Z 6II

The z6ii is an incredible camera. I particularly like all of the focus modes (people, animals, etc) within the z6ii. The focus modes keep moving objects rack sharp while creating great bokeh around the other elements within the composition. The locations of all the buttons on the camera make it quick and easy to make ISO, aperture and shutter speed settings to get the desired histogram on the display. The intro tutorial video of the camera was very useful.

I shoot mainly action sports and have been using a z5 with decent results. The z6ii is much faster to acquire focus and is much better in low light conditions. Still have the z5 as a backup, but the z6ii is a big step up.

Awesome! Great body for a best photographer

Stepping up from the Nikon D3400 that I have over 150,000 clicks with. This thing is a powerhouse. The clarity is amazing and speed is outstanding. Huge learning curve but I’m working through it. Love my new camera. Don’t listen to all the reviews “professional “ reviews. This is a great camera!

I switched from the D750 to the D6II, and it was a perfect switch. I admire this camera, especially the user experience. All controls are easy, and I can change any setting with my right hand. Also, the two front function buttons are in the perfect location. Image quality also has many pluses, and I can't wait to explore this camera more with new lenses.

It's an incredible camera, with excellent image quality, speed, a beautiful display, a viewfinder screen, and functions! I love it, and I love its ergonomics, how it sits in my hand, and the position of the buttons. I also love the coloristic shots just from the camera: in most cases, they're better than we can get after RAW processing.It's great that Nikon continues working on firmware to improve its performance and convenience further. However, there is always something else to work on :). And that's what I would suggest that Nikon developers take into account when designing the next iterations of the Z6: 1. When turning off the camera, close the shutter to prevent dust from entering the matrix.2. Add subsections to the menu of all Nikon to group the menu items by meaning and shorten every single list. It will just be more convenient.3. Maybe add a wheel around the four-position and OK buttons, like Canon's. This would be convenient purely physically. I know we have the main top wheel, but rotating it while viewing shots or setting the aperture, etc., is less comfortable.

Great camera for capturing complex natural colors and lighting effects. We shot a tree tunnel with a crop sensor camera and Nikon both using the auto setting and could not believe the color differences. I'm still in shock how awesome the Nikon picture was.

What an amazing camera. I simple love everything about this powerhouse, it’s by far everything I’ve been looking for all in one package. Thanks Nikon for helping me make unforgettable memories.

Having previously owned several Nikon crop sensor cameras, including the D500 and the Z50, I decided to take the leap last year and invest in the full-frame Z 6II. To my delight, the camera’s performance has far surpassed my expectations. The image quality offered is incredible. I truly enjoy using the camera's mirrorless feature, which allows e to make quick adjustments. I currently use two Nikkor lenses with this camera: the 24-120mm f/4 S, which came bundled with the camera, and the recently acquired 180-600mm zoom lens. The sharpness achieved with these lenses is truly excellent.I