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Table of Contents:
00:00 - Intro
1:43- Button & Controls Overview
6:52 - Start Up
7:19 - Control Panel
7:43 - Diopter Adjustment
8:11 - Live View Monitor
8:33 - Display Button
10:41 - Info Screen
11:15 - Stills i Button
12:17 - Picture Control
12:55 - Image Quality
13:46 - Flash Mode
14:17 - Release Modes
15:32- Vibration Reduction
16:11 - Active D-Lighting
16:38- Image Size
17:42 - Video Mode
18:56 - Video i Button
19:22 - Electronic Vibration Reduction
19:53 - Mic Sensitivity
20:23 - Video Picture Control
21:20 - Exposure Control
23:58 - Aperture Priority Mode
24:28 - Exposure Compensation Button
30:07 - Auto ISO
31:12 - Shutter Priority Mode
32:13- Program Mode
33:18 - Manual Mode
34:43 - Custom User Modes
35:53 - Movie Mode Exposure Control
36:53 - White Balance
37:28 - White Balance Settings
38:42 - Preset Manual
39:37 - Kelvin Scale
41:12 - Focusing
41:58 - Focusing Modes
42:05 - AF-S
42:45 - AF-C
43:18 - MF
43:52 - Focusing Squares
44:08 - Pinpoint AF
44:39 - Single-Point AF
44:48 - Wide-Area AF (S)
45:02 - Wide-Area AF (L)
45:17 - Auto-Area AF
46:00 - Dynamic AF
47:06 - Touch Monitor Settings
47:53- Back Button Focusing
49:31 - Face Detection
50:10 - Tracking Mode
51:35 - Video Focusing
54:10 - Manual Zoom Focus
55:43 - Shutter Release Modes
56:47 - Monitor Modes
58:41 - Playback Display Options
59:25 - Deep Menu
1:03:53 - Playback Menu
1:04:02 - Playback Folder
1:04:07 - Playback Display
1:04:38 - Image Review
1:04:56 - Rotate tall
1:05:07 - Slide Show
1:05:15 - Rating
1:05:45 - Photo Shooting Menu
1:06:14 - Storage folder
1:06:38 - File naming
1:06:49 - Choose image area
1:07:05 - Image quality
1:08:40 - Image Size
1:09:09 -NEF (RAW) recording
1:09:59 - ISO sensitivity settings
1:10:03- Set Picture Control
1:11:48 - Manage Picture Control
1:12:15 - Color Space
1:13:26 - Diffraction compensation
1:14:01 - Flash Control
1:14:35 - Auto Bracketing
1:16:17 - Multiple exposure
1:17:02 - HDR (High Dynamic Range)
1:17:50 - Interval timer shooting
1:18:55 - Time-lapse movie
1:19:45 - Focus shift shooting
1:20:56 - Silent photography
1:21:17 - Movie Shooting Menu
1:21:38 - Choose Image Area
1:23:32 - Frame size/frame rate
1:24:20 - Movie Quality
1:24:27 - Movie file type
1:24:47 - Set Picture Control
1:26:27 - Manage Picture Control
1:28:33 - Custom Settings Menu
1:28:49 - f1: i Menu Customization
1:29:19 - g1: i Menu Customization Video
1:29:31 - f2: custom control assignment
1:29:47 - g2 :custom control assignment Video
1:29:52 - Setup Menu
1:29:52 - Copyright Info
1:30:38 - Location Data
1:31:16 - Retouch Menu
1:31:56 - My Menu
1:32:32 - Connecting To A Smartphone
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[@debbieciccone6483]

I’m just getting back into photography and treated myself to the Nikon Z6. I was so intimidated I figured I would never be able to figure out this camera until I saw your training video. The video is phenomenal. I had so many ah-ha moments. You explained the camera features very simply and clearly. I am now a huge fan and plan to watch all your videos. Thank you so very much.

[@MMaven]

Thank you Debbie

[@Anand-yu1sg]

I remember being your student for the Fuji XT3 ,how time has passed. i am doing the Z7 here , and i can see the comparisons you are making with the Fuji XT3 . Of course your Kelvin Temp and exposure compensation passion for clarification is unique to your classes.

[@gstew6976]

Really great session. I just bought the Nikon Z7ii after years using DSLR cameras. I feel a "newbie" and will be investing in your course. Great tutorial style, good pace and thank you!

