This week we go to PHOTOGRAPH BADGERS in LOW LIGHT. Let's see how well the Nikon Z6 performs in low light, at ISOs of 6000 in photo and video. WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY at these times comes with drawbacks, but there is a lot we do to still get these animals on tape. I will be using the Nikon 70200 F2.8 in this video and explain why I left the Nikon 200500 at home.

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Always remember to take care of vulnerable environments, always act carefully and considered.

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