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Originally Posted by Mat Thompson
It would be almost unworkably long without a very good tripod and support. On 1/3rd I tend to stop at 300mm and simply then improve my positioning on the subject. Also without any zoom actually finding your subject will be difficult to say the least.
That said some folks do use 400mm primes so with the right kit and patience they can work if you require big telephoto.
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I often film mountain animals (ie...Dall's Sheep, Mountian Goats, Big Horn Sheep etc..), and I also film whitetail deer, often times in low light conditions. So yes, I do require super telephoto. I have adequate supports such as tripods, but I am more interested in knowing if f/3.5 will work in morning and evening light conditions on the Z7 and what the limitations will be? I shouldve been more specific with my initial question, but I didnt want to limit the responses.
I understand that the 7X factor will essentially give me 2800mm of zoom. How does that effect the light?
Thank you
Jake