Z 8

The Z8 is an upgrade from my D810 and is impressive with all the features it offers. There is definitely a need to learn the many features and capabilities which are all new to me. The fps speeds are unbelievable! Love the Bluetooth features and the multiple AF modes.

I am new to the pro-series cameras but actively using a Z6ii and Z7ii, it find this camera can capture some wonderful shots. It takes a bit to get used to the button layout and how the auto focus works. I am still learning, but I am so pleased that I made the investement.

My single Favorite Camera. I use it always in JPEG and most often in DX Mode. I own a LOT of other Nikon Cameras. Starting with my Nikon F5 with the 20-35 Zoom lens which still is loaded with 100 ISO Fuji Real Film. Also the D100 all the way to D 500 and D 7500. Then the Z 50 which I use as much as any camera now always with the 50-250 kit lens, two Nikon Zfcs which I use mostly with the kit lens. The Z 9 with the Z S 85 1.8, and the Z S 100-400, and the Z S 400 prime. I will add a Nikon Zf soon for field use. But the Nikon Z 8 I rate as the best of my fleet. I do hope Nikon updates the Z 50 and adds lightweight Z zoom lens for travel in the 16-50mm range.

I own them all. The Z 9 and Z 8 are amazing and I use the Z 50 , 2 Z fcs, am adding the Zf, and still have a F5 with the zoom 20-35 f 2.0 lens that still works.

I have been a Nikon photographer for years and using the Z6 and S7ii bodies for everything. I made the leap and this camera is what we, ALL NIKON USERS, have been waiting for. Thank you Nikon!!

Fantastic camera, one of the best.Always reaching first for the Z8, although having D3s, D850, D500, D810, LOL.Cheers,Oscar

Magnificent, wonderful and well-equipped is just a few of the things I can say about this camera. Since moving over to the Z-system from Sony I have found that the autofocus and ISO have been years beyond Sony. This camera does not disappoint, and the FPS (frames per second) is a definite upgrade from Sony.

It is the best Nikon I owned so far.

Coming from a z7ii the z8 is phenomenal. While the z7 ii is no slouch the Z8 is faster to autofocus and can af in lower light which is amazing as the z7ii did a fantastic job. The image quality is virtually the same. For static images the z7ii and z8 are neck and neck. Add pixel shift shooting and all I can say is Wow!! For fast moving action and for when you must get that shot then the z8 is great. Still learning its features. For those concerned I’m keeping the Z7ii, not as backup but to supplement the z8