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A couple of bird rants: - Nuthatches are the only birds that can descend a tree trunk headfirst. - House sparrows are bullies at bird feeders. A-holes, actually. Only cardinals will stand up to them. - Another cool video. You'll see migratory birds starting around March. Get out more often.
Interesting. In addition, squirrels are one of the few animals that can descend a tree or surface head first. They are able to rotate their back ankles 180 degrees. I wish we had those cool black one here. I have seen one black mutant squirrel in N.C. Other than that we must settle for the common Eastern Grey Alien Squirrels. I actually have that exact birdfeeder out back.
March to May is a fantastic time for Birding. The lack of foliage in the trees aids in visibility. There are a few raptor sanctuaries where you can visit to view and record increadible wildlife. Anywhere close to water is wild during the black bird nesting season. Those Redwinged Blackbirds can get very agressive and it's wild when you see them watching you, I've got some very intense shot of Alpha males staring me down just prior to screaming at me and swooping at me to scare me away from their nesting areas. Sadly, all still images. The video would be awesome.
@@bigshooter461 My dad introduced me to birding when I was a kid and got a set of binoculars and we would go out in the woods. I saw my first Bald Eagle over a dry lake once. It's wingspan was about 11 feet. I am still wondering if the Ivory Billed Woodpecker is still out there. People have said they are rare but not extinct.
When Nat Geo gets a look at your squirrel shots, they'll be sending you a house so you can have those bird feeders you want. They'll be doing a special Nat Geo Urban Edition once a year, and all of us will say that we were there when it all started. It'll be great!
I have not taken much video with the nikon 600mm, it does take glorious photos and refurbished models do pop up from Nikon heavily discounted which is a steal. The 180-600mm which is heavier is pretty darn good also if you want to trade the weight and slight image quality for versatility at a cheaper price point.
love the Z9 and Z6III. Only cameras I bought on pre-order once Nikon released/announced them...and I don't pre-order or buy cameras on the spot let alone flagship $5500 cameras...it's just that good that I have to get it :)
Sometimes for new viewers its hard to pick up your sarcasm (the no noise with boosting dark scenes joke). The tone of your voice makes it believable. After watching for multiple months now, I get it.
RUclipsrs and the Z6iii noise gate is a thing. Blown out of proportion if you are not looking for it like most people watching a video and non-existent for people watching on phones, but yeah it has less dynamic range due to the partially stacked sensor.
The funny thing is that that was not a joke. Nikon does not have noise. And has the great dynamic range. That was result (at last, oh my God) of the advise ( multiple one's ) from the commenters on the correct exposure on the Nikon z6-3. Nilon Z6 III video: ruclips.net/video/oxMuOHk0Dyc/видео.html Good Luck finding the noise there
Try to keep in mind that noise performance and dynamic range are not the same thing. For video, though, the Z6iii is an incredible balance of performance, quality, and versatility.
@@kylewist7745 Try to keep in mind that measured dynamic range of Nikon Z6-3 is half a stop better than the one at A7S3/FS3. The camera has the newest video-centric sensor from upcoming A7S4 / FS4 (these camera are not even announced yet) with on-sensor HDR and super-low rolling-shutter. So essentially this is the full featured A7S4 / FS4, as they shall be. With the internal raw recording, which Sony likely will never have in its mirrorless cameras though
@Key4Core. The Sony A7sIII registers 11.0 stops of dynamic range. The Nikon Z6iii registers 10.44 stops of dynamic range. The A7sIII is ISO invariant. The Z6iii is not. In reality, the original Nikon Z6 eeks out a victory over both with 11.01 stops of dynamic range and 24 megapixels AND an ISO-invariant sensor. Also, it is by far the least expensive Where it falls behind is on readout speed/rolling shutter. None of these cameras are universally "better." They are just differently balanced from an engineering perspective. Only the end user can decide what they value most. For me, I simply kept my Z7ii with its 11.6 stops of dynamic range and added a Sony A9iii. After all, if I am going to compromise the image quality for the sake increased readout speed, why not just go all in with instant readout speed/zero rolling shutter?
