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Nikon 1649 Camera Body Black Review

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Description of Nikon 1649 Camera Body Black

Intensely detailed 24MP full frame images and 4K UHD videos. VR image stabilization built-in for sharp, stabilized photos and videos. Superb 273 point autofocus system that can focus near the edges, detect and follow eyes (people, cats and dogs) and track subjects. Creative features built-in, including time-lapse, multiple exposure, creative picture controls and focus shift photography. Seamless connectivity between Z 5 and a compatible smartphone, tablet or PC for transferring images or controlling the camera remotely (with live image preview for photos and videos). Dual SD Slots. USB powering while camera is in use. Video capture resolution: 4K UHD 2160p.

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

A wonderful product, its nice to use.

The adapter works great with Nikon F AF-S lenses. The stub, if present in the lens, works together with the camera stub, it all focuses quickly, but (!) If you have an older lens where focusing with a screwdriver, then it will become manual . There is no screwdriver in FTZ! Yes, a matrix stub will work with manual optics, but autofocus will only work with AF-S lenses. You also need to look if you have a tamron, MB you will need lens firmware. Take third-party glasses with you before buying (and

Pros
  • The Z5 came to me after several years of shooting with the D610. I also shot on mirrorless cameras and, in general, the choice was to upgrade the old D610 to D780 or to Z5. After D610, you just get high with this mirrorless camera: - matrix stub - transfer photos directly to your smartphone - the weight! - the size! (not to the detriment of grip) - touch screen - focus picking or whatever) - focus on the eyes of people / animals - shutter speed 1/8000 - two slots for memory cards Secure Digital (SD, SDHC, SDXC with support for UHS-II interface) At the same time, the battery lasts sooo long and you can shoot by charging from a power bank) A full charge was enough for me for a couple of days of filming, while actively using both the screen and the viewfinder, taking JPG + RAW photos, a little video, and then throwing it off via Wi- Fi on a smartphone. Before the battery was completely discharged, I took about 1600 photos. I don’t know if I had a bug or a feature on the D610, but the white balance was disgusting, everything is as it should be on the Z5, even light sources with different temperatures are transmitted correctly in the picture! Focus over the entire field of the frame usually determines the object correctly, it is aimed quickly. Tap on the screen allows you to immediately focus on the right place and take a picture, and then also tracks this object. The SnapBridge app for shooting control is convenient. I used the competitor’s application, there was only a “Take a photo” button, for all the settings I had to run to the camera. With Nikon, all the main shooting parameters are changed in the application itself, very convenient! I won’t say that it’s cool, since in the modern world everyone should have it by default. In comparison with the D780, the choice was made on the Z5, because. Z5 is cheaper, lighter and has a matrix stub :)
Cons
  • - The screen would rotate more - No built-in flash (I'm not critical at all) - The burst speed is only 4.5 fps or 9 fps in 2 seconds :) not very fast for reporting and sports, but in most situations it will do. - Matrix without backlighting (in terms of noise it is similar to the D610, which is generally good, because the D610 is not noisy, but knowing this aspect is annoying :)

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I do not cease to rejoice at the purchase, a very good deal!

I became a Nikon fan at the institute 8 years ago. Then I got my first SLR camera D90. He served me faithfully for a long time. But sometimes it's time to part. It was a difficult choice between different models. SLR or UPC, and what is the cost, and according to the characteristics, which is more important. Sitting on the couch and reading dry characteristics, it's hard to decide. Husband offered to go and test. As a result, we left with nikon z5. I was very afraid that I would regret the…

