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×Z 5 Body Only
- EN-EL15c Rechargeable Li-ion Battery
- MH-25a Battery Charger
- UC-E24 USB Cable
- BS-1 Accessory Shoe Cap
- AN-DC19 Camera Strap
- BF-N1 Body Cap
- DK-29 Rubber Eyecup
Z 5 Camera Body
- EN-EL15c Rechargeable Li-ion Battery
- MH-25a Battery Charger
- UC-E24 USB Cable
- BS-1 Accessory Shoe Cap
- AN-DC19 Camera Strap
- BF-N1 Body Cap
- DK-29 Rubber Eyecup
NIKKOR Z 24-50mm f/4-6.3
- LC-52B Snap-On Front Lens Cap
- LF-N1 Rear Lens Cap
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Posted by Json Kyrouac on January 20, 2024
Great camera. I upgraded from my D7100. Always lots to learn but enjoying every second of it.
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Posted by Json Kyrouac on January 20, 2024
Great camera. I upgraded from my D7100. Always lots to learn but enjoying every second of it.
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Posted by Valentin Palonski on January 16, 2024
Great camera! Switched from Canon and am delighted. Entrance ticket to the world of Nikon?
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Posted by Valentin Palonski on January 16, 2024
Great camera! Switched from Canon and am delighted. Entrance ticket to the world of Nikon?
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From Nikon D1700 to Nikon Z5
Posted by JG 48 JG 48 on January 5, 2024
After ten years of using Nikon D7100's it was time to upgrade. I considered the Z6ll alongside the Z5. Although the Z6ll had all of the features that I was looking for the Z5 was a better choice with just enough features. I am a Professional and don't rely on the top-of-the-line cameras as they offer more than I require. I ordered the Z5 along with the FTZ ll mount adapter as I have two DX lenses among all of my lenses. I specialize in Fine Art Photography and occasionally Portraits. I have just started using the Z5 over Christmas, first with Candid Portraits and then with Christmas Light displays. For the Portraits I used an older Nikon SB800 flash at 60-degree bounce and side Window light. There was a setting on the Z5 for flash that was not on the D7100, Fill flash. The fill flash worked better than I expected. For the Christmas light displays I used the higher ISO that the Z5 offered. Previously I was only able to go no higher than ISO 6400 but on the Z5 I was able to set the ISO at 25600 and 32000 with excellent results and no visible noise. I was not able to purchase a Z Mirrorless lens, but I intend to in the future. Finally with Nikon's rebate program of $400.00 off for the Z5 and $100.00 off for the FTZ ll adapter I was able to purchase earlier than planned. Also, since I had to finance the Nikon no interest for two years also helped with purchasing earlier.
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From Nikon D1700 to Nikon Z5
Posted by JG 48 JG 48 on January 5, 2024
After ten years of using Nikon D7100's it was time to upgrade. I considered the Z6ll alongside the Z5. Although the Z6ll had all of the features that I was looking for the Z5 was a better choice with just enough features. I am a Professional and don't rely on the top-of-the-line cameras as they offer more than I require. I ordered the Z5 along with the FTZ ll mount adapter as I have two DX lenses among all of my lenses. I specialize in Fine Art Photography and occasionally Portraits. I have just started using the Z5 over Christmas, first with Candid Portraits and then with Christmas Light displays. For the Portraits I used an older Nikon SB800 flash at 60-degree bounce and side Window light. There was a setting on the Z5 for flash that was not on the D7100, Fill flash. The fill flash worked better than I expected. For the Christmas light displays I used the higher ISO that the Z5 offered. Previously I was only able to go no higher than ISO 6400 but on the Z5 I was able to set the ISO at 25600 and 32000 with excellent results and no visible noise. I was not able to purchase a Z Mirrorless lens, but I intend to in the future. Finally with Nikon's rebate program of $400.00 off for the Z5 and $100.00 off for the FTZ ll adapter I was able to purchase earlier than planned. Also, since I had to finance the Nikon no interest for two years also helped with purchasing earlier.
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Posted by RAMON COU on January 1, 2024
still I have not used the camera, just I am reading the manual, very different from my D60, camera has many topics out of my scope
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Posted by RAMON COU on January 1, 2024
still I have not used the camera, just I am reading the manual, very different from my D60, camera has many topics out of my scope
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From MFT to Z5
Posted by David Delgado on December 21, 2023
Changing over from Micro Four Thirds to Full Frame Mirrorless was easy transition. Just love the bright viewfinder, easy menu and most importantly the brilliant color quality especially with the 50 mm F 2.8 S lens. Please do not call this entry level full Frame Mirrorless. This is my gear for professional event and wedding photography. At this moment cant yet let go completely of my MFT Camera and lenses. GO Z5!!!!