Man…the colours on those animal shots looked soo good…autumn and winter usually have such a bland colour palette, but This lens and cam really pulled some colour out there…was that the RED-Lut? Really looked supernice…
Love the blogs , today you pointed out a fix for Nikon to sort out. The blue factor. I spend most of my time reducing the blue no matter what I shoot . Next point about converters . Are they good or not question? I use the z8 And the 180-600z . Dx or Fx and a converter, which is best ? I purchased the z 2x converter before the 180 -600 z was released . Because I have it I really look to find a use for it. Winter in the United Kingdom can become light challenging. If I am going to use my camera I have to get out there no matter the weather. The 2x converter bumps up the f stop we know this . However I found if I don’t extend the reach all the way to 600 (1200) when using the converter I get sharper images that are not that bad . So if I say don’t over stretch the 180-600 z the photos are dam close to being top class. The weight is the only issue. It takes a strong arm or a tripod or mono pod just to make a difference. Try it see if I am right . Well congratulations on the getting married bit !
First squarel that was nice on purpose was hit with the full mind of Nikon. After all Nikon is a fine friendly kobler for an reasonable forest. VIP the squarel, its pure cinema dudes.
A squirrel eating a nut. That's amateur hour. In California, someone just videoed a CA grey squirrel chasing down a rat, taunting it, and then eating it. Yikes! Now a I have a totally different opinion on squirrels.
Love this footage, you should really think about uploading some of this footage to birding websites or Wikipedia or something for bird identification. I mean, even for stock footage, it really is fantastic quality, I could see wildlife documentary filmmakers having real value for footage like this. The price of the A7SIII has stood as a barrier for me to really think seriously about video, but for a while now, I have been considering alternatives. I do have a bit of a preoccupation with shooting film though too so that kind of scratches my creative itch somewhat while I'm waiting for the "perfect camera" I can by with lunch money. Nikon really is impressing, it might have a fair bit to do with your proficient use of the utility their tools offer, so that shouldn't be taken for granted, but the colors and the textures and detail in this footage are fantastic.
If I lived close to you Casey (New Zealand is a long swim) I'd lend you my trusty Canon FD 500mm f4.5 lens to try. Manual focus (of course) but omg.. for a 40+ year old lens it is truly spectacular even compared to the modern lenses you are using. I think you'd be amazed too!
@AlexLeeder94 Why? My FD lens is 1/4 the price, it weighs only 2.6kg vs 4kg, it's simple (no AF or IS to break or wear out, easy to service), requires a basic mount adapter vs expensive chipped/powered one, and if your camera has IBIS and you're manual focusing anyway.. what advantage does the newer lens bring? None that I can see!
@AlexLeeder94 True, but not always, as Casey proves .. I guess my original mindset was in the context of Casey demonstrating his bird and squirrel vids with an AF lens that occasionally frustrated him, and he resorted to MF. The old FD 500mm is lovely to use with velvety smooth internal focusing, and it has flourite glass etc, so I'd love to know how it compares with a modern Nikon lens in practice, both in performance and use!
The Nikkor 600PF lens is hard if not impossible to beat. Same with Nikon's 800pf... They are special lenses for sure and well worth choosing the Nikon system for
Stick the Techart TZM-02 on it and explore autofocus using manual glass in video mode. This can't rack focus worth a darn, but for light tracking, there's nothing else like it. It's why I have a Z8 and my Sony gear only comes out for event videos.
maybe it is a super obsessive way to see the world moving but still in detail, some unnatural way of see it, or just a possibility that the video offers
I bought a Z6iii a couple of weeks ago and will probably never put it in video record mode. Probably won’t shoot pics of any squirrels either. Sweet camera though.
If you're thinking of getting a Teleconverter the Nikon Pros say get 1.5 Tele not 2.0. You're welcome. I decided to be nice because its xmas. Formally Robert from Seattle.
F I R S T ! ! !.. Squirrels have a natural tooth invincibility. They can grind diamond into dust. You could achieve a tooth immortality by eating squirrels.
@@bigboi36 Awww...Princess cheerleader cannot handle facts? More like Big girl, with a whole skirt on. I have shot and owned Nikon, yet facts are facts. If you're a MAN, not a princess cheerleader, you disprove false statements, not jump to logical fallacies. What a crybaby, as if you own the company. Go ahead and press that imaginary button that does nothing, while on your knees, servicing ...good luck..
as a z6iii owner the mode dial is not a problem at all, if you do actual bird photo/video and get close to animals 600 is more than enough. i have shot video photo in very lowlight and there is no noise problem if you know what settings to use.
