Z6III FX-format Mirrorless Camera Body

Alright, let’s break this down.APPLE PRORES RAW is finally running smoothly in DaVinci Resolve 20.2. Yeah, the files are huge, BUT LUMIX is literally the only brand that lets you dump those massive files straight onto an external SSD.And honestly—unless you’re shooting FEATURE FILMS or some insanely

You're using a lower quality DX lens on a full frame body. This hurts my brain. I'm going to reply with the assumption that you're not intentionally trolling this community. Be aware that your camera automatically detects this and will shrink down your resolution to something like 10 megapixels, res

TL;DR: If you’re coming from a Canon T7 and want pro-level autofocus without the $2,500+ price tag of a Z6 III or A7 IV, the Nikon Z5 II is the move. 1.Better "Brains" than Sony (The AF Argument) While Sony has historically led the AF game, the Z5 II inherited the EXPEED 7 processor from the flagshi

If you go with Nikon, take a look at the Z5ii. It's cheaper than the Z6iii, and I suspect it would fit your needs. Spend the savings on a better lens.

You're moving the goalposts. You suggested buying a Z6iii, in place of a top-of-the-line DX body. I pointed out that that might not be an optimal choice, if you were looking for reach. Now you're claiming that D500 sales dropped, after the D850 came out. I have not seen data like that. Can you point

The Z5ii is just about everything good about the Zf but with a body that makes sense for a general use photographer. That was always the thing about the Zf, with a BSI sensor and EXPEED7, it was far more capable than it needed to be to sell. So people whined about the ergonomis but it realistically

I was a Sony APS-C shooter for a long time. From Sony NEX 5 to A6000 and to A6400. I loved my A6400 but the desire to move to full frame got the best of me and I sold my camera and lenses and was thinking of buying the Nikon Z6III. But after I sold everything I had second thoughts regarding the Niko

Z8 is by far the best bang for the buck in the entire Nikon lineup (and all currently available competition), and it's not even remotely close. It is the first time ever that a genuine flagship camera body has been available for thousands less than the competition, and it is literally a Z9 in terms

Bear in mind I came from 45 years of shooting Pentax ultimately with both K1 full frame and K3 APSC bodies. I wanted better motion tracking and better video and crucially stills capability for portraiture and landscape at least equal to my 36mp K1. I compared Canon, Nikon and Sony and very quickly r

no problem. honestly I wish I could say Nikon was the right pick right now. I think it still could be if you're looking at the lower end of the market. The Z5ii is a great pick, and because of the price its shortcomings can be better overlooked. But once you start talking Z6iii/enthusiast/mid-level