Pros
  • This is a new generation of cameras, and when switching from such an old man as the nikon d90, the first advantages are: - lightness - touch screen - blue tooth and wifi - large ISO range - possibility of recharging from power bank If the shooting is long, then the eyes periodically get a little tired all the time looking into the viewfinder. The touch screen is also good because you can focus on it. Since I shoot mostly for personal purposes and with the rare exception of animal charities, at first I thought that I didn’t need two memory card slots. However, if you do not use them for mirroring, then the presence of the 2nd slot is very useful when recording video. When one memory card is for photos and the other for video, this is extremely convenient. And speaking of the video. I never liked to shoot it, but here my hands are stretching, because the picture is just chic.
Cons
  • Among the shortcomings, so far I can highlight: - a battery (another camera, a lot of bells and whistles and more energy consumption, but 500-600 frames - wow, how little, it seems that the old d90 could shoot almost 2022 frames, but it feels like) - body material (I live in Hong Kong, now the temperature is -15 degrees outside the window, according to the documentation the camera is recommended to use from 0 to 40 degrees C. Attention is the question: what kind of protection does the inside of the unit have from condensate / moisture? From temperature differences, metal can condense not only outside but also inside. And I'm not talking about a house-walk-a house, but about walks, when you go to a cafe several times to warm up and drink tea / coffee)

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Good product, not disappointed.

Excellent balanced UPC camera NIkon with 35 mm matrix. Despite some of the shortcomings described above, I definitely recommend the camera for purchase. Suitable for most shooting scenes, except for active reporting and filming in extreme conditions. For everything else, a great tool for both the professional and the advanced amateur. I was especially pleased with the color rendition, as I saw the pictures of the vaunted fuji with its color, and so the Z5 has a clean and even color (everything…

Pros
  • I bought it on the first day of sales on August 24 in Nikon Plaza, I was the first buyer. The camera body is very similar to the nikon z6 and z7, comfortable grip. 2 SD memory card slots. Excellent matrix and color reproduction directly in JPG. I have Nikon d3s with its vaunted matrix and color reproduction, Nikon z5 has a more interesting color. The skin color of the faces is definitely better on the Z5. I shot and compared with Z6, their matrices are different, z6 copes with noise a little better, but the color of z5 is better. The z6 color is somewhat similar to the nikon d800, while the z5 is more similar to the color reproduction of the d750 but better. Excellent autofocus, misses have become many times less. Very quiet mechanical shutter, you don't even have to use an electronic one. Focus stacking with the ability to shoot in RAW. Excellent compatibility with old Nikon AFS lenses, I was very pleased with autofocus, but you still need to get used to the logic of focusing.
Cons
  • Wireless shooting via wifi is not very convenient. The included strap is narrow and not comfortable (I will change it), it catches stripes from the flickering of artificial lighting in rooms when shooting in silent mode with an electronic shutter with a mechanical shutter, there are no such problems. Flashes and synchronizers do not work with electronic shutter, but they do not work in almost all UPC cameras except Sony a9. Long wake up from sleep and long turn on, DSLRs are faster. Difficulty focusing in low light, such as when shooting in nightclubs. Also, when focusing in the dark, EVI can freeze. A separate AF illuminator is needed, since the AF illuminator on the camera body is almost always blocked by lenses and lens hoods. The swivel screen does not have large rotation angles and there is no way to rotate the screen for taking selfies. At the time of writing this review October 2022, there is no camera support in capture one.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The best purchase in my life, I will definitely buy it again.

I shoot primarily landscapes, and the Z5's rate of fire has been reduced for this genre, however for me, 4.5 frames per second for the eyes is like 95% faster. How does it appear? The Z5 Video capabilities have been slightly diminished at ISO settings beyond 3200; because I don't take any video at all, I won't get into it here, although 4K30 writes.

Pros
  • Everything is easily accessible, and the controls have excellent ergonomics. The stabilizer effectively reduces 4 stops. improved viewfinder (similar to the Z7) Wide DD traditionally, at the level of D800 1/8000 (who requires it) Toggle screen protection from damp and dust Normal after Z6, Z7, and two additional memory cards
Cons
  • Not for me, and I'll explain why down below.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Best I have ever used, great product for anyone!

For the first steps in photography, this camera is a dream. In addition, many photographers I know take her as a second worker. Got pros: After a few months of use, I want to share my impressions of the Nikon Z5. Pros: 1. The camera is convenient (light, compact, fits perfectly in the hand, convenient to take with you) 2. Simple settings (you can safely take and use it, it shoots great even in the “auto” mode, and if you figure out the manual mode, your pictures will immediately go to a new…

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Very high quality product, it's not the first time I bought it.

