Z 7II

The Best Yet Lots of features Easy to use Great controls Just love the main and sub adjusting dials i wish it came with an instruction manual tried printing out 500 pages ouch

I love how the viewfinder is so close to being the same as a mirror camera, I also love the fact that as I change exposure settings I can see the results. This is my first full frame camera and I am impressed so far. I am looking forward to using it. My only concern, and it's a minor, is the shutter release is touch, a hair trigger that I will have to get used to.

The Nikon Z 7II is a pleasure to use. Metering is excellent and I have had few problems with the auto focus. The auto focus dose struggle when there is a fast moving subject. I which the start up was faster and not quite so loud. I really like the images it produces. Fantastic for landscape photography and portraits.

If you are looking for a high-end mirrorless camera that offers excellent image quality, fast performance, and a wide range of features, then the Nikon Z7ii is a great option.

Much like "jtech" I have been shooting with Nikon SLRs since the early 70's. I then moved from film to digital: with my last DSLR being the D850 (the best Nikon DSLR body ever). I was heading to back Europe last year and decide to lighten my equipment weight and purchased a Z7II and a Z 24 - 200mm Zoom. Big mistake! I am now hooked on the mirrorless format! This old SLR / DSLR guy has moved my D850 to my backup camera. Also, I have started to replace my F2.8 F mount lenses with the new Z lenses. The ability to see the actual picture prior to pushing the shutter button is fantastic! The Z7 II's auto focus is a gift for these 70-year-old eyes! If you are looking for a mirrorless camera the Z7 II is a great option.

I can see better now. I am legally blind and use my camera to look around, enjoy flowers, document genealogy, enlarge tiny parts, remember trips and vacations, and document some special events. I'm still learning where things are and am wading through the manuals and on line resources. The Z7 II is a substantial upgrade from my D7100. The Z7 II has better dark performance and makes a fine copy camera even with a "stock" 24-120 lens. For photos, the camera is insanely fast at full resolution. Definitely Recommended!

Love this camera. I want to make photography a hobby and am new both the Z 7II and photography. Hence, I'm still learning but, am amazed at the features and possibilities for excellence avaiabe in the camera for both novices and experts. In addition, I had several interactions with Nikon customer support and am extremely pleased with the promptness, friendliness and quality of support each agent gave me.

The camera has a nice feel to it. I have a D610 and D850 so it's a smaller feel in the hand. Do like the live histograms. Hope Nikon will do a software upgrade to detect animal eyes, bird etc. Also, auto tracking of planes. Over all a very nice camera.

So first off, I am quite new to "real" photography. Painting is, at least so far, my main thing. I switched from a D3500 to the Z7ii in the middle of a RISD Continuing Ed class. For someone like me, the weight difference is that it weighs much more! For you D850 folk who feel it is light, it is hefty to me! And I find it very comfortable to hold. But again, what is your experience? That will affect your response. I am sure there are technical aspects (card slots, battery life, ability to view DOF the way you want) that may require some adjustments, but like a fine cello, you work with your equipment and--for me--this is just an amazing camera. It is my introduction to a whole new world.