With 45 Mpx, animal eye AF and 20 fps, the Nikon Z9 seems to be the ideal camera for wildlife photography. But does the camera deliver what it promises in nature?
<div><p>The Nikon Z9 has a lot to offer in terms of specifications. <strong>With 20 frames per second, 45 megapixels, animal eye autofocus and attractive video features, Nikon's first mirrorless flagship seems to be the ideal camera for wildlife photographers.</strong> B
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