Z 7II

The camera had to be returned for exchange. It had a problem I believe with the IBIS, images jumped all over the viewfinder and also were stored on the card in different positions. Some images were also distorted.

I recently changed from the Fuji XT-4 to the Nikon Z 7II. I mostly wanted it for photography and the full frame advantages as well as the quality of the Lenses available. I have not been disappointed and am loving it. Having the dual processors is a great advantage and hope that Nikon continue to improve the firmware even though this is older model.

I recently changed from the Fuji XT-4 to the Nikon Z 7II. I mostly wanted it for photography and the full frame advantages as well as the quality of the Lenses available. I have not been disappointed and am loving it. Having the dual processors is a great advantage and hope that Nikon continue to improve the firmware even though this is older model.

This is my 7th Nikon camera since switching from Canon and I have no regrets. Nikon cameras and lenses have really performed better and better every release.

This is my 7th Nikon camera since switching from Canon and I have no regrets. Nikon cameras and lenses have really performed better and better every release.

I previously owned the Z6II, an exceptional camera, but sold it to acquire the Z8. However, I couldn't resist the allure of the Z7II, a camera I've always coveted. Three months ago, I finally obtained the Z7II. With its 45.7 megapixels and no low-pass filter, this camera produces incredibly sharp images. Love the menus, Electronic Viewfinder, and informational top LCD Screen.

I previously owned the Z6II, an exceptional camera, but sold it to acquire the Z8. However, I couldn't resist the allure of the Z7II, a camera I've always coveted. Three months ago, I finally obtained the Z7II. With its 45.7 megapixels and no low-pass filter, this camera produces incredibly sharp images. Love the menus, Electronic Viewfinder, and informational top LCD Screen.

Love this thing! It can do video flawlessly and the pics are of course stellar. I shot an incredible travel video in Scotland and turned around to do senior photos! I love the easy of use. I can't wait until there is an update that gives a LOG profile in the the 7II. This would make it perfect!!!!

The camera is very light weight. It’s hard to believe something so small can pack such a large punch. I have the Nikon 6ii camera as well, but the added megapixels and a good pre Black Friday deal I couldn’t say no to the 7ii. Matching my 85mm z lens has produced some stunning portraits and the bokeh is incredible. My 6 will likely be used as a back up and by my grandson maybe. I can’t wait until spring and a chance to hit the trails for some landscape and wildlife photos. Especially excited to do some long exposures as well. The 900 second feature is enticing. I have shot bulb for years, but that 15 minute exposure can be done without an accessory shutter release. Maybe the Milky Way in late summer and some star trails. Tons of possibilities.