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Own the om3 have used the zf and use other Nikon full frame regularly. I own much more capable bodies from all brands and the om3 gets used a lot. I would pretty strongly recommend the om3. Specific to the picture profiles. The om3 creative dial is favourite feature and I use it consistently. Once y

I shoot a D3s, I mention it a lot so my apologies to people that have seen my comments before. I bought it just the other year for 500 CAD, with a reasonable shutter count of 57,000. It has not let me down at all as I start doing my own freelance work. But I know for a fact, that once I start making

I've used the 3 major systems (Canon, Sony, Nikon), and I don't regret sticking with Nikon. From a general perspective - I think most newer FF bodies have pretty great AF performance. Can't speak from a video standpoint but from a stills POV - I've never struggled in any situation with any system as

Not sure if you're looking for help or not. If you are, I would start with the mission critical stuff and then start easing the more advance stuff in as you find things are holding you back. Mission critical: Making manual settings in easy to access spots. This can either be done in the i menu or by

Got ya. I will declare my bias: which is for Full Frame or larger. I know technically APS-C can be good (and I have an APS-C camera), but I swear I can just tell when it is not full-frame - probably completely stupid, but hey ho we all have our delusions. As for wanting "compact", I would consider t

So, I have the Z30 + 2 lens kit you mentioned (same sensor, slower processor than the Z50II), and the Zf (effectively the same as the Z5II with retro styling), though I bought the 24-120 instead of the 24-70. In my opinion the Z50II + 16-50 and 50-250 is an excellent combination of body and lenses,

Any of Nikon's smaller full frame Z system cameras with Expeed 7 will be a good choice as an upgrade for the D850: Z5ii, Z6iii, Zf (if you want that old school look over modern good ergonomics). The Z8 is like a slightly smaller version of the D850 so is probably not what you're looking for. edit: m

Will XT5 to Z5ii be a downgrade especially on the megapixels and image quality? Should i go with Z6iii ? No it won't. Photos won't be as large, that's the only change, megapixels. Megapixels don't directly speak to quality. If you crop tons on your current camera you might miss it. Difference betwee

I use and love Fuji, but the crop factor is boring/ limiting. And speed boosters appear to have drawbacks - that said I have one arriving today to experiment with. Sony a7cii is nice and compact, but personally I don’t enjoy the experience of using it for photography. - however for auto-focus work r

-EVF -Fully articulating screen -Flash -Film simulation in camera (less work in post) -Vintage/ retro camera design That's a long list, but due to the vintage/retro design that limits it to three Nikons: Df, Zfc, and Zf. The EVF and articulating screen limit it to the last two, and none of them have