Nikon Z9: Features That Really Crank Up The Keeper Rate!

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Hi Steve, I keep my Sensor Shield off until I need to use it when changing a lens So I put the menu item for the shield in the My Menu for ease/speed to access it I do this for 2 reasons 1st is it's mechanical It will have a finite lifespan so why constantly have it open and close when not needed? The other is with the Shield turned on, the Z9 starts up and is ready to shoot in about 1 second Having the shield off, the Z9 starts up in about 5 seconds or about half the time With the shield off, I find the Z9 starts up as fast as my D850 and D500 did
Comment from : eric00214

So having a sensor shield or USB charging really cranked up your keeper rate?brNot to be mean, it's still an informative video (I'm waiting for my z8 to arrive), but the title doesn't really represent what's actually in the video
Comment from : verm

Hi Steve , Great review, I'm on a D4 I'm planning on upgrading in two weeks I was considering a D6 , however I know you got rid of yours Do you have any regrets with Z9 ? Do you think using the adapter to use F mount lenses, you experience any loss ? Thanks
Comment from : Matt L Jones

Well … gee whiz Pretty much everything in this video perfectly equally applies to my brand new Z8 Thanks, Steve
Comment from : Brian Lemke

How many "keepers" do we need from a photo outing?
Comment from : Unconventional Reasoning

Thanks!
Comment from : David Gray

Dear sir, can i buy your book in China? is it only for North American? sometimes i felt its hard to understand all Z9 functions by the nikon offical book
Comment from : 熊继鹏

I'm about to buy a Z9 One of the features I thought were great was no shutter So no limited lifespan because of the mechanical shutter However an issue I've heard about mirrorless cameras is they attract a great deal more dust on the sensor Would this need the clean the sensor more regularly contribute to wear and tear on the sensor and limit the lifespan of the camera? This is probably my last decent camera I buy before I retire so I would like it to last
Comment from : Paul Dunham

I bought your Z9 book and am working my way through it, so this may be a mute question If you haven't would you consider putting your recommend wildlife setting all in one place at the end of the E-book you offer?
Comment from : Michael Butler

U ARE A GOOD PHOTOGRAPHER
Comment from : GAMING NUUR

Excellent delivery of you're video with bullet point delivery and examples of you're work Just subbed here and your newsletter I don't even own a prosumer camera anymore, but thinking about the Nikon Z8 when it comes out
Comment from : Mr K-9

Steve -my apologies Access to both books now all goodbrClive
Comment from : Clive Ingram

Just curious What is your take on the Olympus OM-1 compared to the Nikon and Sony? Thank you
Comment from : Joe Endy

Great info Steve! I’m still saving for a Z9 and hoping Nikon comes out with something with great focusing, but more affordable!
Comment from : Randy Schwager

Matrishva Vyas Clinical & Wildlife Photography

Z9 has dual gain ISO Is it really so that 100 and 500 Both creats same noise ?brIs this practically true ?
Comment from : Matrishva Vyas Clinical & Wildlife Photography

Great video! (As all of your videos are)brbrI'm about to purchase a Z9 I have a question, if I purchase your Z9 ebook, are all future updates included or must you purchase them after a certain time frame? Thank you Steve 🙂📷
Comment from : Joe Endy

Great photos!
Comment from : Donald MacLeay

תודה!
Comment from : Eldad Levin

1/28/23 Steve really showed Nikon Z9 features to the max, very impressive wildlife photography examples, looks like the menus system has a lot of custom setting which is good and bad depending on your needs Because of the large size and cost of the Nikon system, my preference is the Olympus OM-D micro 4/3 due to its smaller size and weight, plus meets my needs for a mirrorless camera I can carry a lot more gear in less space and weight, a second body, plus a waterproof body For me, this meets my photo needs, but yes I am very impressed with your review of the Nikon Z9 and the quality of your photography
Comment from : RP DEE

I need recommendation for flash cards for the Z9 128gb
Comment from : navy1948

Hey Steve, Once again thanks for great content My Z9 arrived 2 days ago and I paniced when I saw how many new features there are and the size of the user manual I have just downloaded my copy of your new book 'The Ultimate Z9 Setup and Shooting guide for wild lif photograph' and can't wait to geet into it Thanks again, love ya work
Comment from : Norman Dean

I've set up my Z9 to use a wide area focus with a half press of the shutter and 3d tracking on the AF or back focus button once subject acquired , this works well for birds in flightbrThanks Steve for another great video
Comment from : John Smithers

This is a great video Steve I don’t have a Z camera, but this was really interesting Thanks!
Comment from : Rich Cower

Nikon z9 or sony A1 which one is batter for photography proposed only 🙏🙏
Comment from : Mr T

I just had to complement you on the Z9 images you featured in this video, Steve Your work is absolutely stunning
Comment from : tsptl152

