In this episode (no 10), I do an unfair comparaison between the Panasonic Lumix G9 with the 100-300mm f/4-5,6 mk II lens and the Nikon d750 with the 200-500mm f/5,6 for wildlife shooting.I know, it’s unfair to compare a one year micro four thirds camera with a 4 year old full frame camera but it should be fun and we may learn a thing or two so I’m going to do it anyway ;-)I can’t begin to cover all the different attributes of these camera systems. It’s a glance at the major differences that I have deemed significant for wildlife shooting after spending time in thefield with both systems.I’m not a fanboy and I’m not looking to crown a champion, I just want to share my limited observations in hope of helping others.All the gear used in this video was purchased/rented with my own funds. I have no affiliations with any retailer or manufacturer.Your opinion matters: did I forget anything? (most likely yes), How do you feel about photos/videos from these two systems. Did you prefer photos/videos from system, if so why?Please share your experiences and constructive comments with everyone below.If you enjoy this kind of content please consider liking and subscribing.

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