Z 7II

Let me start off by saying I love this camera. The colors are great and with a little trial and error and practice, it is more than a landscape/portrait camera. I get great shots with moving subjects using autofocus Wide AreaAF (L-Animals) and it does quite well with focusing. Is it a Z9, no, but the photographer has to take some responsibility for the quality of the photos. Trying different settings and practice is the key. This is a great vacation camera, professional shoot camera, and superior for landscapes and portraits. Like any other skill, it takes practice to perfect. Get out there and shoot...alot and have fun.

Excellent camera. My photos have gotten so much better, they are much more clear and so much detail and I am sure I am not using all of its potential yet considering i had it only for a few months and I am still learning some of the features. I have paired it with my 85mm 1.8 and also with 70-200 2.8 and TC2x

Very impressive camera. My only gripe is when you install the MB-N11 the wake up time is reduced. Very irritating for a nature photographer. It would be nice if a firmware upgrade could address this problem.

No longer have the camera. Traded it for the Z9 to B&H Photo. Was great while it had it.

My first Nikon was an F Photomic TN in 1969 which I still have along with many iterations of film cameras since up to an F5 then in digital form the D series starting with the D-1 in 2000. The Z7II has not disappointed me what so ever using it as a tool in telling stories with photography. Buttons and switches may change around as new cameras are developed and the mounting system for glass has changed to the Z sytem but I have to hand it to Nikon for keeping enough consistent that adaptability to new technology has been easy for me to keep up with over the years.

3 stars because the camera is sub par in low light lock-in focusing. It wanders. That being said I've learned to work around it, but at this price point it should not be an issue. I hope future firmware updates will fix these issues.

Love it! The perfect mirrorless camera. Sharp images, great autofocus. Only one camera better than the Nikon Z7II and that's my Z9.

All good. I think autofocus eye detection still needs improvement. Familiarization taking sometime. Otherwise no complaints.

Technological Marvel that’s feature rich and more compact than conventional Dslr’s but comes with a pretty good learning curve.Lots of options for image Managment and manipulation for most every need.But with all the options, it can also be confusing and unfortunately too easy to shoot bad images until settings are corrected.Auto focus is still less than optimum and not up to the precision of the older Dslrs.Image quality can be exceptional once the human component catch’s up with this highly advanced digital imaging device.While the Ftz mechanically couples F Nikkor lenses nicely, many of my older lenses are very slow to focus and the Ftz adapters do potentially make for a little cludgey system.But with the excellent state of the art Z lenses, the Z7II works much better .Overall, an excellent digital Imazing device capable of very good images in a compact body.