BONJOUR le livre existe en Français ?
Comment from : Marchal Christophe

Steve are you using version 30 and what do you think of the 3D tracking, I have had a hard time and reverted back to V2 as I found that I can no longer use it if a subject is not found or is hard to lock on - I used to be able to lock onto any subject as long as I had the 3D box over it, but now…even with SD OFF it doesn’t lock on if my primary focus is wide or area and I handoff to 3D, It works fine if primary focus is set to single point or dynamic Any ideas or workarounds ? Otherwise I will stick with V2
Comment from : Photographersforyou

As always, great content Thanks, Steve
Comment from : StevenH

Those photos are awesome!
Comment from : Samantha Pushpa Kumara

Thanks Steve! Love your work I seriously appreciate your expertise and fun to watch videos Thanks again :)
Comment from : HYPNOS Calming Soothing Relaxation

Ever since updating to 30, i'm getting random EVF framerate drops while AF is ON - it seems like it mostly happens when 3D tracking loses a subject, falls back to area, and reacquires Not sure if that's just me or if it's something happening to other people as well It's weird
Comment from : oorcinus

10:18 nice pun!
Comment from : Alan Fullmer

Once again, well done Makes learning so easy !!!!
Comment from : Eric Smith

If you can Steve, try FW 30 on birds over water See if it keeps to the birds in 3D animal AF tracking and doesnt hunt to the weird colors of waves in the foreground or background I was just out today with it and it seems to be a lot more sticky on the subject
Comment from : Manns Woodland Perspective

I am devouring the Setup guide! brI have only shot the camera for 2 days, and your practical advice for wildlife photography on the Z9 is producing keepers that I am sure I wouldn't have gotten if I had ventured down the path of figuring out the Z9 systems, alonebr It's no surprise, considering the amount of help you provided getting the most out of my D500brbrI should say, I cannot help but read the set up guide, in your voice 😂brbrI bet I am not alone😃
Comment from : Masked Bandit

Just purchased the set up guide, and I am really looking forward to reading it, in conjunction with my manualbr Thanks for the videos! Your videos for the D500 really helped my come up to speed quickly, when I switched from the D300
Comment from : Masked Bandit

Annother great video StevebrI think I'll sell my Z6ii and just look at your photos!brI can't wait to see which of those features Nikon trickles down first!
Comment from : DigNap15

Thank you kindly for sharing this information
Comment from : Kevin Bruff

i've had my d40 for long, and it's good as z9 :D
Comment from : djengsri disini

Thanks
Comment from : Shyamal nandy

I've learned so much from Steve over the years and will be ordering his new book today!
Comment from : Tom White ♾️

Been following you for years You are a born teacher and I enjoy your style of teaching and professionalism Thank you for sharing your passion
Comment from : Spokesdog

Got the feeling you're implying the Sony is a bit better, right? Beautiful pictures by the way, thanks
Comment from : rotvonrat

As always, love your content! Thanks Steve!
Comment from : Steven Heipel

Steve, Is the Z9 ISO at 25,600 comparable to the D6 ISO at 25,600?
Comment from : Mike Menegus

Do you still have, and are you still using, your D6 or did you ditch it entirely with the Z9?
Comment from : Bryan Stewart

compared to the D850, focusing feels to hunt more using F-glass when shooting landscapesbrespecially on low contrast subjects
Comment from : Fabian Keppler

With the additional photos you are capturing, is there a photo-culling software program you would suggest to assist you in deciding on which are the keepers?
Comment from : Joanne Abramson

I agree the number of keepers just allows us to be pickier about our favorites
Comment from : Bruce Campbell

You are favouring 1600 iOS or less on the z9, what do you favour on the a1?
Comment from : kilik92

I have one on order, hope to get it mid-November I am currently using the D-850 Really looking forward to it!
Comment from : Philip Culbertson

Have you used the HE format? Any problems with editing in Lightroom?
Comment from : Wah Chu

Just to add the obvious: Your videos are great! One thing I noticed with my Z7 II is how great the Z lenses are I will probably wait for a Z8 to be released as I need a smaller camera, and save up for the Z 800/f63 lens
Comment from : Heiko Sieger

Hi, Can you please tall me that RAW file of z9 support by which version of Lightroom
Comment from : subhajit laskar

Thanks for sharing another wonderful video like always, I really enjoy watching your videos and learned a lot from you 👍👌
Comment from : MIGUEL TORRES

Phenomenal thank you so much
Comment from : Paul Morrall

Wow! This is 💯 legit! Thank you so much!
Comment from : Hrishikesh Rao

Thanks for another great video
Comment from : Lynn Battista

Is the Z8 supposed to be the successor?brThanks STEVE!!
Comment from : Gewglesux

Hi Steve, another great video thanks I keep my Z9 set at 12fps just to keep the numbers down but think I may start to turn mine up Just curious, do you keep all the raw files?
Comment from : Paul Sahota

Great work, as per usual
Comment from : Bazza

I watched this video even when I do not have and not planning to buy a Z9 I would love if you consider to make an a9/a9ii book I would be the first buying it! Great work! Love your books Steve!
Comment from : Guillermo Soto

Thanks, dear Perry
Comment from : shrikant sharma

Thanks
Comment from : shrikant sharma

I wish Sony would add the "focus shift' feature to their lineup
Comment from : Taylor Hickman

