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We put Nikon’s latest rangefinder to the test | Proving Ground
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We put Nikon’s latest rangefinder to the test | Proving Ground

Nikon’s latest rangefinder, the Z 9, has been hailed as a groundbreaking innovation in the world of photography. With its revolutionary 45.7-megapixel full-frame sensor, blazing-fast autofocus system, and exceptional image quality, the Z 9 has quickly become a favorite among professional photographers.

But how does it perform in real-world conditions? We put the Z 9 to the test in a variety of scenarios, from fast-paced action photography to low-light portraits, to see if it could live up to the hype.

The results were nothing short of impressive. The Z 9’s autofocus system is incredibly fast and accurate, even in low-light conditions. The image quality is stunning, with sharp details and vibrant colors. And the camera’s build quality is top-notch, making it a durable and reliable choice for professionals.

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This 1 element is critical when shaping shots, says top teacher
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This 1 element is critical when shaping shots, says top teacher

Golf Digest Teaching Professional of the Year, Michael Breed, says one element is critical when shaping shots: grip. “Your grip determines the angle of the clubface at impact, which in turn determines the direction and spin of the ball,” Breed explains. He suggests golfers experiment with different grips to find one that allows them to shape shots consistently. “There’s no one-size-fits-all grip,” Breed says. “It’s about finding what works best for you.”

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Thanks to 1 cigarette and 1 selfie, Open may have gotten indelible moment
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Thanks to 1 cigarette and 1 selfie, Open may have gotten indelible moment

Amidst the intense battle for the U.S. Open title, a poignant moment emerged thanks to a cigarette and a selfie. On the 16th hole, Graeme McDowell sparked a controversy when he was pictured smoking. However, the image, captured by an amateur photographer, took on a different meaning as the tournament wore on. McDowell’s selfie, posted on social media, encapsulated the tension and exhilaration of the moment. As he made his final approach to his victory, the image served as a symbolic representation of his journey and the resilience he displayed throughout the competition.

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