Z 6II

Its a very good camera though a bit small for my hands. Am always changing apertures because my right index finger is touching the aperture dial inadvertently. The blackouts and also autofocus can be improved.Otherwise great Camera but not for those with large hands.

I love the physical quality, the colors that the camera produces, and the ease of use. It might not be the easiest for beginners, but if they go to YouTube there are lost of user guide tutorials. The battery life is great for my use. When doing video, my cf card tends to over heat, but that can be my card. I take pictures using the cf express and the SD card for video. As well documented, sometimes the auto focus isn't the fastest, but when it hits, it's sharp and clean.

This camera is doing the job for me, indoor and low light images are sharp up to 8000 ISO, very little grain, very happy. I've used the camera for a car show, indoor music event and street photos at this point, looking forward to portraits and family photos next.

The Z6II replaced my D850. So far the camera is meeting my needs. The only issue I find is the AF speed and tracking could be slightly improved. Low light performance is pretty great.

The Nikon Z6II is an excellent and versatile camera. It can be used for nature, sports, events, and it has superb high iso performance for indoor lighting. Nikon has done a great job with firmware updates!

As a previous Sony and Canon user I say goodbye to you.
I am so pleased with my first Nikon, quality, beauty and functionality has me gibberish. The planning that went into the design must have been mountainous. To say I'm pleased would be an understatement.
Great customer care and quick shipping provided.
Thank You Nikon.

I've had the z6ii for more than a year. I'm an enthusiast though I've sold a few photos over the years. I upgraded from a d7200. I love the z6ii noise levels coming from an older d7200 crop sensor but I miss getting more photos in focus. I spray a bit on purpose to get a few photos in focus. But I miss birds in flight and action shots. I often don't even attempt them because I assume failure is most likely. I like the use for landscape photos I don't think there is any reason not to buy for static subjects. I know the focus issues have been fixed for the most part in the z8 and z9 but the cost will have me buy used in a few years. Autofocus has been improved with more up to date lenses but still lacking.

My company shot with the Z6 & Z7 (along with DSLR's) for a year and then upgraded to Z6 II, Z7 II & most recently Z8. The Z6 II is used for real estate and the Z6 II is perfect for a traveling with as it can shoot & film accurately. I recommend adding the NB-N11 battery pack that doubles the shoot time and the larger grip fits my hand better. I also like having the dual controls of the NB-N11 when shooting portraits. I had the NB-N10 on the Z6 & Z7 but upgraded to the newer dual NB-N11 control units. I never worry about power when filming with dual batteries.

I recently took a big step up to the Z6 II after being away from higher end photography for many years. My last full frame was pre-digital. I love it. While still getting used to all the things I can do with the Z6, I find it easy to use (I have read several books on using the Z6/Z7 which were very useful) all things considered. I coupled it with a 24-70mm 2.8 s lense for all around shooting. I am learning more every time I use it. I shopped it against all the other mirrorless cams in the class and found this the best of the breed for my purposes and stage of evolution