The thing is that being second or third place is sometimes ok. How much better is Nikon's 135 f1.8 than Sony's? Probably not much; it's close enough. But when it comes to sports action and wildlife, Nikon is far ahead of Canon and Canon is far, far ahead of Sony. It is pathetic how far behind Sony is in sports action and wildlife, and at this point it seems impossible that they will ever catch up.
Kasey. Most birds you don’t or haven’t seen are on the coast estuaries, give that a shot . As for primes , obviously canon would beat the Nikki boy all day… spend the $ 20,000 it’s worth it for house sparrows .
Dear mr. Keseye. Your nature film are good and you like to Make them. You can do 600mm street slow motion short movie from secret Stalker plase. Thank you.🛠️👍🎥😀📢
I guess you have not "tried" the Fujifilm 500 prime yet then? You literally used to complain 600mm was not enough, and now you are saying all you need? Please make your mind up. Although that all of us, that Is diffusely. We all live in the same hell :)
By the way - I have been playing around with Fujifilm a LOT. The X-S20 is perfuming better it seems than the X-HS2 for my use case. At slow motion it is way better - probably what you mentioned in terms for the stacked sensor being a bit weird. So you get something better for less than half the cost? Proves the point to me anyhow, that more expensive is not better.
Oh no l fear you have become one of these Nikon fanboys who believes there are no other brands why does this happen l have shot on Nikon Z and l am still human, wake up fanboy, wake up! (Hoping for a solid sarcasm response)😂😂
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Maybe it's not a 'left-hand' dial? maybe it's 'beared' dial?
Yes Nikon is way better than most people think. I love the Z6iii
Are you doing your annual *"Roasting* *Your* *Favourite* *RUclips* *Channels"*
Christmas won't be the same without it
It's wild how Nikon keeps pushing boundaries while others play catch-up. This video really highlights why their innovation stands out in the industry!
Not to mention, even if you compare specs Nikon Z8 to Sony A1 II, the Nikon matches most of the meaningful ones while being less than 1/2 price!
A couple of bird rants:
- Nuthatches are the only birds that can descend a tree trunk headfirst.
- House sparrows are bullies at bird feeders. A-holes, actually. Only cardinals will stand up to them.
- Another cool video. You'll see migratory birds starting around March. Get out more often.
Interesting. In addition, squirrels are one of the few animals that can descend a tree or surface head first. They are able to rotate their back ankles 180 degrees. I wish we had those cool black one here. I have seen one black mutant squirrel in N.C. Other than that we must settle for the common Eastern Grey Alien Squirrels.
I actually have that exact birdfeeder out back.
March to May is a fantastic time for Birding. The lack of foliage in the trees aids in visibility. There are a few raptor sanctuaries where you can visit to view and record increadible wildlife. Anywhere close to water is wild during the black bird nesting season. Those Redwinged Blackbirds can get very agressive and it's wild when you see them watching you, I've got some very intense shot of Alpha males staring me down just prior to screaming at me and swooping at me to scare me away from their nesting areas. Sadly, all still images. The video would be awesome.
@@bigshooter461 My dad introduced me to birding when I was a kid and got a set of binoculars and we would go out in the woods. I saw my first Bald Eagle over a dry lake once. It's wingspan was about 11 feet. I am still wondering if the Ivory Billed Woodpecker is still out there. People have said they are rare but not extinct.
When Nat Geo gets a look at your squirrel shots, they'll be sending you a house so you can have those bird feeders you want. They'll be doing a special Nat Geo Urban Edition once a year, and all of us will say that we were there when it all started. It'll be great!
Me realizing that the $3500 Z8 out performs the $5500 C80 in every way.
nooooo
Z8 will overheat, the C80 won’t
How is the Z8's triple base ISO and internal ND filter? Or is this just typical Nikon fangirl stuff?
@@Zenutheduck-to4nr$2,200 for those 2 things,
@@Zenutheduck-to4nr Fire!
Fluffy fur strands blowing in the wind with individual clarity was top notch.
I have not taken much video with the nikon 600mm, it does take glorious photos and refurbished models do pop up from Nikon heavily discounted which is a steal. The 180-600mm which is heavier is pretty darn good also if you want to trade the weight and slight image quality for versatility at a cheaper price point.
