Z 7II

I am so happy I decided to buy the Z7ii. I love the new mirrorless bodies. This camera feels so good to hold. I have tried other camera brands and the ergonomics of Nikon are superior. I shoot primarily landscape and occasional portraits. The dynamic range of this camera is incredible. If you shoot at 64 iso, you can expose for the highlights and then bring up the shadows in post. I find it not necessary to shoot bracked exposures most of the time. The detailed images from the Z7ii sensor are amazing, and I love how much I can crop and still have a very useable image. When shooting people, I use wide area large and just put the red box over the person I want to focus on. It does a really good job of keeping the eyes in focus.

Its taken me just over a month to get to know this camera (even though I had z6 for 2 years) I've been going out weekly to the local bird habitat and trying different focus modes, which I have narrowed down. The camera takes great photos and I love how much I can crop and still have great results. Other than wildlife the megapixles is way more than I need, but when I need them I appreciate having them.My only nit picks are the lack of group focus mode like my D500 has, but I'm learning top work around that.Overall very happy with my camera.

I am totally NIKON, I have used Nikon since I was a kid. before I started using the Z7II I have used the D810.my comments on the Z7II; 1.- Regarding the body of the camera, it is perfect for me, light and ergonomic. 2.- The image quality is excellent, with high resolution quality and great dynamic range. 3.- It took me a bit of work to understand the menu shortcuts, but I almost mastered it, 4.- I have two comments against, the first is the cost, it would be excellent if costs could be lowered a little, =).but my main problem is Focus control. especially in macro photography, Insects. I struggled a bit to focus, and this did not happen to me with the D810, it was much faster to focus on moving insects. I hope and it would be great if it can be corrected with a new software update. I have my camera updated but still it is not as fast to focus as my D810. but when I get the focus, the quality is unmatched as only NIKON knows how to do it.

Love the extra pixels, worth the upgrade from my Z 6II which was also great. It makes a big difference when printing large format from a cropped photograph. Just returned from a two week shoot of mountain waterfalls, the relative light weight and compact size was great while hiking in the NC mountains.

I love this camera! Everything I expected and more!

The best camera body I've ever owned. I love the ergonomics and size/weight. Resolution, dynamic range and color rendition of the sensor are all I could ever want. I have six Z lenses for this body now and they are the best glass I've ever had. I do some wildlife & bird photography and would appreciate the focus tracking, sensor speed and no-blackout viewfinder features of the Z9 in a Z7-size body. Don't want the extra size and weight of a Z9 body, even though it is a fantastic camera in all respects. Don't shoot video, so I don't care about those features.

The resolution is fantastic! I love my Nikon Z7ii. It is compact and light which is one of the advantages when comparing it to the Z9. I would love to see Nikon make a 24-400mm Z lens for this camera.

My first mirrorless camera. I was using the D7500 and so far I am blown away with the quality of images of the Z7II. Excellent in low light, outstanding detail! This camera is very responsive. I am looking forward to thoroughly examining this cameras capabilities.

I like the Z7ii better than my D850. I wish it had better focus tracking for birds in flight. Overall, it's a great camera