A short film in 4K made with Nikon Z 9, Z 180-600mm, and Z 800mm

[@Torontokas_photographer]

This is so beautiful and fluid. You have definitely captured the quiet part of Toronto that celebrates the nature of the city.

[@taku_kumabe]

Aw thank you so much. I very much appreciate that! Thanks for making your way over to my channel too! 😄👌

[@kurtwangphotography5038]

Wow， this is so amazing 👍👍

[@taku_kumabe]

Thanks so much Kurt! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@MrRudyc]

Good job. I really like that lens

[@taku_kumabe]

Me too! Thanks for watching!

[@DrNick8002]

Nice one

[@taku_kumabe]

Thanks for watching!

[@dPico-digitaldurda]

beautiful colors. excellent shots. awesome

[@taku_kumabe]

Many thanks for that!

[@LeanneHay]

You have captured this morning beautifully Taku. Really great video. Next level!!

[@taku_kumabe]

Thanks so much Leanne! I appreciate you watching it! I think the majority were filmed that morning, but had to include some clips from other mornings too.

[@gdsmithimages]

Some really nice shots here, great job!

[@taku_kumabe]

Many thanks!

[@cgtung]

That's beautiful Taku, love it! 😍 I'm curious all internal on your Z9, or do you also use an external recorder? I looked at atmos for one for mine, they don't show atmos compatible with Nikons Z9. Rock on 🤘

[@taku_kumabe]

Thanks so much! It's all internal, which makes things so much more convenient. I looked into a recorder too (to record my viewfinder) but haven't bought any yet. What do they mean by compatible though? I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work...unless there's some sort of codec issues involved.

[@cgtung]

I'm thinking it's codec issues (not 100% sure), Z6's and Z7's are compatible. Thanks for your feedback. (¤¿¤)

[@Mike-126]

Beautifully done! Where did you film this?

[@taku_kumabe]

Thank you kindly! This was just at a local park here in Toronto during the early morning hours.

[@macmcginnis3180]

Very nice. Did you have the VR turned on or off while filming? Also, what focus mode did you use?

[@taku_kumabe]

VR was turned on when I was hand-holding the lenses. When I had them on my tripod, the VR was turned off. Focus mode was primarily Wide area AF with bird mode.