Damnit, this Nikon photage is magic. The noice makes it look like film and it's glorious.
Also... it's time to review camo gear.
love the Z9 and Z6III. Only cameras I bought on pre-order once Nikon released/announced them...and I don't pre-order or buy cameras on the spot let alone flagship $5500 cameras...it's just that good that I have to get it :)
Sometimes for new viewers its hard to pick up your sarcasm (the no noise with boosting dark scenes joke). The tone of your voice makes it believable. After watching for multiple months now, I get it.
RUclipsrs and the Z6iii noise gate is a thing. Blown out of proportion if you are not looking for it like most people watching a video and non-existent for people watching on phones, but yeah it has less dynamic range due to the partially stacked sensor.
The funny thing is that that was not a joke. Nikon does not have noise. And has the great dynamic range.
That was result (at last, oh my God) of the advise ( multiple one's ) from the commenters on the correct exposure on the Nikon z6-3.
Nilon Z6 III video: ruclips.net/video/oxMuOHk0Dyc/видео.html
Good Luck finding the noise there
Try to keep in mind that noise performance and dynamic range are not the same thing. For video, though, the Z6iii is an incredible balance of performance, quality, and versatility.
@@kylewist7745 Try to keep in mind that measured dynamic range of Nikon Z6-3 is half a stop better than the one at A7S3/FS3. The camera has the newest video-centric sensor from upcoming A7S4 / FS4 (these camera are not even announced yet) with on-sensor HDR and super-low rolling-shutter. So essentially this is the full featured A7S4 / FS4, as they shall be. With the internal raw recording, which Sony likely will never have in its mirrorless cameras though
@Key4Core. The Sony A7sIII registers 11.0 stops of dynamic range. The Nikon Z6iii registers 10.44 stops of dynamic range. The A7sIII is ISO invariant. The Z6iii is not. In reality, the original Nikon Z6 eeks out a victory over both with 11.01 stops of dynamic range and 24 megapixels AND an ISO-invariant sensor. Also, it is by far the least expensive Where it falls behind is on readout speed/rolling shutter. None of these cameras are universally "better." They are just differently balanced from an engineering perspective. Only the end user can decide what they value most. For me, I simply kept my Z7ii with its 11.6 stops of dynamic range and added a Sony A9iii. After all, if I am going to compromise the image quality for the sake increased readout speed, why not just go all in with instant readout speed/zero rolling shutter?
That shot at 1:36 is beautiful! Well done!
Some of my favourite slomo shots ! Always
Excellent video 😮!
"But that's OK, because they hold more office worker slaves!" LOL... Made my day, Thanks
Wonderful stuff. Thanks for the vids!
We are all just waiting for the PC build video 😂
I've never seen a black squirrel. They're so pretty
In Canada, the black morph is the most common color of grey squirrel because of all the deep forest that used to be there.
Man…the colours on those animal shots looked soo good…autumn and winter usually have such a bland colour palette, but This lens and cam really pulled some colour out there…was that the RED-Lut?
Really looked supernice…
And the bokeh on this tele is soo nice…man…im envyous not gonna lie…
Still bland
Ah so long. I miss those nature vlog days
The z6 lll is oh so tempting...we need at least 4k 240 now come on already!
For the 80s-90s kids, alternative title: Nikon does what "nintendont"
I was born in the late 90s but Nikon has blast processing.
I was juggling between getting the ZVE1 or Z6 but the squirrel footage did it for me.
I'm getting the Z6
Oh yes wildlife episode!!!
Hey bud. Any plans to compared the Nikon 180-600mm vs the 600mm? It's a lot of extra cash for the prime and is it worth it?
Never. Way better results and much lighter with the prime.
camera canada has the exact setup on sale as open box ... did you just returned the system and are you looking for something else?
Great image quality.
Why didn’t someone tell him the bears are hibernating and the birds fly South for the winter? 😂
Love the blogs , today you pointed out a fix for Nikon to sort out. The blue factor. I spend most of my time reducing the blue no matter what I shoot . Next point about converters . Are they good or not question? I use the z8 And the 180-600z . Dx or Fx and a converter, which is best ? I purchased the z 2x converter before the 180 -600 z was released . Because I have it I really look to find a use for it. Winter in the United Kingdom can become light challenging. If I am going to use my camera I have to get out there no matter the weather. The 2x converter bumps up the f stop we know this . However I found if I don’t extend the reach all the way to 600 (1200) when using the converter I get sharper images that are not that bad . So if I say don’t over stretch the 180-600 z the photos are dam close to being top class. The weight is the only issue. It takes a strong arm or a tripod or mono pod just to make a difference. Try it see if I am right . Well congratulations on the getting married bit !
