(LINKS BELOW): Pixel-shift shooting is an interesting way to add extra resolution to still subjects, but can it compete with Lightroom Classic’s Super Resolution? The answer might surprise you. We’ll also chat quickly about what is cool in the Z9’s new firmware 5.0 and showcase a couple of promising new, tiny aftermarket Z-mount lenses.

My original Nikon pixel-shift video:    • Approaching The Scene 285: Nikon’s Ne...  
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LINKED TABLE OF CONTENTS:
00:00 Intro to ATS 296
00:45 Reexamining Nikon pixel-shift shooting more critically
05:29 Why Adobe super-resolution is better
07:25 Using super-resolution in Lightroom Classic
11:20 Pixel-shift conclusions
13:36 Viltrox 20mm 2.8 FX AF (A tiny surprise)
15:04 TT Artisan’s 10mm 2.0 DX MF (Solid little guy)
16:38 Testing these two lenses’ image quality
26:18 Z9 FW 5.0 firmware quick hits
28:00 Still no narrow aperture live view zoomed in
29:45 How FW 5.0 affects my Z9 banks settings