Temperatures Rise Honey Bees Fly Nikon Z6 Casually Tested w Nikon AF S Micro Lens

Honeybees are benefiting from a sudden two day heat wave and I decide to test my early Christmas present, the Nikon Z6 mirror-less camera body.
I decided to use the lens adapter and attach my AF-S Micro Nikkor 105mm 1:2.8G ED lens. As predicted, the auto-focus was a little abrupt and I needed to hand focus into the zone before the Z6 would takeover. I felt this would be the most challenging lens for this camera body and I was right. For stills, macro should be focused manually for the best still image results.

My motivation behind buying the Z6 was that I could still use my collection of Nikon lenses with the adapter. After I made this sample video, I attached my AF-S Nikkor 58mm 1:1.4G and THAT prime lens partnered with the Z6 via the adapter performed perfectly. My wife was making a pie crust in the kitchen and the focus was fast and spot on as was the image stabilization "in camera" the Nikon 58 is not a VR lens, so I was pleasantly surprised to see the camera stabilization perform so well.
VERY clean low light video. I think I just found my favorite YouTube tool.
Thanks for watching and I'll link all the gear I used down below. I bought my Z6, the lens adapter and extra batteries from Adorama.
(get extra batteries!)
Set it for Full-Time Auto Focus with any prime lens and be prepared to be astounded by the stability and clarity. I'll share that in my next video no matter what the subject is, creamy silky smooth low light goodness.

One exciting little camera to be sure!

The 440 stereo microphone: https://amzn.to/2Pf6wQU

The Nikon Z6 with Nikon Lens Adapter: https://amzn.to/2RwxLbO

Nikon Micro 105mm 1:2.8G ED lens: https://amzn.to/2KPMCvg
(I've been using this macro lens for 8 years!)

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