Nikon z7: Burst & Buffer

and puts an extra battery in there so you get longer battery life but it doesn't have any buttons so you can't change your exposure you can't shoot any pictures when you're shooting vertically or horizontally it doesn't allow you to do that in this case the da 50 wins for better frames per second…

I really much prefer the snappy autofocus of the Canon EOSR, though, particularly when shooting in low light.

at around about 1/ 1200 1/400th of a second something like that because I wanted to freeze the motion of these reads as they're blowing around in the wind whereas for this abstract photograph I'm shooting in a square crop and I'm deliberately shooting at a slow shoter speed of around about 12th of…