Since the release of the Z-series, I knew that I would switch to mirrorless. But I, as a pragmatic user, was stopped by several points in older models. I did not want to overpay for some features in them that I will not use. So I was waiting for the release of Z5. It has everything I need for my work. Nice price for a new full-frame camera as well. Pros: What I love about all Nikon cameras is the ergonomics and intuitive menus. I have been photographing with Nikon for 15 years, I have changed 5

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I like the product very much, fully consistent with my expectations.

Its pros: Modern model, electronic shutter, ergonomics, excellent performance, allowing you to expand the range of possibilities. The menu is as similar as possible to what was in the SLR. Convenient button layout. Intuitive pretty clear camera With its cons. I'm switching from a DSLR to a mirrorless one, so it takes some getting used to. While I was mastering (about an hour I was definitely tinkering) - half the charge was gone. But I think partly it's a matter of adjusting the brightness of t

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The purchase brought only positive emotions.

The camera shows itself from the best side. I sold my old Nikon D610 and bought myself a Nikon z5. After a DSLR, a mirrorless camera seems like a fluff, although the difference in the carcass is only 200g. The camera is also smaller. Lies in the hand very well, does not slip. The picture is very juicy. Matrix stabilization is very helpful. Autofocus on the eyes is fast. I was very pleased that when shooting in low light, you can set a high ISO value and the photo will have a minimum of noise…

Pros
  • After six months of use, I can note: Excellent color rendering. No noise at raised ISO values. Excellent fast autofocus on the face and eyes. 2 SD card slots. Affordable full frame camera. Ergonomics at the highest level. Possibility of charging from power bank. bluetooth, wifi. Matrix stabilization.
Cons
  • The price is still a little expensive to enter the world of full-frame mirrorless cameras, if it is your hobby, and not a means of earning money. It is difficult to catch focus on dark objects, and if there is also a bright light behind, then it practically does not work.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Feel free to buy, for such a price, the quality is simply amazing.

It seems to me that Nikon created a camera just for me! In the very colorlessness and dullness, namely in December, I became the owner of a Nikon mirrorless camera . the step was conscious, but still a little exciting . the camera came to replace the d600 in my fleet of vehicles I was waiting for spring, waiting for color, waiting for real tests in combat conditions))))) yes, all this time the camera was shooting - weddings, studios and walks . but only now, after six months, I can call it…

Pros
  • - autofocus is very accurate - ergonomics - color from the matrix - power consumption - two slots for memory cards
Cons
  • - no support for old lenses, D series

Revainrating 4 out of 5

I am happy with everything, the product matches the description.

I switched from nikon d750 to a twofold impression, something better, something worse. I’ll say for sure I was in a hurry with the purchase, if I rewound it back I would have stayed on the old camera. The vaunted autofocus in the eyes lost and turned off, the focusing speed in the viewfinder is no better than the d750, misses are also about parity. The size with the adapter is almost the same as the d750. Think 100 times before buying. I will add a review after several shootings, the battery…

Pros
  • Working live view finally! Focusing over the entire area of ​​​​the frame, no back and front focus, shutter sound, good sharp video, the lens cracks when focusing.
Cons
  • Control, lag viewfinder, matrix stub does not work with lenses with vr

Revainrating 4 out of 5

I am satisfied, the product fully corresponds to the description.

