Nikkor 200mm-500mm – Birds In Flight Performance – Roseate Spoonbills One Big Alligator
I take my Nikon D500 and my new Nikkor 200mm-500mm to the Stickmarsh and test performance on birds in flight. How did this combo perform? Unbelievable good!
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