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Most Nauticam housings offer interchangeable ports that allow for the use of a variety of lenses, however different lenses may require different ports and extensions rings to maintain or correct for u The second generation of Nikon’s full frame mirrorless camera has the same image sensor and will pro The Backscatter team has taken all of the best strobes for underwater photography and put them to the test to determine which strobe is our Top Pick for different applications and budgets. Whether see Javascript is disabled on your browser.

To view this site, you must enable JavaScript or upgrade to a JavaScript-capable browser. Combine that with 8. Read on to see how it worked out in the water. Nikon,Z9,z,9,z 9,pro,mirrorless,camera,underwater,camera,review,test,footage,scuba. Nikon Z9 Underwater Camera Review. High resolution, low noise, and great dynamic range are the hallmarks of these cameras. We saw some slight banding only in high dynamic range shots from the original Z7, but in almost all areas if you saw an image from any of these cameras, good luck in trying to pixel peep one apart from the other.

The bottom of the ocean in this picture is about feet. This allows it to preserve more dynamic range detail by retaining image quality in the brightest highlights and maintaining low noise in the shadows. Backlit sunball scenes held dynamic range detail extremely well and looked better than similar shots from other full-frame mirrorless cameras.

ISO 64 helps with macro shots where a darker background is desired without the need to use higher apertures that increase diffraction. Blue backgrounds are represented very well using auto white balance and a properly lit wide scene rarely needs a re-white balance in post. Color balance looks good with vibrant colors without being oversaturated. The image quality from the Nikon Z9 is awesome. Accurate underwater colors and sharp details are the hallmarks of the Nikon Z9. Unfortunately with the launch of the full-frame mirrorless Z series the autofocus system we all knew and loved disappeared and in its place was a much less familiar AF system that did not include the coveted 3D tracking AF.

I tried animal which lists dogs, cats, and birds, but unfortunately no fish. Animal resulted in the camera not tracking very well on macro subjects.

I switched subject recognition to auto and it worked much better with macro subjects. Put the focus squarely on the eye of a subject either by moving the focus point around, or just move the camera to put the square over their eye, press and hold AF-ON, and it will track the eye of that subject.

In the rare instance of the focus point slipping off the subject, just release the AF-ON button, repoint and engage again. Although there are significant improvements in what Nikon has developed for the Nikon Z9 autofocus system, with the limited range of subjects I was shooting underwater, I felt the Nikon Z9 was at least as good as the Nikon D autofocus system, not that there was some big need for improvement.

With such high-resolution cameras, nailing focus is an absolute must and the autofocus system on the Nikon Z9 will ensure tack sharp shots. Subject recognition surprisingly picked up this manta as it swam towards me before I pressed the AF-ON button. With a Caveat Just about all of these new video features are available with the 2. With the recent firmware update, it will shoot 8. It will also do so with no practical limitation on shooting time as it will go over an hour at the top resolution and frame rate.

Shooting at 8. Image stabilization is a given in mirrorless cameras these days and the Nikon Z9 is no exception. When image stabilization, good shooting technique, and a p frame rate that can be slowed down are combined, the camera will produce some pretty stable-looking footage.

White Balance Performance The caveat is the ambient light white balance capability at depth. Unfortunately, this is basically unchanged from previous Nikon cameras. Custom white balances look pretty good up until the ish-foot range.

After that depth, the water would come out a little strong on the magenta side, but can still be corrected in post in the foot range.

The camera refused to execute a custom white balance past 50 feet, it would just give an error message. The Nikon Z9 has good white balance performance at shallower depths, but will need some correction in post for depths approaching 50 feet. The clips in this sample reel are straight out of camera with no color correction in post. In previous white balance testing, Nikon cameras tend to lean more towards magenta which helps out in greener waters, since magenta counteracts green. For shooters in more temperate waters, we expect the Nikon Z9 to perform a bit better than in blue tropical waters.

When in a custom white balance preset there are 5 banks , press and hold the white balance button, then press OK, to execute. For those who really want to take advantage of the top-line video specs, one could use a red color correction filter like a Keldan spectrum filter or Magic filter. Either of those will get the camera back into a range where the custom white balance would be more usable. However, filters do cut out light in the range of multiple stops, which will require the usage of higher ISOs to compensate.

