste. Also wollte ich nur teilen, wie man diese Einstellung findet und anpassen.
Je ne lis généralement pas le manuel qui vient avec une caméra. Et étant très familier avec les caméras Nikon, tout est là que je pense que ça va être. Mais je ne savais pas comment accéder à l'une des fonctionnalités du Nikon Z9 - la vitesse de prise de vue continue de 120 images par seconde. J'avoue que je devais le chercher. Je voulais donc partager, comment trouver et ajuster ce paramètre.
Di solito non leggo il manuale che arriva con una fotocamera. Ed avere molta familiarità con le telecamere Nikon, tutto è dove penso che sarà. Ma non avevo idea di come accedere a una delle caratteristiche principali di Nikon Z9 - la velocità di tiro continua di 120 fotogrammi al secondo. Devo ammettere che ho dovuto cercarlo. Quindi volevo solo condividere, come trovare e regolare quell'impostazione.
私は通常、カメラに付属するマニュアルを読みません。そして、ニコンのカメラに非常に精通しているので、すべてが私がそれがそうなると思うところです。しかし、Nikon Z9の見出しの特徴の1つにアクセスする方法はわかりませんでした。これは、1秒あたり120フレームの連続射撃速度です。私はそれを調べなければならなかったことを認めます。だから、私はただその設定を見つけて調整する方法を共有したかっただけです。
나는 보통 카메라와 함께 제공되는 매뉴얼을 읽지 않습니다. 그리고 Nikon 카메라에 매우 익숙하다는 것은 모든 것이 내가 생각할 것이라고 생각합니다. 그러나 나는 Nikon Z9의 헤드 라인 기능 중 하나 인 초당 120 프레임의 연속 촬영 속도에 액세스하는 방법을 전혀 몰랐습니다. 나는 그것을 찾아야한다는 것을 인정할 것이다. 그래서 나는 그 설정을 찾고 조정하는 방법을 공유하고 싶었습니다.
Я обычно не читаю руководство, которое сопровождает камеру. И, будучи очень хорошо знакомым с камерами Nikon, все, где я думаю, это будет. Но я понятия не имел, как получить доступ к одной из главных функций Nikon Z9 - непрерывной скорости съемки 120 кадров в секунду. Я признаю, что мне пришлось это посмотреть. Поэтому я просто хотел поделиться, как найти и настроить эту настройку.
Δεν διαβάζω συνήθως το εγχειρίδιο που έρχεται μαζί με μια κάμερα. Και είναι πολύ εξοικειωμένος με τις κάμερες της Nikon, όλα είναι όπου νομίζω ότι πρόκειται να είναι. Αλλά δεν είχα ιδέα πώς να αποκτήσω πρόσβαση σε ένα από τα χαρακτηριστικά του Nikon Z9 - τη συνεχή ταχύτητα λήψης 120 καρέ ανά δευτερόλεπτο. Θα παραδεχτώ ότι έπρεπε να το κοιτάξω. Έτσι ήθελα απλώς να μοιραστώ, πώς να βρείτε και να προσαρμόσετε αυτή τη ρύθμιση.
120 fps at 11 mp ???? you buy a 5 k camera for that , noooo . seriously you shoot full res raw , so that pans out to 20 fps , 10 more than the d850 , at same res , which is all i use full res ... i dont use the 9fps speed ever , very rare as most z9 users will not use the 20fps , why is the 120 fps thing highlighted on every site , im not disrespecting the camera , but the advertising , 11mp at 120fps , may as well dust off the nikon f3hp and drive 😃
Thanks for the comment Joe. I agree that it is a rare situation that I would want to shoot 120 frames per second. One situation that I tested it was when capturing images of hummingbirds as they move insanely fast. th-cam.com/video/_O-CQwUr1r0/w-d-xo.html
I definitely use the 20 frames per second with sports. I also own the D850 and it is a fantastic camera. But when it comes to action, those extra 11 frames per second at the peak moment can make all the difference. I think whether or not someone uses the 20fps depends on the type of photography you do. Definitely not needed if I just shot landscapes but love it and use it. Check out my video about my 5 favorite things about the Z9 if you're interested. th-cam.com/video/WDdY22ZYR7U/w-d-xo.html
Thank You. That helps. I had it set that way and somehow inadvertently changed it, then forgot how to get back. Thanks for sharing.
Glad it was helpful Glen!
Thank you, I shoot raw but from time to time I would like to play with this feature
Happy to help! It isn't often that I need to use it, but one situation when I found it useful was when I was photographing hummingbirds. If you're interested, you can see that short video here: th-cam.com/video/_O-CQwUr1r0/w-d-xo.html
@@thephotographytoolkit I enjoy shooting hummer. I primarily shoot drag races and sports. I set up by my hummer feeder as often as I can
@@navy1948 Drag races and sports are definitely incredibly quick and being able to capture more images at the peak of the action is really helpful.
Super 😉
So the only application I've thought of where the 120FPS would be handy is shooting someone firing a gun or some other projectile weapon.
You mentioned hummingbirds in another comment (few times i ran into one while shooting- it was gone before i could even think of pointing the camera at it 😒), but struggling to think of anything else to use this feature on.
I completely agree. It is not something that I would need to use a lot. Some other possibilities might include golf or tennis when you want the ball in contact with the club or racquet.
@@thephotographytoolkit You are correct. I forgot that shooting baseball swings crossed my mind as a way to use this feature. Unfortunately adult competitive baseball doesn't really exist where i live and I'm pretty sure MLB team won't let me bring the z9 in or at least not with a lense large enough to capture anything good without a front row seat.
I'm set on figuring out things to use this feature on for some reason, I'll circle back if i do.
@@uhoh7541 Fair enough! If you can think of more possibilities, please let me know. Thanks!
I couldn't figure out the new C60 option with FW3.0, this video solved that for me. Thank you! Weird setup Nikon.
Glad it helped! I was super frustrated trying to figure it out and thought if it wasn't easy for me, someone else might have trouble too.
@@thephotographytoolkit If you figure out the built in remote trigger for Z9 to Z9 firing, please make a video on that too. I haven't seen it anywhere on TH-cam.
@@DamonMoritz So far I have only used pocket wizards for firing multiple cameras. However, I will see what I can do.
@@DamonMoritz So I have been trying to figure it out. I have a WR-11a and when I connect it my Z9 the wireless remote option is no longer greyed out in the menu. That makes me think that I need to have another WR-11a on a second Z9 to sync them and fire the second camera. There is very little about remotes and the Z9. I did find this page though: onlinemanual.nikonimglib.com/z9/en/15_menu_guide_06_28.html#topic_led_lamp
Also maybe Nikon Saying that there is a built in remote means you still need a WR-11a but you don't need the crazy expensive wt-7 www.nikon.com.au/wireless-transmitter-wt-7
@@thephotographytoolkit The best I could figure out was that you need to use a wireless router to make use of the built in trigger. I have made the WR-11b with the WR-A10 adapter and the handheld remote. Makes for some wonky shooting with the remote in your lens supporting hand when shooting a second body.
Why not just shoot it at 8k Videp Mode?
Good question. I wonder if the autofocus of a moving subject would be better when capturing video or stills. What do you think?
@@thephotographytoolkit I'd say, what's the advantage of shooting at 120 fps at 4 mps over 8k video that you could simply pull images from, what do you think?
@@Justentime77 I haven't done a direct comparison but from what I have read, it is more difficult to get sharper images with the stills pulled from video. With photos, each one is sharp. Might be something I need to try in the future!