[@samgabor100]

Great teaching skills and easy style for an average person to learn and understand, best wishes

[@davidkrugs6466]

Hi Michael, just got my Z6 and watched your video. You really explained a lot of the features and helped me a lot. Just awesome. Thanks again.

[@TheHelenCuccaro]

I so appreciate your teaching. I learned a lot about my nikon D750 with your cd that I purchased for that camera years past. Thank you.

[@hectorcabrera5582]

I just finished your Nikon Z6 basic course Part II, it was fantastic, and finally understood major component on my Z6. But now need to see how each component and setting will vary. Time to start shutting and seeing the differences. Thank you very much.

[@samgabor100]

The most helpful guidance in all media no wonder you all time great teacher and making easy to understand, thank you a lot

[@stanspb763]

I have the Z7 but might exchange it at the dealer for the Z6 since I really don't need the high res file sizes, because I shoot studio with a D850 and was looking for a smaller walking around camera and event second camera instead of my D800. I love the Z7 but think the Z6 24mpx is optimum for my needs. I just wanted to write to say this is the best tutorial about the setup and function of the Z cameras and after using all these features for a few weeks in events, studio and casual shooting, there was nothing I would have changed in your description. It took me 2 weeks to learn what viewers could get from this video in 1:40:00. I would advise beginners or those transitioning from other brands to get the crash course if it is as well done as this video. You will save a lot of time, and unlearning bad habits. Good work Michael.

[@terrylwilliams]

I had the Z6 and just upgraded to the Z7. I don't do videos and want the higher res files. Either one are excellent cameras.

[@m4nc1n1]

Just bought the Z6 (just in time for firmware 3.0). Whatever camera you shot this on is fantastic! Very clear

[@dammitjim9131]

This is awesome! Just got my Nikon Z6ii. This helps so much! Thanks!

[@studioredbuddha]

A very helpful tutorial. Thanks you so much. My Z6 is just 3 days old. Needed this tutorial desperately. Thanks again Michael. Appreciate it. 👍

[@sunrise_sunshine]

Hi Michael - Thank you so much for this tutorial, I am a beginner and bought the Z6ii but wasn't aware of what these buttons are for and how they function but I admit that I knew only AIS setting but none of the functions not aware. This video helps me to understand better its functionality and its significance. I think I have to go through it one more time so that I can understand it better and adapt what, where and how to process. Thanks so much :)

[@MrMetelhead]

Clear, concise, excellent pace and delivery well done!

[@dasaauto2024]

That’s a really great walkthrough. I’m impressed with the level of control Nikon gives you over the look of the image for both photo and video. I found when borrowing a friend’s D800 that I could “design” a B&W style in-camera that I liked and so after shooting I wasn’t messing around with a 1,000 different looks in the edit. So seeing this level of control-it’s not just the generic standard, vivid, landscape, etc.-it goes down into levels of sharpening by brightness, fine tuning contrast and saturation (within the setting you chose) and enough other subtle adjustments that “getting it right in-camera” appears to be a much more doable and enjoyable process. I was originally searching for a video that’d simply show me how the touchscreen operated before I got pulled into everything else, but wow, that touchscreen is really, really impressive. I was just shooting with the Sony a7III and its touchscreen is so limited and laggy that I pretty much disregarded it. It’s nice to see Nikon did such a good job with the touchscreen here, in addition to the excellent rear LCD (another weak spot with the Sony, though I do like that camera). Thanks for the video. If I pick up a Z6 your crash course looks like an excellent investment, and priced well also. 👍

[@pauldanesiphotography]

Always watch your videos, but bought the Z6 this week and it helped me get through the initial stage of learning my camera. The information and settings were invaluable and at least now I have a better feel for all the features of the camera. Not one to learn the video portion of the camera(D500, D60, D3200 , D90) but now I am able to take video with no effort. Will be purchasing your download shortly. Thank you so much for taking the time to put this all together.

[@mylucksmiles]

Thanks so much , you put a lot of effort into making this blog. So personally I want to say cheers . My first camera was the film real. a.s.a .... The thing is now , people think that their phone saves them money when it comes to taking great photos. There is something about a camera it's a weapon for art. Today the camera is more affordable than ever. I still believe using a camera is more about having pride in a job well done. My z7.11 arrives so for me age 68 the world is still worth a secound look.cheers....from England .