I've had my Z9 for a few months now - just long enough to realise how many of the features I'm under using!brI'm only a quarter of the way through your new ebook, but have already learned a few things brAlthough we could all, eventually, learn many of the subtleties of the Z9 and photography in general, it's great that people like you are willing to pass on your knowledge in such an enthusiastic and altruistic way brThanks Steve
Comment from : Hampshire Hog

Ciao Steve, Simone here from MelbournebrThanks always for all the tips that you share with the communitybrbrI'm using the Z9 with the 600 f4 FL brAbout the 20 fpsbrConsidering that:brAs you mention, I'm not very happy to shoot anything at more than 3200 ISO and I push 6400 only if very necessary to take home the shotbrthe ibis of the z9 is amazing and with some care, I can manage to get good shots even at 1/80 - 1/125 with the VR on the lens on, hand helded (no sport)brbrI found that when I use the rate of 20 fps at very low shutter speed like that, look like that the VR of the lens is not able to work in all of the 20 shots, but I have about the 50 of the shots, sharp brWhile, if I keep the low 10 fps mode, almost all are sharpbrNow, you have that lens Did you find that behaviour similar? brIs possible that the not native lens VR could struggle to work in perfect syncro with that speed and ibis of the Z9? brAm I missing something?brOf course I'm talking of hand helding, I don't use tripods or monopodsbrbrThanks, brSimone
Comment from : Panepinto Simone

Hi Steve, eventhough i wont be able to effort new gear for the next Years, i really enjoyed this video anyways, because youre just so good at explaing other more general stuff (eg why higher frame rates are so beneficial) along the way I would really like to see a video in which you talk about camouflage or more general how you personaly manage to get close to wildlife As i wachted almost all of your Videos i realized, that you didnt wear any form of Camouflage in your videos
Comment from : Hendrik

In 3 weeks from now, it is a year since I ordered a Z9 It has still not arrived And I can get no answer telling when I can expect it That is, to my opinion, just not good enough! As a nikon shooter for more than 3 decades, I feel betrayed That said, it has nothing to do with You, and I like your video and gave it thumbs up
Comment from : Carl Kristensen

As always a superb video, you are a encyclopedia for Nikon shooters
Comment from : Larz Karlsson

Fantastic mini review
Comment from : Marco

Sounds like your done with Sony?
Comment from : Brian Kushner

Thank you, Steve Good benchmarks for the A1 mark ii, especially the display tilt mechanism for photographers
Comment from : hans

Love your enthusiasm when you talk The hovering of the camera over the water for the hippo shot takes a lot of courage - perhaps some sort of strap screwed into the lens foot would be better for most others? But when the moment comes, one has to get the shot
Comment from : Johan Schmidt

Thank You for this video It confirms some of my setup choices I've made and adds quite a bit more Especially the combinations of features
Comment from : SloDays

Thank you for the verdict Your opinion matters Time to move on to the Nikon Z9
Comment from : santosh mahalik

As always thanks a lot for a very informative video, Steve !
Comment from : Wira Wijoga

When Steve says something is just a touch better, I believe him
Comment from : Ned Nard

Thank you so much for the great tips, and love those amazing photos!
Comment from : Mm Z

Have only had z9 for a week Was shooting with a nikon z6ii Should i keep the z6ii? It feels like it shoots slightly better in low light/high ISO, but not absolutely certain
Comment from : Uh Oh!

Thanks, Steve for the great video Will there be a long term review of the 800mm F63 PF lens coming up?
Comment from : Victor Lim

I am sure someone has already said something along these lines, but your video showcased some stunning wildlife images Well done Steve
Comment from : rcanter

I love your videos and have watched many I just bought a Z9 and I am so excited Lots to discover Some day I would love to hook up with you on a workshop or something My biggest problem is being a fairly small female, I cannot handle carrying around a 600mm lens So I have to sacrifice Any suggestions would help with that I just can't carry that heavy equipment I will continue to watch your videos Going to look at the the Ultimate Z9 one you mentioned
Comment from : Brenda Jacobs

Great video! Really didn't think about turning off tracking between shots That's a great tipbrbrWhat's your thought on the 800pf vs the 600mm f4E in terms of IQ?
Comment from : silvere36

Steve, great video, I am a professional photographer and I have had the Z9 since last Dec I was pretty comfortable with my setup but decided to purchase your setup guide I can honestly say its the best $2897 I have ever spent I have learned a lot of neat tricks that will help me capture more great images Thanks again You ROCK!!!
Comment from : Richard Paige

Thanks!
Comment from : Richard Paige

Great video, he makes it easy to follow along !!!!!
Comment from : Eric Smith

Great points Steve - the Z9 has been such a massive step forward in the Nikon Z world! Something I really appreciate is the playback button position allowing a quick check of the last images of n the EVF without moving my hands or burning a valuable front function button!
Comment from : Geoff Cooper

Wonderfully informative video as always Steve! By the way, I just downloaded the Z9 eBook and looking forward to go through it to get more out my Z9 Thank you!
Comment from : Street_Biologist