Z50

Let me bring you the most hipster, outlandish take you have ever seen - the Z8 is a nostalgic feeling camera. How can a cutting edge mirrorless camera be nostalgic, you may wonder, its a ridiculous notion. Let me tell you, its a bit of a story.

Back in 2014 I was very sick, lying in my bed and w

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So, I'm still absolutely in love with my D750 — it's been my go-to for photography for years and I adore the image quality and handling.

That said, I'm looking to create more content videos, and for that I'm about to grab a Nikon Z50 (on a budget). Just curious… how do you think I’ll fe

1/800, F8.0, ISO 7200, 600mm

Recently I've posted that I got a Z50II, in addition to my D5200/D7100/D610 and few days ago I got FTZ II and I've used my Sigma 150-600 C on Z50II. So here's my short impression/opinion by categories.

!By the way, sorry for such big rectangles with settings, I've

I know this is a M4/3 sub, but if your wife had a Canon that she loved, she might prefer to ease back in with a Canon. I took a long break from photography and got back into it with a Nikon z50 2 lens kit, and it let me get familiar with a new version of a system I was comfortable with. Now I have a

That’s the D version; it will not autofocus on the D3300. I’d strongly suggest passing on this deal, especially if you already have a working (but beat up) D3300. If I were in your position I would save up a bit and go for a newer/more capable mirrorless camera; a used Nikon Z50 + the 16-50mm lens c

FCPC is Flexible Color Picture Control compatible with Nikon Zf, Z6 III, Z50 II and Z5 II for now. You add ER-VINTAGE-C.NP3 to root of your SD card and then with Manage Picture Control in camera copy it to one slot, select it with Select Picture Control and set WB to Natural Light Auto and results w

Went from Nikon D40 to D90 to D7000 to D610. Then I bought a Z50 to see for myself. I find the body is too small for my hands and just doesn't sit well. Can't explain. Picked up the 610 again and immediately felt at home. So I will keep the Z50 for travel etc. as it's light and takes a great quality

It’s worth doing though because it’s easier to transition from a Nikon DSLR into a Nikon Z than go Fuji or micro 4/3. The control scheme will feel a lot more familiar. As for DX lenses, you have: A small wide-angle zoom (12-28) A tiny mid-range zoom (16-50 f/3.5-6.3) A fast mid-range (16-50 f/2.8) T

Nikon Z50 II + Nikon 180-600mm. The Z50 II has insanely good autofocus and a dedicated bird AF mode. I’ve used it, the R7, and the A6700. All of them are excellent APSCs cameras for birding. I roll with Nikon because I love their ultra light “PF” lenses. I shoot handheld with the 600mm f/6.3 PF and

I got this Nikon Z50 II Mirrorless Camera with 16-50mm & 50-250mm Lenses and Essentials+ Kithttps://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1863656-REG/nikon_z50_ii_mirrorless_camera.html and it has been fantastic for me. Was suggested to me by this sub! I have arthritis in my wrist and this has been a lot bette