Z f

This is my first mirrorless camera after a, what I think, was a lot of research. I love this camera a lot. I've had it for a little under 3 weeks now and its been a blast to take photos with. I'm still learning how to use all of the features, but its a big upgrade from my Canon Rebel. I decided on this camera out of other Nikons because of the large ISO range and no built-in flash. Its a bonus that it's aesthetically pleasing to look at. I plan on using this for family photos during the holidays, indoors with dim lighting. I don't want a flash to go off an scare anyone. The only negative I really have is that its not the most comfortable to use without a grip. You should be shooting with 2-hands with this camera because its pretty heavy. Its comfortable to use in my hands when I compare it to other camera I briefly tested. The manual controls are something I prefer since I've been shooting with it.

I had purchased A Z5 a few years ago and while the photos were very good, I missed the simplicity of my old trusty FE that I bought back in 1982. I was intrigued by the Zf and its similarities to the FE, So I traded in the Z5 for the Zf a month ago and I have been very happy with it so far. I have yet to go through all of the settings but one of the strong points of this camera is that you can you can take good photos with it just with using the buttons and dials on top of the camera body. I can only imagine how much better my photos will be once I have set up the Zf to my preferences. The only reason I didn't give it a possible 5 stars is that I haven't yet fully explored what this camera can do.

I have a Z9, I didn't need another camera but was intrigued by the Zf. I'm very happy with my decision, and love this camera. Great looking, solid. It's a perfect camera to grab and go, the photos are fantastic and it's just a blast to use. Some reviews rant about the ergonomics, I don't understand the complaints. I haven't had the opportunity to take many photos yet, but I have had the pleasure of using the Zf with the new NIKKOR Z 50mm f/1.4 (yes, it is available from B&H) and I love that lens, as well - fantastic bokeh, great clarity. You can't go wrong with this camera.

I shot professionally with Nikon F3 bodies and lenses back in the 1970s and ‘80s, then went with other brands for many years after that. After a long photo hiatus, I decided to switch back to Nikon and am astounded by the quality of the images I’m getting from their Z line of cameras and lenses. Very impressed.

As a non-professional photographer who wanted a high performing mirrorless camera, the Zf just checks off all the boxes for me. As an architect, I also appreciate the design of the Zf and the the tribute it is to the film cameras of the past. It truly is a great camera for travel and street photography. Can't wait for my next trip!

As a non-professional photographer who wanted a high performing mirrorless camera, the Zf just checks off all the boxes for me. As an architect, I also appreciate the design of the Zf and the the tribute it is to the film cameras of the past. It truly is a great camera for travel and street photography. Can't wait for my next trip!

I am in love with this camera. The autofocus is incredible. I love taking night street photography so the IBIS is absolutely game changing. This camera is noticeably heavier than the ZFC however the benefits are worth the extra weight. Highly recommend a grip as the ergonomics are similar to the ZFC…but heavier. 10/10 would recommend this camera to anyone looking for a dependably delightful full frame camera.

I am in love with this camera. The autofocus is incredible. I love taking night street photography so the IBIS is absolutely game changing. This camera is noticeably heavier than the ZFC however the benefits are worth the extra weight. Highly recommend a grip as the ergonomics are similar to the ZFC…but heavier. 10/10 would recommend this camera to anyone looking for a dependably delightful full frame camera.

A beautiful piece of hardware. Ergonomics are definitely retro, but the compact size is great for travel. It does feel different than most current designs, but with a little experience is easy to use, even with larger lenses. Absolutely stunning pictures.