Review on Nikon Z6 Mirrorless Camera with Nikkor 24-70mm Lens, 64GB XQD Card and Photography Accessories Bundle (5 Items) by Bhavin Patel ᠌

Focus on the eyes, the function sounds like an unnecessary appendage to the usual autofocus system, and in principle, you can simply focus on the face, or, as in the old fashioned way, on a separate point. But as it turned out, this is an extremely intuitive function that has helped me more than once when shooting a restless son, and instead of a bunch of duplicate shots to make sure, I now take 5-10 shots and always know that I got the focus where I need it, out of 10 such shots, I I know that 6 will be just fine focused. The traditional menu to which I have become accustomed over the years of using Nikon equipment, in fact, having taken a new camera, I literally immediately understood what and how, and that the most important thing is where to click in the menu to find the functions I need. Autofocus speed is excellent even through an adapter, I still have two lenses from a SLR camera, 35 mm f1.4 and an inexpensive 70-300 VR, both work through an adapter without any complaints, 35 mm f1.4, coupled with a new matrix, generally shows itself on at such a high level that I have no words. I used to think that the D3s produced a great picture at high ISOs, but the Z6 handles ISO 4000, 5000 and 6500 without problems.