Z fc

every camera that has any aspiration in being a retro body should be available in both silver and black, as both silver and black film cameras were generally available. Fujifilm undestood the assignment, all of their retro bodies come in either black or silver (if not more). But both OM and Nikon re

Yeah if you sort both subs by New and follow them for a while it does seem like there are more images and less chatter on Fujifilm. Probably several thi gs going on. Nikon historically has been more widely known and has made a lot more cameras than Fujifilm. A lot of gear questions in this sub are a

I bought a Z fc last year with a 16-50mm kit lens for taking photos while solo hiking as a hobby, this autumn I could not caputre a castle ruin from an other ruin the way I wanted to (it was too far away), so I bought the 50-250mm kit lens too for Xmas and now I'm genuinely afraid I won't be able to

I think it’s important to remember that while Nikon is slimmer than competing camera companies, it takes significant time develop lenses. Then, you have the task of analyzing the risk versus reward of developing brand new lenses for what is essentially one camera. Yes, the ZF is popular, and to a sm

Got a Nikon ZF recently and have been going through vintage camera stores in Seoul. At first I thought similarly but after looking at the thousandth Nikon FM2, I think I'd disagree. Older vintage cameras silver are a bit duller/darker. The ZFC, which is a brighter silver, looks great too, but I can

-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

Sony or Nikon for sure, probably sony if you're looking for a more compact system with the a6xx line or the A7C models, nikon if you're looking for a tank of a system or something more "aesthetic" like the ZFc or ZF models.

The ZFc is frankly not good value unless you buy used and know what you’re getting into. The ZF is a capable full-frame camera in a Fujifilm-esque body. The ZFc is a Nikon Z30 shoved inside a smaller version of the ZF. You get a nice looking metal body (albeit with a cheap feeling plasticky coating)

Got a Nikon ZF recently and have been going through vintage camera stores in Seoul. At first I thought similarly but after looking at the thousandth Nikon FM2, I think I'd disagree. Older vintage cameras silver are a bit duller/darker. The ZFC, which is a brighter silver, looks great too, but I can

Meh, I get it. It fits my friends wants and aesthetic perfectly. He likes to slow down and really consider things before taking the picture. He likes all the manual dials and lack of custom options. He feels that it forces him to use his creativity more, rather than leaning on the camera's abilities