Z fc

Nikon hasn't disclosed if the D7500 or Z50II have FSI or BSI sensors, the only thing we do know is that they use the same photosites as they test identically giving you the same output, and aside from the PDAF photosites and some modest speed improvements handle identically. For all photographic pur

The big one is that the Continuous AF with Tracking is nowhere near as good as Nikon 3D Tracking, and you can't set it to "any subject detect" like the Nikons. Then other things like you can't re-center the focus point by long-pressing "OK" unless you have moved it recently and it is active. Punch-i

So I come from a unique perspective, where I did the same thing 5 years ago, except I went from an E-m1II + E-M1X to a Z9 and Z6. Had all the 1.2 Pro lenses too, like it was balls-deep-peak-Olympus. What I learned, was no matter what you get in Nikon-land, it’s going to be better than an E-M1II, whi

it has the same exact sensor. It doesn't have the same sensor. Although Nikon introduced a 20.9MP sensor in 2017 with the D500, it's undergone two major upgrades since then: the first to the Z30/Z50/Zfc's sensor to add phase detect autofocus and improve readout speed, and again for the Z50II to give

Recommend Z50 II for better AF. https://cameradecision.com/compare/Nikon-Z50-II-vs-Nikon-Z-fc

Nikon z50ii/zfc+24 F1.7 or 16-50 f2.8 Nikon z5ii / zf 40 f2 or 24-70 f4 And if action autofocusing isn't a huge priority Z5/6/7/6ii with 40 f2 or 24-70. Always the 24-120 option too!

If this is your sole camera get the z50ii. I have the zfc and its incredible but it has a far worse AF than the newer nikon cameras

the other has slightly better specs Replace "slightly" with "significantly". The Z50ii has way better subject detect AF, a remote release port, user presets and custom buttons, so many other small details too that add up. All the APSC Nikon Zs share the same sensor, so there's little practical diffe

The only advantage of MFT is the weight and lens size advantage for travel. Panasonic's MFT bodies are the same size as their FF bodies, so the only advantage those have is readout speed for video. OM's camera-size advantage would disappear if Nikon released a Zfc II with Z50II autofocus and video.

It’s a great camera and well designed. If you’re into manual mode, you can even assign the ISO to the wheel in back. It truly is excellent. Learn the auto focus on the camera and it’s fine for photos. I prefer the viewfinder on my Nikon Z fc as Nikon seems to have this down in mirrorless. That being