2x TC is pushing a zoom too far. You would be better off with occasional use of the 1.4TC.
Hi, thanks for your videos. Do you think stabilization in Nikon Z 6 3 is suitable for vlogs ?
Niky beast has got the boiz shook.
I feel like you could replace the voice in any nature documentary! 100% would watch it!
Saludos desde México 😎📷
First squarel that was nice on purpose was hit with the full mind of Nikon. After all Nikon is a fine friendly kobler for an reasonable forest. VIP the squarel, its pure cinema dudes.
A squirrel eating a nut. That's amateur hour. In California, someone just videoed a CA grey squirrel chasing down a rat, taunting it, and then eating it. Yikes! Now a I have a totally different opinion on squirrels.
Panny Leica 200mm 2.8 with 1.4 teleconverter is 280 (560mm equiv) is a sweet package
No it isn't, Panasonic disables linear manual focus with the teleconverter. It's unusable.
Love this footage, you should really think about uploading some of this footage to birding websites or Wikipedia or something for bird identification. I mean, even for stock footage, it really is fantastic quality, I could see wildlife documentary filmmakers having real value for footage like this. The price of the A7SIII has stood as a barrier for me to really think seriously about video, but for a while now, I have been considering alternatives. I do have a bit of a preoccupation with shooting film though too so that kind of scratches my creative itch somewhat while I'm waiting for the "perfect camera" I can by with lunch money.
Nikon really is impressing, it might have a fair bit to do with your proficient use of the utility their tools offer, so that shouldn't be taken for granted, but the colors and the textures and detail in this footage are fantastic.
If I lived close to you Casey (New Zealand is a long swim) I'd lend you my trusty Canon FD 500mm f4.5 lens to try. Manual focus (of course) but omg.. for a 40+ year old lens it is truly spectacular even compared to the modern lenses you are using. I think you'd be amazed too!
Canon 500 f4 is usm mki would be way better .
@AlexLeeder94 Why? My FD lens is 1/4 the price, it weighs only 2.6kg vs 4kg, it's simple (no AF or IS to break or wear out, easy to service), requires a basic mount adapter vs expensive chipped/powered one, and if your camera has IBIS and you're manual focusing anyway.. what advantage does the newer lens bring? None that I can see!
@@donaldbate3017 af for wildlife would definitely trump manual focus .
@AlexLeeder94 True, but not always, as Casey proves .. I guess my original mindset was in the context of Casey demonstrating his bird and squirrel vids with an AF lens that occasionally frustrated him, and he resorted to MF. The old FD 500mm is lovely to use with velvety smooth internal focusing, and it has flourite glass etc, so I'd love to know how it compares with a modern Nikon lens in practice, both in performance and use!
The Nikkor 600PF lens is hard if not impossible to beat. Same with Nikon's 800pf... They are special lenses for sure and well worth choosing the Nikon system for
Stick the Techart TZM-02 on it and explore autofocus using manual glass in video mode. This can't rack focus worth a darn, but for light tracking, there's nothing else like it. It's why I have a Z8 and my Sony gear only comes out for event videos.
That shot of the bird feeder was really stable. Was that all Nikon or did you add it in post?
Great video as always. How does that 240p HD look so crisp on 4K ? Have you upscaled using Topaz AI or with Davinci ?
I just render the final video in 4k.
@@cameraconspiracies Thats interesting, appreciate for your response.
I really don't understand the slow motion fetish!
Compensates lack of imagination
maybe it is a super obsessive way to see the world moving but still in detail, some unnatural way of see it, or just a possibility that the video offers
I bought a Z6iii a couple of weeks ago and will probably never put it in video record mode. Probably won’t shoot pics of any squirrels either. Sweet camera though.
Good 🎉
Nothing magical exists in Toronto.
If you're thinking of getting a Teleconverter the Nikon Pros say get 1.5 Tele not 2.0. You're welcome. I decided to be nice because its xmas. Formally Robert from Seattle.
