Z 7II

Coming from the Nikon D850 this camera(z7ii) was perfect. It really needs another update because the focus tracking is just not there. Im still learning but I really do love this camera, definitely a game changer. I will probably get the Z9 when the price drops but I do enjoy my Z7ii.

very nice camera, it's my first mirrorless camera

Love the Camera with the exception of the low light issue that apparently can not be fixed

The Z 7ii produces outstanding picture with minimal effort. The extensive customization allows you to make the camara yours. The only complaint I have is the grip is a little small.

I have been in the Nikon family since 1975 when I got my Nikkormat camera. The Z7 was a great introduction to a wonderful new technology, so when Z7ii came out, I was an early purchaser. I love the light weight for hiking and the massive creative menu that it uses. I agree with others that the firmware updates are making it even better. I actually do not use face detection that often but is does a great job. Nikon showed real genius when it engineered a new body that allows the user to use literally all the older lenses. I also bought the Z9 - but I use my Z7ii actually more often because of the weight and less complicated menu.

I traded up from a Z6II as a 7 was difficult to find at the time. Very pleased so far as expected. Has become my travel camera given it's size and weight, but still favor the larger size and heft of my D850 for a majority of work. The Z9 certainly falls into that area, but cannot envision plunking down $5K for similar Z7II performance. Nikon fan from my F2A days in the late 70's, which I stupidly sold years ago but recently purchased a excellent used one.

Great image quality. Smart features and I love all the customization flexibility.I also love the light weight of the camera. My biggest complaint is the very limitedarticulation of the rear LCD screen. I wish it could turn all the way around to protect it when not in use.

My previous camera of choice is a Nikon D-850 and I liked it enough that I kept it after buying the Nikon Z7ii. Image quality is basically the same as the D-850, really good. As i'm getting older, the reduced weight and size is really welcome. I don't often shoot continuously multiple frames/second, but on the occasion that I do, the larger buffer is a great help. I was initially a bit disappointed in in autofocusing capability as I didn't feel that the focusing system was much if any improvement than the D850 after buying the camera a year ago, but the firmware update made a significant improvement in that capability. Overall, I've been very happy with the camera and was amazed at the sharpness of the kit 24-70mm f4 lens. I've since bought the 20mm and 14-24mm lenses and am very happy with both of those lenses on my Z7ii.

The Z7II is a great little camera ( little only in size and weight compared to my D5 ). I wanted a Z9 but they were not available so I settled for the 7II. Turns out that was a great move, already preparing to buy a second 7II body.