Z 6II

As someone who recently tried to pull apart and fix a similar bit of damage on a Z6II, it's not as isolated of a part as it looks, and (at least in Australia), Nikon only sells mirrorless components to authorised repairers and won't sell them to consumers. Sending to Nikon might be your best bet.

I'm a professional and owned both. The image quality is near identical... They produce incredibly similar files. The D850 is a much more agile, and responsive camera though. It has way better AF and a faster drive. That comes with a huge weight penalty though. The Z7 is probably in the discussion fo

Yes, the D850 is a DSLR and it’s expected to work well, but if you want to buy a Nikon Z and not regret the purchase in the long run, you should go for a model with the EXPEED 7 processor. Cameras with EXPEED 6 work well, but they lack many modes and features. The Z5II uses the same sensor as the Zf

"But a wedding, god, it's been done for ages with manual focus." Did you just use my argument against yours, against yourself? Do you even read what people put in comments? You're really good at talking completely outside of the conversation. First of all, I never said or implied that it is impossib

The newest generation of bodies has qualitatively better AF than the Z6ii / Z7ii. Nikon really stepped up here. As others have suggested the Z5ii is a great pick here. It also gives you dual SD card storage. Redundancy is essential for wedding photography.

As someone who owns both a Z6ii and a Z6iii the Z6iii is superior in every way. Z6iii Autofocus is Leagues better than the Z6ii Z6ii needs a $200 paid firmware update and to be sent to Nikon to unlock video feature that don't even scratch the surface of what the Z6iii can record also to take advanta

I did weddings on fuji for about 7 years, including the x-t1 at my start which I cannot imagine doing a wedding with now. I loved the fujis but after switching to nikon i have not looked back. Color with nikon standard profile in lightroom is GORGEOUS. Like no notes, it’s stunning, i barely make adj

Skip the first gen Z6, the Z6II is a bare minimum. But if budget is tight, go for a D750 (FX) or D500 - but the D500 (DX) will tie you to crop lenses, while a full frame (FX) camera will give you the option to use the same lenses on mirrorless (if recent lenses) with the FTZ adapter. Using a Z6 pure

Honestly I wouldnt recommend either for professional event shooting especially wedding photography. They're both fine for hobbyist, product, and portrait photography Definitely not the Z6 due to only having a card single slot It's possible to do but I would not trust the autofocus on that level Z6ii

Z8 is one of the best cameras you can get right now in the land of Nikon. I've had mine since launch and it is a definite workhorse. If you don't need all those megapixels, consider the Nikon Z6II or Z6III. I used to shoot video for a non-profit with the original Z6 and the video quality is massivel