Z f

I wanted a good travel camera that was lightweight and compact. This is definitely the feature packed camera ? I was looking for. Amazing AF just like my Z8 and paired with the 40mm f2? It’s a must!

I wanted a good travel camera that was lightweight and compact. This is definitely the feature packed camera ? I was looking for. Amazing AF just like my Z8 and paired with the 40mm f2? It’s a must!

Coming from an FM2 this is a nice upgrade! I pair the Zf with the 26 pancake and the 40mm for street photography and the 24-120 for all around photographing. I really love flip around screen with the same texture as the body. This camera body will go down as an all time classic out of all the Nikon cameras because Nikon did not cheap out on materials. It just feels right in your hands. I really do not have any complaints but only complements. I love that this is a full frame camera, and that is has in body image stabilization (IBIS). This camera is absolutely sexy, I'm so proud to wear it around my neck. I'm SO glad Nikon did not put a modern grip on this as it would have taken away from the entire shooting experience and nostalgic feel it has. I love the top view- when it's around my neck and you look down at those tactile brass knobs; beautifully thought out design. The dedicated B/W switch is brilliant, plus the viewfinder goes to b/w so you don't have to imagine what the light and shadow will look like. Defiantly a grand slam Nikon!

Coming from an FM2 this is a nice upgrade! I pair the Zf with the 26 pancake and the 40mm for street photography and the 24-120 for all around photographing. I really love flip around screen with the same texture as the body. This camera body will go down as an all time classic out of all the Nikon cameras because Nikon did not cheap out on materials. It just feels right in your hands. I really do not have any complaints but only complements. I love that this is a full frame camera, and that is has in body image stabilization (IBIS). This camera is absolutely sexy, I'm so proud to wear it around my neck. I'm SO glad Nikon did not put a modern grip on this as it would have taken away from the entire shooting experience and nostalgic feel it has. I love the top view- when it's around my neck and you look down at those tactile brass knobs; beautifully thought out design. The dedicated B/W switch is brilliant, plus the viewfinder goes to b/w so you don't have to imagine what the light and shadow will look like. Defiantly a grand slam Nikon!

I have been shooting with a D750 for over 10 years and have many great lenses for it. For some reason, I wanted to go digital—it was just another toy, I guess. So, I ordered the Z F with the 40mm lens as a kit and an F-mount converter.I have had the Z F now for a bit over a week, and I love it. I am still studying it, and I am happy to report that the learning curve isn't bad. I have taken many test shots with various lenses, and so far, I am in love with the camera.I will report back after some usage.Maybe I

I have been shooting with a D750 for over 10 years and have many great lenses for it. For some reason, I wanted to go digital—it was just another toy, I guess. So, I ordered the Z F with the 40mm lens as a kit and an F-mount converter.I have had the Z F now for a bit over a week, and I love it. I am still studying it, and I am happy to report that the learning curve isn't bad. I have taken many test shots with various lenses, and so far, I am in love with the camera.I will report back after some usage.Maybe I

What makes you like a camera? For me, two attributes outweigh all others. Most important, it needs to render images that make me happy and satisfied. And, second, it has to be a pleasure to use. With those points in mind, what I like best about the Nikon Zf is its image quality and the fun it rewards me with while - and after - using it. Plus, the bounty of a Zf’s basket of technological wonders is like having extra candy in your trick or treat bag.Nikon color science is tops for both color photography and for B&W tones. Nikon brings that science to life in Zf images adding significantly to how much I like my Zf photos.I also very much like how good my Zf feels to hold and to handle. The camera is solid and has the right heft to hold it steady. Too, the Zf’s superior stabilization system is a gift allowing hand held exposures that otherwise would require a tripod.Having taken pictures for over 70 years with seven different cameras (Kodak Brownie, Argus Rangefinder, Nikomat FTN, Nikon F2S Photomic T, Nikon D700, Nikon Z 7II, and Nikon Zf) I’m finding I really like my Zf. It stands above for both its high IQ and for fun. Plus, it has an uncanny way of attracting me to pick it up and use it.Photos: 1) Bougainvillea Zf + Nikkor 24-120 f/4 S, ISO 100; 2) Ginger Zf + Nikkor S 105 f/2.8, ISO 10,000; 3) Ginger in her bag Zf + Nikkor S 105 f/2.8 ISO 4,000; 4) Ginger on her chair Zf + Nikkor S 105 f/2.8 ISO 2,500; (5 Ginger sleeping B&W Zf + Nikkor S 105 f/2.8 ISO 125

What makes you like a camera? For me, two attributes outweigh all others. Most important, it needs to render images that make me happy and satisfied. And, second, it has to be a pleasure to use. With those points in mind, what I like best about the Nikon Zf is its image quality and the fun it rewards me with while - and after - using it. Plus, the bounty of a Zf’s basket of technological wonders is like having extra candy in your trick or treat bag.Nikon color science is tops for both color photography and for B&W tones. Nikon brings that science to life in Zf images adding significantly to how much I like my Zf photos.I also very much like how good my Zf feels to hold and to handle. The camera is solid and has the right heft to hold it steady. Too, the Zf’s superior stabilization system is a gift allowing hand held exposures that otherwise would require a tripod.Having taken pictures for over 70 years with seven different cameras (Kodak Brownie, Argus Rangefinder, Nikomat FTN, Nikon F2S Photomic T, Nikon D700, Nikon Z 7II, and Nikon Zf) I’m finding I really like my Zf. It stands above for both its high IQ and for fun. Plus, it has an uncanny way of attracting me to pick it up and use it.Photos: 1) Bougainvillea Zf + Nikkor 24-120 f/4 S, ISO 100; 2) Ginger Zf + Nikkor S 105 f/2.8, ISO 10,000; 3) Ginger in her bag Zf + Nikkor S 105 f/2.8 ISO 4,000; 4) Ginger on her chair Zf + Nikkor S 105 f/2.8 ISO 2,500; (5 Ginger sleeping B&W Zf + Nikkor S 105 f/2.8 ISO 125

I'm coming to this camera after a 10 year relationship with my D750. And I love it!. Such a fun, good looking upgrade. Here's what I am especially enjoying: matrix metering is fabulous, I no longer underexpose by 2/3 stop (camera really hangs on to detail in the very bright regions) even with backlit people; auto white balance is fabulous, especially noticeable under mixed lighting conditions; autofocus is excellent, fastening on my grandchildren's eyes and not letting go; noise is non-existent in the raw files (at least I haven't found any up to 1600 ISO). The shutter sounds are lovely, including silent when necessary. Is there anything I don't like you might be wondering? I bought a grip before leaving the store with the camera. Without the grip I find it hard to hold. I'd like another 1 or 2 programable buttons on the outside. The relationships between the dials and ISO settings are a little confusing at first. I messed around with this, watched a few videos and bought David Busch's book and figured it out. I find myself using manual exposure a lot. The shutter speed and ISO dials work well so why not. Am I happy with my purchase? Absolutely! Did I mention how much I am liking the 24-70 f/4 and 40mm Z mount lenses? Very much! Would I buy this setup again? Without question.