How you going Kasey.
Nikon for the win, sometimes. LOL
No other channel does squirrels like this... except for the squirrel lady channel, but other than that, none.
Be careful Casey, Nikon shooters are very hostile people.
Whooo ARE YOU to CALLL NIKON SHOOTERS HOSTILE!!!!!
YOu ^$%%&^^ $@$#@$
Sorry , that was my alter Ego Niki , please go on sir.
But he is one 😂
Lol .. I see Sony users as far more hostile
How many ways can you pronounce IT?
I’m satisfied with 600, but I carry 400 because I’m weak
F I R S T ! ! !..
Squirrels have a natural tooth invincibility. They can grind diamond into dust. You could achieve a tooth immortality by eating squirrels.
here we go....Another video about the KING OF RECALLS company?
Hateraide button ~~~>
@@bigboi36 Awww...Princess cheerleader cannot handle facts? More like Big girl, with a whole skirt on. I have shot and owned Nikon, yet facts are facts. If you're a MAN, not a princess cheerleader, you disprove false statements, not jump to logical fallacies. What a crybaby, as if you own the company. Go ahead and press that imaginary button that does nothing, while on your knees, servicing ...good luck..
You made those mouth sounds at the end on purpose didn't you
Hold on to your potatos there buddy - 9K/1000p comes with next firmware update.
What card do you use for 6k60?
Blue Jays are impossible. >_>
as a z6iii owner the mode dial is not a problem at all, if you do actual bird photo/video and get close to animals 600 is more than enough. i have shot video photo in very lowlight and there is no noise problem if you know what settings to use.
turtles
Stabilization is fantastic or did you use some kind of monopod/post production gimmick?
Sir Richard Attenborough's got nothing on you...
hey my lens thinks you're cute
where is your friend swerige????>
You really should try the z8 or z9. They are miles ahead of the z63 in many ways. The video crop mode is 2.3x
What about Nikon APS-C? I'm not that into fullframe.
The thing is that being second or third place is sometimes ok. How much better is Nikon's 135 f1.8 than Sony's? Probably not much; it's close enough. But when it comes to sports action and wildlife, Nikon is far ahead of Canon and Canon is far, far ahead of Sony. It is pathetic how far behind Sony is in sports action and wildlife, and at this point it seems impossible that they will ever catch up.
ok you are on crack there is so much noise at 3:32
Hope to see sigma zoom lenses for nikon…
Kasey. Most birds you don’t or haven’t seen are on the coast estuaries, give that a shot . As for primes , obviously canon would beat the Nikki boy all day… spend the $ 20,000 it’s worth it for house sparrows .
It's Nikon not Nikon.
Dear mr. Keseye. Your nature film are good and you like to Make them. You can do 600mm street slow motion short movie from secret Stalker plase. Thank you.🛠️👍🎥😀📢
What has happened to this channel? Is it going to be stills next? Moose Peterson idolatry?
Maybe so, but it sure doesn’t sell cameras. Nikon sells cameras for reviewers these days, but not for photographers.
I guess you have not "tried" the Fujifilm 500 prime yet then? You literally used to complain 600mm was not enough, and now you are saying all you need? Please make your mind up. Although that all of us, that Is diffusely. We all live in the same hell :)
By the way - I have been playing around with Fujifilm a LOT. The X-S20 is perfuming better it seems than the X-HS2 for my use case. At slow motion it is way better - probably what you mentioned in terms for the stacked sensor being a bit weird. So you get something better for less than half the cost? Proves the point to me anyhow, that more expensive is not better.
Who cares about video.
People should learn to pronounce it properly : It's NIkon, with an I like in Ski, not an "Ai" like in "Sky".
The way I pronounce it is literally the official way North Americans are supposed to say it. ruclips.net/video/t_K5Q5huQ-4/видео.html
Kneekon
Now you cannot undo this cursed knowledge
@@trym2121 oh curse you!
@@cameraconspiracies Excuses... :D
The i is more like in bitcoin
Nikon is just the beta test center for Sony
Oh no l fear you have become one of these Nikon fanboys who believes there are no other brands why does this happen l have shot on Nikon Z and l am still human, wake up fanboy, wake up! (Hoping for a solid sarcasm response)😂😂
Yeah, but its a Nikon. Air Jordans > XJ900’s.