[@billantonacci4441]

Hi Mike. This is a terrific tutorial ;thank you for I am considering this camera.

[@DietrichLasa]

Thanks! ...a minor mistake: the USB Port is USB C (not USB 3) at 6:26. Bought your Crash Course. Methodical, well structured and well spoken. Delightful teaching, flawless like the (almost) flawless camera - in my case, the Z6!

[@nevtube15]

Great Instructional video. recently purchased the Nikon Z7ii.

[@billstewart7360]

I like your clear method of teaching.. going to get your Z6/Z7 crash course.. just got a Z6 and find this tutorial very useful.. also I have a D500 and found your tutorial on it.. will be watching it also.

[@ElGrecoDaGeek]

Viewfinder priority does work in still mode, you just have to be looking in the viewfinder to see that it's enabled. It also works if you're not looking you just have to keep count depending on how many of the modes you have enabled in the menu.

[@cynthiaaleonar6988]

Great mentor. Love how you got the screen visible for the settings,explaining each one & taking your time to xplain. Looking forward to more instructional videos So much info to remember...Novice:)

[@illz09]

Total noob here, I got a z6 yesterday to learn on but really needed it more for video. This video is definitely needed thank you!

[@terrylwilliams]

I like your teaching style. Just purchased the Nikon Z crash course and look forward to viewing it.

[@MMaven]

Thank you for your support Terry!

[@le3aerialphotography870]

Great explanations, deftly moving from topic to topic.

[@LikeAGentlemanPlease]

Thank you for taking the time to explain the Z6/Z7! New to photography and just ordered the z6 so thank you so much!

[@berniestang2616]

Love the info and teaching style . Thank u so much !!!!

[@Zoso7227]

I remember watching your video on the D750. That was very helpful and so is this. Great channel and info. Thanks very much!

[@cactustweeter2890]

Great free tutorial. I'm going to buy the crash course. Well worth the money.

[@MMaven]

Cactus Tweeter thank you for your support!

[@miza0409]

Hi Michael - It's very interesting. For my first camear I've bought your crash course on Nikon D5300 ans I'am really satisfied, so I've just purchased an new Nikon Z6.

[@MMaven]

Thank you for your support Azim! We have an advanced course for the Z6 in the description if you are interested! Thanks again!

[@JojoDineros]

Thank you for this tutorial.👍

[@william123267487]

you save my life and time. thank you

[@MSinc1]

just bought the course, will make sure and 5 star it 😎😎 THANKS!!

[@MMaven]

Thank you for the support! Much appreciated!

[@rickvestuto]

Just sold all of my M43 kit ($6000 worth) and bought into Nikon all the way (Z6 and Z7) After the CES announcement from Nikon, I can't wait These features coming will really make Nikon a top contender rergards, Rick

[@lutfarrahman1960]

Hi Michael Please upload tutorial for Nikon z7 ii as soon as possible .

[@jacktoddy9783]

Terrific tutorial - Many thanks.

[@thunderpup1327]

This is SUCH a useful video for a walk thru of my new Z 6ii. Very informative for someone moving to Mirrorless for the first time. Will start saving some pennies for a download of a course soon. Any chance you will update this for the newer Nikon cameras and Z lenses?

[@laurelb8372]

Great video, nice and clear. Thinking of getting Z6.

[@TungVlogvn]

Good, thankyou !

[@m4nc1n1]

Pro tip: When you connect Snapbridge to your camera the first time, choose the Bluetooth+wifi option (second choice). This way you can leave BT on and connect anytime and it will turn on wifi automatically when in app when it needs to. If i am worried about battery while shooting then i just go into Airplane mode (i put it on the i menu). So to be clear i leave BT on and just open Snapbridge when i need it and it just connects without me having to touch the camera and if it needs wifi for shooting, it will just turn wifi on in camera through the app.

[@RC75]

Super! Thanks for making this video. I hate reading manuals😂

[@belinda5986]

This was very helpful. Great channel and info. Thanks very much!

[@zekirami]

Great vedio

[@silviomayorga5831]

Great video . Thank you so much.!

[@scottweaverphotovideo]

Excellent. Very very helpful.

[@jjjkenny]

This has been very helpful for me in learning many features of my Z7 II. Do you plan to produce an updated YT for the second generation Z cameras?