I switched to a full frame right from micro, so in terms of advantages and disadvantages, I compare it with Olympus. Since it would not be entirely correct to compare the quality of photos from sensors that differ in size by a factor of four, I will go over the rest. So, on the points "with reservations": 1) Ergonomics. Olympus is very captivating with its wheels. They are well-integrated into the interface. It is very convenient to scroll menus with them (and the gallery - one wheel scrolls…

Pros
  • Price - you won't find a full frame with IBIS cheaper. I do not consider Sony, unfortunately - my hands are large; Ergonomics (with reservations); Weight and dimensions (with reservations); EVF is great. It is good that they did not cut the bones in this place; Compatibility with various optics - you can also plant EF glasses (with the preservation of functionality) through the appropriate adapter. I’m not talking about manualism - RO allows you to fasten anything. Finally, you can attach any optics to Nikon without alterations. I hook on manual zuyki and rejoice; Dynamic range - there are nuances here, it seemed that ETTR was best avoided. But the shadows stretch well; Regarding [mirror nikons], a good chamber jeep. It's still not the best (this is for Fuji), and the process of twisting equals has changed somewhat compared to how I did it before (with micro). It's a matter of habit, I guess. I also assume that camjipeg can be screwed on - I just don't use it very much. If there are recipes - share :) ; Power Delivery - well, finally! If you have a computer with Type-C, you can save on buying a plug in the battery compartment, because now you can charge and transfer data at the same time. The same goes for power banks, although I wouldn't risk "run and gun"; Advantages listed by other commentators :)
Cons
  • Build quality. I'm not saying that it creaks and cracks in the hands, but some engineering solutions are incomprehensible to me. For example, the cover of the memory card compartment, which is also an emphasis under the thumb. She clicks cool, just like some kind of trunk :) But she has already begun to play lightly, but I haven’t taken a thousand frames. Why she backlash - I understand. The camera with a lens weighs almost 2 kg, and a third of the load falls in this place. I have looked for a replacement but haven't found it yet. Hooking the camera through Type-C to the PC every time is also painful - the plugs of the connectors are entirely made of soft rubber and will stretch quickly. The elastic of the eyecup has already cracked in one place - well, this is a nitpick, I carried it incorrectly in a backpack, maybe. Fortunately, this spare part is widely available and inexpensive. Unlike Olympus, this is all - a completely different level of assembly there, although the camera is also from the amateur OM-D segment; High cost and a small selection of optics for a native mount, and whales for this money - well, that's all. Blinozum this dark for 300 bucks? Or 24-70/4 for 600? Well, no, no; The lack of significant advantages for this native optics - google the comparison of 24-70 / 2.8 under F (it is possible without VR, IBIS is the same) and under Z. Divide all marketing nonsense by 10 (XA and LR distortion rules automatically for the lens profile). Look at the focus speed comparison table (in general, if this is taken as the main criterion, you need to look at Canon, with its Dual Pixel AF). Look at prices. Look at the mass! Draw conclusions; Camera Control Pro - they also ask for money for this product, but it works lousy. Olympus has a FREE Olympus Capture - there is a FULL set of buttons from the camera. Here I need to press some of the buttons on the camera (zoom in the viewfinder, for example; I use the camera to reproduce film slides, this is critical there); The display is not even a matter of resolution, but of contrast, and of the absence of rotation in three planes; Tactility (lack of it) of some buttons. The crosspiece is quite cottony, as for me.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Feel free to buy, for such a price, the quality is simply amazing.

This camera is for those who shoot for themselves or keep a blog, a contender for a station wagon that can do anything. Modest data on video actually drives it into the segment of photographers, although the sound both writes and monitors it. Ideal for travel, there is a power bank charging (but for power you will need a power bank with 3A at the output), Two cards for thick holidays, an honest sync contact with a central one, which is suitable for all of China. Please note that it is not…

Pros
  • - image stabilizer - the picture is smooth and confident, sometimes fails, but it's on the go, when you don't expect miracles - matrix + processor - an excellent bunch that gives good results, on the Nikon Z6 lesson, only fails at very high sensitivity - a compact tripod in the kit (albeit dark, but it fits into your pocket - audio ports - 2 memory cards
Cons
  • - no 10 bit output - the plasticity of the matrix during processing - it can be better, it’s somehow difficult with color here, you need to work very accurately, like on Nikon crops, in the full frame there are D750, 780, 850, Z7, in which the picture is noticeably more rubbery, and now the processing is extremely important - in fact, there is no 4K (there is with crop 1.7)