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By Dieter Schaefer · Posted
Subject and eye detection of the Z8 would much more likely locked straight onto the face/eye and given you an in-focus shot. -
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By Dieter Schaefer · Posted
ebird and other locator websites provide a lot of sighting location information - just found a website that even lists bald eagle nesting sites in Maine. -
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By ShunCheung · Posted
John, I don't know whether you have prior Nikon bodies that use the EN-EL15 batteries. My D7100 from 2010 was the first one using the EN-EL15, followed by the 2011 Nikon 1 V1 and then the D800, D600 .... There are already reports that some third-party EN-EL15 clones are not compatible with the Z8. If you have genuine Nikon batteries, there shouldn't be any issue, although the non-C variations will probably not last as long.
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