For those shooters that use video lights, the camera will balance to the lights. The N-RAW file format is available at every resolution and frame rate the camera shoots. With the higher bit file it will be easier to color grade in post with less of an image quality hit. In the N-RAW panel, there is an adjustment for color temperature and tint. The color temperature tops out at 50,K and the tint at These are the same maximum values as there are in the Lightroom develop panel. I know from experience that 50,K and tint is good for approximately 50 feet.

There are other color adjustments available in DaVinci and it remains to be seen if the footage can be color graded to an acceptable level after we do more in water tests. The Nikon N-RAW video format will allow for color temperature adjustments up to 50,K and tint, which from experience is equivalent to about 50 feet of depth.

Waveform Display to Judge Video Exposure One of our biggest pet peeves for shooting video with a Nikon camera is the lack of an exposure meter in video mode. This helps with better contrast and color saturation, especially when viewing on a 4K TV, which tends to over sharpen and over contrast the video. The 2. With the waveform, it is easy to see where you need to be on the exposure to prevent clipping in the highlights.

I think waveform is good to use for video shooters working in the RAW workflow environment where to maximize the amount of highlight info in the file before clipping, which will give the most latitude for color grading in post. With the new firmware update, we look forward to further testing the camera in video mode and see if we can have an improvement in the white balance rendering and color correction in post.

While I would have preferred to have a meter in video, a waveform display can help with exposures in video, especially when shooting in RAW or Log profiles for color grading in post.

There are 2 differrent waveform sizes available for display. An advantage of a purely electronic shutter is no mechanical shutter to wear out. Mechanical shutters are usually rated to a maximum number of shutter actuation in the neighborhood of few hundred thousand.

While a few hundred thousand actuations might sound like a lot, a typical user for a camera such as the Nikon Z9, especially shooting 20 FPS, could find themselves hitting that in a couple of years or sooner. A faster speed would help with controlling ambient light with the shutter speed rather than ISO or aperture, and allow the strobes to overtake the ambient light better.

Now that there is no mechanical shutter, and hopefully, sensor readout speeds will increase, allowing for faster sync speeds in future models.

A faster sync speed makes it easier to get darker backgrounds when snooting larger subjects. This happens with cameras that have mechanical shutters. The shutter, by definition, blocks the sensor, and in the case of an SLR, the mirror is moved out of the way during shooting. Since there is no physical shutter to get in the way, nothing is blocking the sensor, and therefore no blackout.

The Fastest Shooting Nikon Ever Speed and resolution used to be 2 things that were diametrically opposed. Sony pretty much killed that idea with the A1, and Nikon has stepped up to the plate with a really fast camera. It does come in handy for moving subjects without strobes, such as sardine runs, bait balls, and split shots.

There are options to slow the frame rate down a little bit so as not to fill a memory card too quickly, but it is nice to have performance in excess of what is needed for underwater work.

There are plenty of uses topside for 20fps such as sports, wildlife, and stuff blowing up at heavy metal concerts. Something you get with a pro-size body is really good ergonomics and a really good control set, which is even more evident when shooting topside when gripping the camera.

Pro bodies have a second shutter button, shutter speed and aperture dials to be used when shooting vertical shots. With the larger size of pro bodies, housings are larger as well. In the water I really didn’t notice a difference in handling or swimming around. The Nikon Z9 is a really easy camera to shoot with a well-organized and easy-to-use menu system and great control placement and ergonomics. I was able to shoot multiple days without changing the battery.

This thing will take many thousands of shots without the need for a battery swap. Smaller bodies with smaller batteries would sometimes make me nervous to push 3 dives. If you are in a situation like hunting for whales, rays, bait balls, etc. I was three days into shooting on the same battery charge with still half a battery left when this shot was taken.

Those cameras are fantastic benchmarks to be compared against, with the Nikon D being the house favorite of the Backscatter staff for still photos since it came out. We still recommend the Nikon D to customers every day even though the camera is over 4 years old.

This definitely was not the case for the Z7 series, with the biggest glaring problem being the completely foreign AF system and substandard AF performance. As for the rest of the camera? In use, it just feels like, and the images look like, just about anything that would come from the Nikon D All that being said the biggest and pretty much only beef with the Nikon Z9 is the same lackluster ambient light custom white balance at depths approaching 50 feet and no meter in video mode that has plagued Nikon for years.

Improvements in this area are long overdue and is frankly the only reason I could not recommend this camera to a pro level underwater video shooter. Sure one could use video lights and balance no problem to the lights, but it takes away the very popular ambient light only shot from a shooter’s toolkit. Stay tuned for an update. Who is this camera for?

 

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