How about Nikon 850 using Sigma 150-600c version to shoot birds by hand?

What a coincidence! I just came back two days ago, with a bird racket of 850+ 150-600. The effect can still be expected, but it is too heavy. Continuous shooting's arm was a little weak for an hour. If it is convenient, put it on the shelf. All the pictures are straight out, without any posts.

To tell the truth, the D850 fuselage is equipped with 150- 1600, which is a bit of a waste of the D850 fuselage. Nikon D850 is Nikon's flagship! 4650 pixels, strong enough latitude, 7-9 continuous shooting, with fast focusing and focus tracking functions. However, Sigma 150-600F5.6 is a vegetable head with poor sharpness. Auto focus is very slow. As the saying goes; A good horse has a good saddle, but you can't say no to this collocation, it's just that you are not satisfied! If the economy permits, get an electromagnetic gun! Nikon set the king in the mirror in the 600 f4 telephoto, and the film is sharp and realistic! ! Look at the following example.

Nikon D7200+ Sigma 150-600C is the first time to shoot a bird, and the feeling of hand-held shooting is far from the works of the masters!

Nikon d850 Camsigma 150-600mmC should shoot birds better, and to what extent, of course, it depends on the photographer's camera settings, his skills in dynamic changes of birds, and the coordination of focusing and composition. Sigma 150-600mmC telephoto is a light telephoto, and hand-held shooting can achieve ideal shooting effect. I'm Nikon d8 10 Fitness Horse 150-600C telephoto bird. I am completely handheld, and the shutter is between 1000- 1500. There are two anti-shake functions on the fitness horse lens for you to choose, and the effect is really good.

Nikon original 200-500 is better.

How about Nikon 850 using Sigma 150-600c version to shoot birds by hand? To say yes or no, the answer is yes. But whether it can be filmed well depends on the user.

Let me tell you something about shooting birds with Nikon D850 compatible horse 150-600C.

1, about the fuselage

Nikon D850 shooting is no problem, it is a very good machine. It has the ability of fast focusing and chasing, and powerful continuous shooting function, which are all requirements for bird shooting. It also has high pixels, which makes it easy for us to crop pictures later.

2. About the lens

Your shot is Sigma 150-600C, and shooting birds is also a good shot, but to say yes, the S version is better. Of course, if ordinary friends make moves, the C version can also be used.

3. About handheld devices

When telling the truth and shooting birds, it is best to use a tripod. First of all, the lens is quite heavy, and it is ok to take a few pictures by hand. Shooting for a long time, people really can't stand it. In addition, when we are shooting birds, sometimes we need to be steady and wait for the birds to come. At this time, it is really impossible without a tripod. Huge shots, such as taking a lotus flower, need a tripod, not to mention a bird in flight.

4. About methods

If there is really no shelf, you can use some auxiliary means when shooting, such as leaning against the trunk, or squatting down and putting your elbow with the lens on your knee, which also has certain stability.

The above is my opinion, welcome friends to exchange.

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C version focuses slowly, and S version is better. But the s version is too heavy to hold. Besides, Nikon 850 is a good machine, and it seems a bit inappropriate to match 150-600 horses.

I am a Canon 6D with Longteng 150-600 handheld camera, and the weight is acceptable. It doesn't matter if you use it for a long time.

How far is it?

Thank you for inviting me! How about Nikon 850 using Sigma 150-600c version to shoot birds by hand? Personally, I think Nikon 850 Fitness Horse 150-600c is good for shooting birds, and the focal length is enough, but the combination of the two also has considerable weight. Shooting with a super telephoto lens has a small field of vision and unstable hands, which seriously affects the picture composition and easily causes arm fatigue. Suitable for shooting with a tripod fixed camera.

I personally used a lens with a focal length of 150-600 mm, and now I use Nikon d8 10 camera and original Nikon 80-400 lens to shoot wild birds.

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Generally enough. If you want to achieve a farther field of vision, you can modulate the image with 1.5*, and you can achieve a field of vision of 600mm, which is very convenient to use and has a good image quality. Feel a little, welcome to pay attention to the comments.