Z 6II

"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

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

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

I'll add to what people say here I've had Nikon cameras that went well past 700,000 shots at 11fps at a time and were begging for more when I sold them. My Z6ii I sold with 145k on the clock and I know the buyer and its still going strong 3 years later. You could buy a brand new camera and the shutt

Oh, gotcha. Missed that. I had mixed feeling about buying an older generation body, especially in the electronic era, but I was not disappointed. I've been shooting Nikons for 30-plus years and they've been extremely durable cameras, so I had some confidence in buying a used body. I had my heart set

You could always just get other lenses. The D3500 is still a good camera like it always was. If you want a new camera body the Nikon Z6ii is very good but it's worth looking at other vendors as well.

After pickup it up the other the, I realized how MUCH I love it. The fit is utterly perfect in my hands. Heft, yes, but what a feeling of robust and just perfect design. I've stayed with Nikon since. My Nikon journey so far: N70 -> F5 - D90 -> D800E -> D850 -> Z6 II, and now Fuji; I have all the Nik

I bought the Neewer MB-N11 version for my Z6ii and it failed in the Phoenix heat around 100 degrees while I was shooting a soccer match on only the second usage and starting messing with the shutter and electrical. YMMV in cooler weather but my branded Nikon grip has been rock steady as a replacemen

Z6ii can do real ( not kludged ) vertical grip and has 2 card slots which i find good for critical work. Only once but still troubling i pulled a card out to find it dead. If you can swing the z5ii which goes on sale on nikon refurb once a month roughly. I got one for 1149. It is sooo much better th

I don’t spend much time in the photo communities here, but IRL I’ve been a professional photographer since the end of the 20th century, and I’ve never really seen much Nikon hate. Maybe some playful Nikon vs. Canon ribbing back in the pre-mirrorless days, or when Canon released the 5D Mark II with v