📷 Nikon Z6II FX-Format Black Mirrorless Camera Body Review

Switched from Nikon D750 and only positive emotions. The size and weight of the camera are pleasing, good dynamic range, light sensitivity at a high level, comfortable ergonomics, focus on the screen during the video, this is a separate tasty topic. Transferring and controlling the camera through the phone is a song. On one battery about 850-1200 shots, depending on temperature conditions. Matrix stabilization helps out in the evening, no need to raise ISO With hands at 85mm, you can safely…

Bought along with 24-70/2.8S. They work great together. Through an adapter, FTZ shot with its own F-mount lenses: af-s 16-35 / 4, af-s 85 / 1.4, af 80-200 / 2.8 (only manual focusing on it). In principle, the adapter does not increase the dimensions so much. Even somehow gives the convenience of holding a camera. And it has a tripod mount. With 16-35 and 85 / 1.4 autofocus is confident, no worse than with Z 24-70 / 2.8S. Before that, I shot on the D700 for many years. I can't say that the…

Switched to this camera from Nikon d750. I thought about buying for a long time, but I was waiting for the release of the six with the ability to charge from an external battery and firmware for the latest Tamron lenses. As a result, we got an excellent kit with glasses 17-35 mm, 24-70 mm, 70-210 mm, optical and matrix stabilization get along well with each other, I did not find any errors or problems, at 24 mm we get sharp shots even at 1/2 seconds. I tested it in frosty St. Petersburg, at a…

Its pros: The fotik is just a gun for those who are nerds in photos and videos, well, top fotik - he is top in everything Some cons: Ergonomics in comparison with DSLRs does not lie in my hand at all, I have to get used to it

does not allow a review of more than 2022 characters, I greatly reduce: - it is worth studying the detailed instructions, there are many hidden functions - there are critical settings (for example with flashes off d9 preview live view, and others) - with ftz weight distribution neoch - buttons, touch menu and everything else for thin fingers - viewfinder sticks out = inconvenience of shooting near the ground - memory card slot is unreliable - autofocus is cool (dignity of mirrorless cameras) -

The camera body turned out to be a lot lighter than my D750 BUT with the addition of lenses and an L-shaped mount it's still hefty. It would be interesting to see how heavy the new Z lenses Nikon is starting to release are. The good thing is that it has an adapter that allows you to use any Nikon lenses that I use on my other cameras. Nikon has eliminated the "Scene" and "Effects" selection, which I have fun with from time to time. In the "Image Controls" section, there are some creative…

The Nikon Z6 was and still is a great camera, but reviewers on 'Tube gave it a lot of derision. Some of the criticisms were unfounded, while others were entirely justified. The Z6 II fills in all the gaps that caused this criticism. The TLDR of this camera is that it is an upgraded Z6. Nikon listened and updated the Z6 in every way needed. However, reviewers will pit this against Sony and Canon, but Nikon's target audience isn't people who switch camera systems. Instead, Nikon's audience is its

I first bought the GH5 and this camera is a ridiculously good workhorse. However, I mainly shoot consumer electronics, which means I shoot a lot of screens. The GH5, for all its size, doesn't have an anti-aliasing filter, which causes all sorts of ridiculous moiré patterns. So I sold them, did a little research and settled on the Nikon Z6 II. Very glad I did. For the record, I upgraded a Nikon D5200 that I've used for years with my trusty Sigma 17-50mm lens. I used the GH5 for a month before…