Nikon D500 & D7100 • Bird Photography • Tamron 18-400 & NIKKOR 500 f/4
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- Heather and I went to Nickajack Dam to photograph a rare bird for our area. I used the Nikon D500 and the 500 f/4G VR, Heather used the D7100 and Tamron 18-400. We photographed Osprey, Great Blue Heron, cormorant, and the very very rare for our area brown Booby.
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Wonderful images of this cool bird. And the osprey and cormorant shots are really nice too. Heather is doing some fantastic work with that lens. It’s always so much fun to have a new visitor from afar show up in your neck of the woods. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you!
Lovely photos Phil and Heather... you guys rock... Stay safe.. ;o))
Mad Photographer Thank you!!
Jeez with a good lens that D500 shines !great video. Makes me consider the D500 to save money. What’s wrong with those images ?
Such a fantastic video by these two lovely people
You are so kind. Thank you!
Love the place ❤️ really interesting and wonderful camera comparison results 😎 both of these cameras looks wonderful to me 😎 thumbs up ❤️❤️👍
Thank you!
Great images Phil and Heather. I especially liked the Osprey shot Heather captured with the catchlight in his beautiful eyes.
Good stuff! Love Heather's shot with the sun reflecting off the birds eye
Thanks, Mike!
Excellent presentation. I have Nikon D7100 , please tell me what are the ideal autofocus settings of D7100 for birds in flight.
Awesome shots guys! Glad to see you drag the D500 out
I'll probably keep that camera forever. I had a shutter failure with it once but Nikon repaired it under warranty. Thanks!
@@PhilThach me too, I seriously can't find nothing better close to the price for what I do...I was shooting these elk and an older guy pulled up with his $1500 tripod with a gimbal plus a D5 with a Nikon 400mm f2.8...and here I thought I was the s#$t because most were using their phones...lolol
those ospreys are awesome! love seeing them here in new mexico
Great shots... I only own a D7100 & D500 so I always enjoy your videos.. However I don't have lenses as long as what you are using...keep up the interesting videos... Thanks..
Some great shots in there Phil and Heather. That guy looked pretty happy with his fish he caught. Lucky to get that bird so far north. We have a lot of those on the islands here, different colors though. Thanks for sharing the video. Wonder if that Z6II will be any better for bird shots?
I hope the Z6II improves birds in flight photography. Thanks, Adrian!
Nice video, I own a canon cropped sensor DSLR camera, I want to upgrade my setup for bird and wildlife photography but for that a minimum of 400mm lens is needed which is as costly as Nikon P 950,should I consider purchasing a new lens or this camera. What would you suggest?
Nice photos!
Thank you!
Take a look at the Nikon 1 v 2 v3, I use it with my d7100 and 200-500 with adapter without losing light
Thanks in advance i am going to buy camera i am confused which of these two..
Good luck
Thank you!
Hi Would be nice to see the before edit pictures
Sometimes I share the before edit version of an image but usually only if there is a dramatic difference between the two. Stay tuned, there are a couple like that in the pipeline.
@@PhilThach Ty for your extremely fast reply I have just been gifted a mint low shutter count D7100 so on a mega learning curve
@@DiscusRussell On a D7100, I think I would try to stay below 1600 if possible. I have sold my D7100 since this video came out but I always loved the images it produced especially at lower ISOs.
@@PhilThach Thanks for the heads up. .dually noted
What camera gives sharp and fine clear images ... Which is great for image quality d7100 or d500 ?
Both are great but D500 handles high ISO much better.