[@poniatowski3547]

Thanks Michael. Great video tutorial.

[@tsri64]

great video

[@ElGrecoDaGeek]

To clear up what I believe is a bit of a misrepresentation, lossless compressed doesn't throw away anything hence the name lossless it's just compressed using a lossless algorithm. In a nutshell if you have a truly lossless compression format then the difference between a lossless compressed and an uncompressed file is absolutely zero once the lossless compressed file is uncompressed. A lossy compressed file on the other hand will drop off some details in an effort to create a smaller file.

[@coalakida]

Wow, time for a cup of coffee that was amazing , thank you so much. subed.

[@Cotictimmy]

2 questions: 1. If the ibis fails, does the Z6 otherwise continue to work normally as a camera with no ibis? 2. If the diopter adjustment range proves insufficient for your particular eyesight, is there a way to make further adjustments to your viewing? I ask because I find I need to wind the adjustment to the end for my eyesight on current Nikon D3x & D4 bodies.

[@DJOZMET]

Good review

[@francoishoule3647]

Very good! Thanks

[@intrinsicimagery]

Thanks

[@brokenheart8689]

it is amazing job Michael

[@m4nc1n1]

I use RAW processing all the time. Lets me shoot in RAW and convert something to JPEG and transfer to my phone for immediate posting. This is especially useful on the Z cameras where you pay almost $100 for a 32GB card! On my Canon i just shoot RAW+JPEG. But yeah the rest are pretty useless. 1:31:14

[@Elena-uj4mb]

You are the BEST!!! Thank you so much!

[@NikolajFreiesleben]

Great upload. Thanks

[@javierq6268]

I had the new Z6 for a couple of weeks and I'm having an annoying message that stops the camera. it said, " shutter release disable, recharge your battery" and this occurs also with a brand new fully charged battery. this happened while I was recording a video, reviewing photos or playing a video on the camera. to fix it, I had to shut off the camera and remove the battery. This clears the problem, but it happens too frequently that I'm thinking is a malfunction, shud I send the camera to the warranty?

[@rickvestuto]

Hey Michael any plans to have a course more geared towards the z6 and only Video mode I am already a photographer but need more help exclusively in the Video mode of the Z6 regards, Rick

[@MMaven]

Rick Vestuto hi Rick- I spend a significant amount of time covering video on the paid crash course. The cameras operate similarly with the main difference being resolution and I point out why one vs the other. So yes the lessons are ready, but only on the full paid crash course. Thank you

[@diaart8601]

@@MMaven hi, I am new here just want to ask where to find the full paid crash course?

[@SadiSatc]

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[@LukasEddy]

Thanks for the vid. Question: I don't understand the 'exposure compensation' function. How is turning this up different that simply increasing the ISO?

[@russellallan8564]

fantastic video. I have only one question - when using the app for remote I notice you said it only produces 2mb images doing it that way. Is there a way to use your smartphone and the app to take a raw image? I am thinking specifically about setting the camera up to capture wildlife and using the app to remote shoot? When it says original size does that mean it will record the raw image or is it restricted to Jpeg ?

[@debbieciccone6483]

At the end of your training video you show a must have Nikon z6 & z7 crash course made for beginners. Is this a book I can buy or a video on KZbin? Can you let me know?

[@michael-4k4000]

What about the Jared Polan issue?

[@newmanc]

Thanks Michael, is there any part talk about the AE-L?

[@josesparisib1]

hey Michael , i just have my Z6. and this video was absolute Great... thanks . i have a quick question, i cant rotate on my Z6 scream i meant shoots in vertical y can see on vertical in my camera? again thanks//

[@samgabor100]

I use to like the frame in focus click sound before taking the picture, is this feature possible on z6ii , I hope so , thank you Michael

[@spyrosbotsolis2125]

great video. learned a lot about my camera. i wanna ask though about eye detection. sony a73 has a setup where by pressing the ok button you get instantly eye detection and as soon as you release the ok button the camera goes back at the setting it was originally set. do we get this kind of fast setting here in the z6?

