Z50 II

Z50 ii: Battery capacity: The Z50 ii only shows a 3-bar icon for seeing the the battery charge level in the camera. So it's not easy to know exactly how much battery is remaining. You will want a spare battery. (The Z5 and Z6 series have a fancier battery, that can report charge percentage remaining

You're not going to like this answer, but the real answer is a Z6iii. One advantage of the D500 is that, at least on the used market, there is a wide range DX-specific F-mount lenses, many of them still available from Nikon on its refurbished site (and often discounted). You can put the 200-500 FX l

It’s funny because I held the z50 II in my hands today and it felt tiny and uncomfortable (maybe because I’m coming from a Canon DSLR). I’m actually tempted to go for a D500 instead of a Z50. What lens are you pairing it with?

Your background AF issue is definitely 'user error', and I don't mean that in an offensive way, only that there are ways you can set up the Nikon Z AF system to prevent that. Chances are you're just used to your D500 form using it for what I assume is several years, so everything just works the way

Yeah...Nikon does not seem interested in small bodies. I recently tried out z5ii. The best ibis I have seen in a full frame camera so far. Very ergonomic too. But a 700g brick. The z50ii looks good too. But as you said, at no ibis and 550g it's not exactly competing with Fuji (the apsc maker to beat

yes po. bought the a6700 in a store i saw on FB, i visited their store in greenhills, a lot cheaper than the official stores, pero their warranties are very limited, they have good reviews naman, so tinuloy ko na. got a 3rd party lens from them din, sigma 18-50. then a 70-350 for birding sa ibang st

The Z50 II is not significantly better. If you can spend a little more money, consider the EOS R10 with the 18-45mm lens for $1099. It is a crop sensor camera that has such features as autofocus joystick, uses the faster UHS-II SD memory card, more buttons and dials.