Nikon Z 6 Ii Mirrorless Digital Camera

[-3 to 20 EV] I have been Nikon Pro digital shooter since the D100. A gear ago, I attempted to go mirrorless with Lumix. 2 weeks ago I threw my hands up and went back to Nikon. I am now retired but not dead, I still want to shoot. We have a vacation home 300 miles from home, so I ordered this with the kit lenses most of my shooting is outdoors so I really don’t need fast lenses. I have them at home if I need them. The resolution and focusing on the camera is superb!

[P-TTL] I have had this camera for about 4 months now and I am very very happy with it. I have been using a mirrorless full frame camera for the last 5 years, but the prospect of a monochrome-focused camera was too good to pass up. I specialize in monochromatic images and have a lot of success selling them in a gallery in Juneau, Alaska. This has brought an excitement to my artwork that I haven't felt in some time. It really brings a film-grain richness to the images, the noise is handled beautifully, and the dynamic range is excellent. I ended up selling all of my Sony FF gear and am all-in with this beauty. I also print a lot of cyanotypes from the files and this camera has improved my digital files I use for the digital negatives I use in the process. Thank you, Pentax, for thinking outside the box.

[0.605 lb] I was making the move from a digital all-in-one (and phone camera) to a mirrorless camera, and the reviews of this one really got me to look it over. I am so glad that I did! The Micro 4/3rds system makes it so much smaller and more portable than full frame systems, and Canon includes so many helpful ways for a novice to learn while taking pictures with this model. The 'scene' and 'AP' modes start you with presets for taking certain types of photos, and the Info button can be used to toggle on or off a helpful blurb about almost every option. The lens options for this camera are also fantastic. There are so many great lenses out there, and the prices AND size/weight of them is so much more reasonable than larger camera models. The OM-D E-M10 is not for a professional photographer (though the higher end models certainly seem to be) but for someone who aspires to be a more serious hobby photographer, I think it's a GREAT way to launch.

[Cardioid] My camera is a Sony Alpha II, which is a very good mirrorless dslr, that takes movies as well. Of course the built in mic is minimal. I tried it out for real at a house concert, with serious audio equipment, and an audience of about 50. The two mics were both pointed at the artist, so it was not really sterio. The sound quality was quite presentable on the external stereo speakers driven from my laptop. My intention is iTunes and Facebook use, not making studio quality audio so it clearly does the job for me.

[0.17 lb] It's the best choice for a battery in my Nikon Z 6 ii camera. Holds more charge.

[Yes] If you have a mirrorless camera like the Nikon Z 7, the Peak Design Slidelite Camera Strap is the size to get. Very well-made and stylish with the little touch of leather, it's an excellent strap. Using Peak Design's small anchors, changing the strap from a neck strap to a shoulder strap to a cross body strap is very easy. (We both the Ash color and the Black and they both look good.)

[1x CR2032] The EOS 5D Mark II Digital Camera is a terrific piece of equipment. It exceeded my expectations. The best part was the B&H price with the instant rebate. I have owned and used Canon cameras since 1982 and this is the best one I have ever used.

[0.19 lb] I've been searching for the perfect bag for my Nikon Z50 mirrorless camera while biking. This is it. My camera fits perfectly and the bag fits great on me. It has a tethered lens cloth inside, a pocket for the lens cap, and one for a battery, and memory cards.

[0.105 lb] I’ve been a Nikon shooter since 2004 and I’ve worked in the photography industry since 04’ when I switched to Nikon. I love the D850 I’ve never owned a camera that I could say that about. It’s robust, easy to manipulate controls on the fly and produces beautiful crisp photos. I am able to capture images out the gate that require minimal if not zero post corrections. If you are on the fence about this camera and are considering going mirrorless but have an ecosystem of lenses for DSLR go with this camera! The technology has been tested and built upon 20 years of improvements, there is a larger selection of glass and accessories. Let this be your last DSLR and in a couple of years as mirrorless improve and larger lens/accessories options become available you’ll be set to make the transition.

[Nikon Z] I finally bought a mirrorless Nikon camera after years of hesitation. I bought the Z50 because of the extensive amount of Nikon lenses I already owned. I purchased the FTZII adaptor at the same time. My main camera for land/sports photography is my D500. My underwater camera is a D7100. The Z50 is a marvelous little camera. It does everything a camera of its caliber is supposed to do and much more. I have yet to find any issues with using the adaptor and any of my Nikon and Sigma lenses. I you are DX format camera owner and have considered buying this camera, do it, you won't be unhappy. I only bought the body because I already own similar lenses that the similar Z Lenses didn't add any advantage for.