[@javierq6268]

I used to use the remote control Nikon ML-L3 with my D750, is this remote control working with the Z6 that I bought today? I did not see in your video the control remote option, I only saw the timers

[@jeffhansman2829]

No, the ML-L3 does not work with the Z bodies. You must use either the clunky two-piece setup Nikon sells or the even clunkier Snapbridge app to remotely control your Z6. I wish it were otherwise, but alas. Personally, I use "Delayed Exposure" in the Shooting menu as the first item in My Menu, and assign that menu to my Movie record button. It's a workaround, but there it is. Not adding an infrared remote to the Z bodies was, IMO, a really dumb move on Nikon's part. I used it all the time with my D7000.

[@javierq6268]

@@jeffhansman2829 Thank you.

[@djjoel1]

Set picture control is greyed out on my Nikon Z6ii. How do I get access to it?

[@TheHelenCuccaro]

Question - Can I use a Tamron lens with the with the FTZ adapter and will it work with the nikon z6 or must I use only a nikon lens?

[@nakkibhargava5903]

Sir some buttons are not working they are quite invisible so so what do ?

[@m4nc1n1]

49:00 I have a question. They are both on by default...i was wondering if I use BBF and hold it down, does the shutter button stop trying to focus? Because in my mind if it does then there is no real reason to actually turn it off on the shutter button (when i use BBF i always hold it down so maybe that is not the correct way to use it)

[@ElGrecoDaGeek]

Is there any way to disable touch auto focus + exposure but retain the ability to cycle between off and touch AF?

[@radhamohan8320]

Is it possible to shot 4K movies with active d lighting turned on?

[@kavkavia5476]

​Hello Michael, Need some guidance,. Assuming the same subject, is there a difference in how one handles a Z6 vs Z7, as it got more MP, does the user need to use higher shutter speeds to minimize shake, as the higher MP will capture the slightest blurr and magnify it? I am deciding which one to get, currently I use a D800 (36MP), and feel Z6 is a step down just from MP point of view, as I pixel peep. Not a video person, and only use camera on holiday landscape and cityscape. Thank you

[@texasmarshalls]

Hi Michael - can you please show recommended settings for Z6 auto ISO. I am struggling with getting this setting to stay as well as noticing the number turns red (prob because of my set settings). Thanks!

[@MMaven]

In the beginning- use manual iso. Auto iso will throw curve balls when you are just starting.

[@davidpanek7979]

Hi Michael, have u been able to get your z6 to shot high speed sync with pocket wizards tt5’s. Mine won’t work.

[@howardlu2002]

It seems that I need to keep holding the sub select (job sticker) or shutton button to hold the AE-L that is differnet from other Nikon DSLR. Is there on Z camera that I can lock AE by push button once? Thanks,

[@qdvvuis67]

I'm not able to add the Z7 course to purchase... the hourglass just kept spinning...

[@MMaven]

Have you logged in and signed up with an account? Sometimes that helps. Other times it’s the browser it occasionally happens but not often. Let us know if this helps

[@m4nc1n1]

Why is my HDR grayed out?

[@gabefernandez1]

Can you attach a Samsung T5 portable SSD drive through usb-C like the Blackmagic pocket and use it to shoot video????? "Or use it as a second card" I believe that would be a firmware update.

[@MMaven]

Gabriel Fernandez this is what hdmi recorders like the ninja v do.

[@gabefernandez1]

@@MMaven I would love a Ninja V But already own 2 t5 drives so was just checking I am buying a Z6 soon I'm sure Ill be ok XQD is also really expensive but it is what it is I'm sure I won't even think about that after. THANK YOU so much for replying to my question.

[@michaelkarrer4493]

Hallo bei Focus Einstellung Dynamic ist ein roter Pin im Viereck bewegt sich dieser rote Pin mit dem focusfeldes mit oder nicht danke 🙏

[@ABSTUDIOBSP]

Sir, will u please tell me how to activate time lapse, focus shift in Z6 as it shows it can't be active in current state or current setting in camera... I tried every thing but didn't get it activated...please Helo me sir...

[@DavidCentaura]

Set your date, time and zone. That’s how I got mine to work.

[@MSinc1]

real close to buying your crash course but before I do can you assure me the AF is good for vids because i cant get it to AF for nothing. constantly have to re-push the shutter in AF-C mode and AF-F mode is comical. I dont get the AF for video. bout ready to Ebay it and get a GH5. will your crash course help?? otherwise its seems to be a really nice camera. Please help.

