Z f

I came from Nikon D5500 and I still have it with me in the Philippines, auto focus is really improved, this is more faster now and you can easily get beautiful stunning photos effortlessly. The retro design makes me inspire to take more photos every single day, though I have been eyeing Fujifilm X-T5 but I made further review from reddit to youtube, all are praising the performance to Zf, so I did made a smart choice and where my heart is.

You can get great photos, for sure. But it’s not comfortable. You’ll need a grip or a half case. I have a SmallRig. Folks love it but if you want retro consider the Fuji X-T5.

Love the Zf. I shot Nikon most of my career. The F3hp with MD4 and Nikon FM2 with MD11 were the best film cameras ever made. Several years ago I switched to Sony. Great, but soulless, cameras. Over Christmas break I saw an ad for the Zf on B&H website. I looked at it, researched it and decided "What the H..., I will get one to play with. Love using my old AiS lenses on it. With the Megadapt adapter I get focus confirmation, plus my Sony lenses work extremely well on the camera.I love the ability to make my own color profiles for the camera using Nikon NX Studio. All around this is an amazing camera in a "retro" style that does not get int he way of making photos.

I've only had my Zf for a few weeks, but definitely like it so far. Pictures are sharp and colors are rendered as I viewed them. Controls are easy to learn and operate with a "crispness" that I like. My only nit is the unavailability of "back button focus," such as that on my Z9. The AF-L/AE-E button cannot initiate focus; that has to be done with the shutter release and then the AF/AE can be used to hold the focus. That's a problem that needs to be addressed-maybe with a software update?

Rekindled my passion for photography. This camera is everything it tried to be, it is beautiful and stylish without losing substance and no crazy price tag on it.

After 40 years, it brings back the very same feeling I had when shooting with a Nikon FM.The Nikon Zf is slightly larger, which actually makes it easier and more comfortable to handle. The build quality is outstanding—the level of craftsmanship is truly excellent.As for the results, especially in Black & White mode, I absolutely love them. I’m currently using it with a set of vintage Nikkor lenses (35 / 50 / 105), adapted via the FTZ for now—pure manual focus. That said, I will eventually add a dedicated lens to take advantage of autofocus and the camera’s automation.A wonderful product. Congratulations

Simply a beautiful camera that takes beautiful photos. It reminds me of my Nikon camera fifty years ago and why I loved taking photos with it. Everything about the Zf is perfect. I got this to get back into photography and it has worked remarkably well. I carry it with me every day.

Love this camera, from the retro looks to the files it produces. Bought for a walking around, carry with me all the time camera and coupled with the 26mm pancake lens, it is superb.

I love the retro look if my new Zf. It reminds me of my first Nikon, A Nikkormat I bought in 1968 and the many other Nikons I have had before going digital. It's solid and heavier than I expected with some getting used to the manual dial and narrow right hand grip. I bought a Newer grip which helps. I like flip out screen which my Z8 and Z7 don't have and the functionality is excellent as expected. Yes, I would always choose my Z8 in a comparison but I'm glad I have it and am charmed by the retro look.