u/MikeyB_0101

I just wanted to share the strangest experience I had in the Yellowhead somewhere between Fort Road and 121 St…

This light blue ford SUV comes blazing out of nowhere in the far left lane doing like 100 when the limit was something like down to 50 in that zone and it swerved in and out of traffic up ahead me… and then on my right side not far ahead the undercover police suv comes blazing into the Yellowhead on the right off an on ramp and turns on his lights…

So then they’re out of sight for a minute and then I pass them both on the left, cop stopped light blue suv and then I see cop getting out of his suv…

So then 30 seconds later behind me I see this light blue SUV flooring it behind me and all I can think is I better get in the right lane out of this guys way fast, but then he gets behind traffic and just keeps driving like it’s nothing…

Eventually I see the police SUV driving same direction but like nothing happened or maybe had no choice to let this other guy go and play it safe

Anyways, wanted to share cause the whole situation was odd and situation felt dangerous for a couple of minutes with all the traffic

All happened going westbound between about 11:50 AM to noon this morning (Sunday)

After 10 years I traded in my Nikon D7200 and upgraded to a Z5ii. I'm a little rusty with my photography skills since during this time I didn't shoot much.

I'd consider myself more than amateur since I did some education in photography, but I'm rusty since it's been a while...

I'm tired of Google and talking to AI, so fellow Nikon users I'm looking for advice for an old school DSLR user who used single point focus on how to get the best focus on a Z5ii with a totally different system.

I took the camera out today and while I got some excellent photos of one of my kids and dog, taking close up photos of flowers did not turn out so well however, and the auto focus didn't seem to focus quite where I wanted it to.

I'm using a NIKKON 24-120 /4 S on my setup

Looking for a discussion and some advice, thanks.