Thanks bumps 😁 (it is the Dutch for bumps isn't it?)
Lol I call to my crows when I put fat balls out for them. My wife thinks I'm nuts but they do listen to me!
I've never seen a chickadee I'm afraid, we don't have them in the UK.
It's never too late to become a gear head lol
If your friend has any other questions let me know.
You too 👍
You did well to get the exposure on the wings, that would have been very easy to blow out against that sky.
Tldr: 51.6 MB on the D850 and 28.5 MB on the D7200.
The D850 sensor is a full frame 35.9mm x 23.9mm with 46.9 million pixels. The files are 51.6 MB in 14 bit lossless compression format.
The D7200 I also use has an APS-C sensor 23.5mm x 15.6mm with 24 million pixels. 14 bit lossless compression gives 28.5 MB files.
You can shoot the D850 in crop mode which makes it essential like a D500 which is the best APS-C Nikon do (at least with a mirror) and you will get D7200 comparative files. I don't use it like that as I want ALL the pixels lol Mostly for the fact I want as much freedom to locate the subject in the final image as I can.
I use a Sony XQD 120 GB 440 mb/s primary card in the D850 with a SanDisk extreme pro UHS-II as roll over storage, unless I need a backup for an important event and then I duplicate across both cards. I use 2 of the SanDisk cards in the D7200.
You can get about 2300 D850 14 bit lossless compressed RAW files on the Sony card.
Excellent, you might be able to see the Aegithalos caudatus caudatus sub-species. It has an almost pure white head. I haven't seen one, we get the Europaeus sub-species here.
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