[@MMaven]

MS_inc_1 it’s decent & useable but not perfect. It’s way better than the GH5 (not even close) but Sony and Canons are better

[@MSinc1]

​@@MMaven I have no intrest in Cannon and sony is for another conversation BUT if I am understanding you correctly are you saying that the Z6's AF system is better than the GH5 for VIDEO?? i always thought the gh5 did a respectable job so maybe its some setting I have wrong in my Z6 or some other misunderstanding i have of the camera in whole. id like this z6 to work out but my gh5 along with its AF did great. if the AF is better in Z6 than the GH5 (sony aside) i'd shoot over and scoop up the crash course. I bought this Z6 with the intentions to put a Atomos to the side of it BUT im not dropping 1200 bucks on a recorder till i get this AF deal understood. please advise. THANKS!!

[@reginaldodias849]

Sou BRASILEIRO me esforcei muito para entender seu vídeo, parabens gostaria de te da pelo menos mil likes...

[@halsnyder296]

Aloha Michael, I bought the Z6 Z7 Course but have been unsuccessful in downloading it. Don’t currently have access to a desktop computer, limited to my iPhone for ~10 months while the house is built. I get the impression it’s not mobile compatible?

[@MMaven]

Hal Snyder hi Hal- apple prevents direct downloads, but you can transfer it through a desktop computer through iTunes. I’m not sure there’s an easy way to do so without one. We can look at making an app, but in the mean time, how can we make it right for you?

[@halsnyder296]

Michael The Maven, I need to work at getting internet here, and then set up a computer.... Apple iPhones and iPads don’t handle zip files, at least I haven’t been able to get them too... MP4, MOV, and other video types seem to pose no problems. You have nothing to make up! I’ll look at it when I can download them. I have both a Z7 and a Z6. My specific lack is video... which is what the Z6 is for. I’m trying to document the house construction and I’m a total neophyte in regards to shooting video. Any help there would be appreciated.

[@kumareshhalder4214]

Sir does the exposure level changes if we increase or decrease shutter speed in still and video mode?

[@MMaven]

In manual mode, yes it will.

[@oberon460]

Just spent an hour or more trying to sign in to order Nikon Z6 Crash Course.. Move to cart doesnt work. Site must have been designed by an amateur. If the course is like it maybe itsaved me some money/ .

[@MMaven]

An hour? Most of our customers check out in about 1-2 minutes. If you need help and are sincere call the number or email us at support (at) Michaelthemaven.com and we will walk you through it

[@SuperDigitalMe]

Hi Michael, what do you think about shutter shock with the Z7? Is enabling electronic front shutter needed?

[@MMaven]

It’s fine

[@SuperDigitalMe]

@@MMaven What do you mean, you never had this issue or its fine to enable that option?

[@MMaven]

SuperDigitalMe never had the issue

[@SuperDigitalMe]

@@MMaven blog.kasson.com/nikon-z6-7/shutter-shock-and-the-nikon-z7/

[@surajitmondal7026]

Can I take still shots in movie mode?

[@brad_neal]

Yes. If you depress the shutter button while filming, the camera will record a jpg image to the card.

[@ktthompson4044]

I was looking for the Afunta screen saver from Amazon for the Z7. Which one is compatible?

[@MMaven]

I used the same one as the d850

[@ktthompson4044]

Michael The Maven Amazon does not list the D850 as compatible with the Afunta screen saver.

[@roccomiddonte9495]

why can't i access crash course tt goes to error msg

[@MMaven]

Thank you for bringing this to our attention. Looks like the host servers are down. Ill let you know as soon as it is back up.

[@MMaven]

Rocco Middonti looks like we are back up

[@gillesh.9405]

Damn, if I catch someone shooting Small JPEGs with a Z6 or Z7 in full auto mode that would make me sad :-)))

[@LowdendogFilms]

I wish they left commander in the z6!!!! ugh

[@hasimaraairbase7493]

I don't want the best or awesome camera in the world, what I am searching for is a dslr camera that can take a moving picture's only 3 or 4 shots, just for example think I looked at a humming bird sucking nectar from a tree now think if I can take that bird's pictures 3 or 4 shots only at once and even at night clearly and in the house of thousands

[@lazynut81]

Thanx.

[@reginaldodias849]

Sou BRASILEIRO me esforcei muito para entender seu vídeo, parabens gostaria de te da pelo menos mil likes...