Wow, there is some fun kit listed on this thread!
Nikon D800 with the following lenses:
24-70 f2.8
70-200 f2.8
2x converter
50 f1.4
60mm F2.8 Micro
D800 has incredible focus tracking on moving objects, but not really designed for too much sport/wildlife, it's more for landscape or portrait I think. Massive sensor (36mp) means a big strain on memory and slow write times to storage card. This limits your ability to just hold down the button and fire 8-10 frames a second. Instead it caps out about 4fps.
Leica M9 with 50mm f0.95 lens. Old style manual focus. Don't even TRY tracking a moving object with this.
Nikon D800 with the following lenses:
24-70 f2.8
70-200 f2.8
2x converter
50 f1.4
60mm F2.8 Micro
D800 has incredible focus tracking on moving objects, but not really designed for too much sport/wildlife, it's more for landscape or portrait I think. Massive sensor (36mp) means a big strain on memory and slow write times to storage card. This limits your ability to just hold down the button and fire 8-10 frames a second. Instead it caps out about 4fps.
Leica M9 with 50mm f0.95 lens. Old style manual focus. Don't even TRY tracking a moving object with this.