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Q1: If you're just looking at lens resolution, this should be a fairly objective question you can look up. Q2: The D600, D610, D750, Z5 all use the Sony IMX128 sensor The D780, Z6, Z6ii, Z5ii, ZF all use the Sony IMX410 sensor The IMX128 is a slower, single-gain sensor, where the maximum DR (at full

Another Dad here with young kids: I have an OM5i and the Panasonic 12-35 2.8 is on the camera 80% of the time. I use the 25mm 1.7 for indoor birthdays etc but I’d much rather something wider and brighter like Panasonic 15mm 1.7 or Oly 20mm 1.4. I think a nice bright lens beats the autofocus improvem

The real question is which one would you actually take with you most often? You’re somewhat comparing apples and oranges. The XE5 is intended as a “lifestyle” camera for creators that want interchangeable lenses versus the X100’s fixed lens. Yes, it’s a serious imaging tool too, but its design is ce

The other one (that's probably out of your budget in CAD terms) to look at is just to not go full frame at all and get a D7500. Compared to the 24MP full frame sensors it actually resolves a bit more detail due to the lack of an AA filter (and 5,568 pixels on the long edge is quite a bit of resoluti

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,

IMHO, I think Nikon is currently being more innovative than the other brands. With the acquisition of Red, Nikon is really expanding the capabilities of photo and video. They are putting out great cameras in different designs - the new ZR, the retro Zf and Zfc, Z5II. I’ve got 4 different bodies to f

I jumped from Fuji to Nikon about a year ago after shooting Fuji since the X-T2 was new. Some of it was due to dissatisfaction with the direction Fujifilm were taking, I didn’t enjoy the X-T5 as much as the XT-2 I’d upgraded from (I’d ran the T-2 into the ground) and realised I could get a full fram

I switched from Fuji to a zf. Previously, I was in the f Mount Nikons, but I wouldn’t recommend going that route on a z camera. There’s the ftz adapter but it’s going to be pretty top heavy. I originally picked up the 28mm and 40mm. I’ve always been a prime guy and those are great, but I found mysel

For me, I switched form the X-T4 to the Zf. The 2 things that made it worth it for me was the low light performance and that auto focus on the 35mm and 85mm/F1.8s It literally fixed my only complaint with my x-t4, but to be fair I still miss the option of trying out film simulations, but imaging clo

I've just switched to a Z5ii from an XT-5. It's more or less the same internals as the ZF. Both of them have the same processor as the Z9 and Z8! It really does put the XT-5 to shame, especially considering it's Nikon's entry level full frame camera. It's faster. I mean much, much faster in very way