Nikon Z6II - Subject Tracking for Bird-in-flight Photography
For me Bird in-Flight Photography is difficult! But after receiving feedback from people saying that Auto-area AF with Subject Tracking works quite well on the Nikon Z6II I wanted to see if it was worth using this AF Mode for BIF Photography. The Nikon Z6II doesn’t have Bird-Eye AF, so the only way to tack a bird in flight is to use Auto-area AF, Auto-area AF (people), Auto-area AF (animals) (cats and dogs). But the Z6II Subject Tracking doesn’t recognise birds, so I just use Auto-area AF with Subject Tracking for Bird in-Flight Photography. Social media Links! Facebook: https://bit.ly/39TcPEO Photography Gear used: Nikon Z6II Nikon 200-500mm f/5.6E VR INNOREL VM70CK Carbon Fibre Monopod LEOFOTO VH-10S Tripod Head Sony ZV-1 Vanguard Altra 264AP Tripod OPPO X5PRO

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