ZR

The D850 is widely regarded as the best DSLR ever made, I have never seen any hate towards that. Nikon was very late to bring out anything good for video (the Z6iii and ZR being the exception) whereas Canon filled that space a long time ago. This is no longer the case, but the reputation will persis

Based on SAR article that came out today, it looks like it will be the FX5. It will be a mini Venice with the menu outlay of the Venice and it will be very similar to the Canon C50 body. Could see it being priced accordingly or, they could significantly drop the price of the FX3A and put the price f

I’ve done some research and the gap is closing until you can spend 2k on something solid used or even a Nikon ZR. If you already get the newest iPhone or the year before and pay monthly for it, not a terrible thought process. This person probably spent $500 bucks tops, for something to hold up to an

It’s a video camera. Sony was basically alone with the FX series and Nikon and Canon juste released their own. The ZR doesn’t have strong features for photography (might explain the price compared to a Z6), but I’m mostly surprised because it’s a lot cheaper than the FX3.

All of these are valid concerns and ones I agree with, but Nikon specifically released this camera at $2200 to start to take this corner of the market, so you’re just not going to get everything right off the bat. This is an absurd price point for a camera of this quality, so compromises will inevit

Quick note since many of your points are video recording specific: Likely in a bid to split the capabilities of cameras, Nikon also made the ZR, which is basically a Z6iii with no viewfinder and some shaving off of camera features in exchange for loads of video specific features, including 3D LUT. B

I would use the fx5 if I needed to shot a documantary. The ZR for a short movie or music video.It's only because of the top handle and two xlr inputs. Just hoping Nikon brings out a fx6 style camera for around 6k soon and then I am all i Nikon.

Loving it so far. I actually sold my Z8 for the ZR. I was using the Z8 mostly for video, and the ZR just makes more sense for that. It is smaller, lighter, and I don't think I'll be using my Camera Monitor anymore (Beautiful 4 inch screen). I won't miss the bulk at all, especially for handheld or gi

Not sure if you have ever heard this piece of advice, but know that it is the only piece of advice you ever really need when considering new gear: buy the tools you need right now. So, write down a list of things you need currently out of a camera. Try not to be swayed by specs that you know may exi

Ok, this was a good one. Nicely done. I can see it now: Nikon introduces the Viltrox Red, the world's first sub $100 cinema camera. This follows the smashing success of the ZR-V, the world's first cinema camera with an integrated vertical sensor.