Nikon z7

With dual processors, dual card slots and more, Nikon's Z7 Mark II is a more capable camera than its predecessor in every way. But we have a few remaining qualms: find out just what we make of the Z7 II.

I’m sure you already know that we’re going to test the Nikon Z7 camera to its limits here at Photography Life. We have six orders coming our way in total, and we plan to put each copy through its paces while we travel to Jordan and Turkey throughout October. So far, one copy has arrived, and I’ve shot with it in Colorado for the past couple days. Here, I wanted to share my first impressions and sample images.

With the release of the budget-friendly Nikon Z5 full-frame camera, we now have a number of different options to choose from in the Nikon mirrorless line-up. Although the Nikon Z5 is aimed to be a lower-tier camera than the Z6, its image sensor, ergonomics, and the menu system are very similar to those of its bigger brother. This also means that the complexity of the controls and the menu system is fairly similar between the two cameras. In this article, I will provide detailed information…

The new Z-mount may be the big story for Nikon's new Z6 and Z7 cameras, but there's over 100 million F-mount Nikkor lenses floating around the world. Nikon's FTZ Adapter gives those old lenses a new lease on life, and we've had the chance to give it a go and see how it performs.

Nikon 𝗭 7 + Nikon FTZ adapter + ZEISS Otus 1.4/28 ⠀ #zeiss #zeisslens #zeissotus #zeissotus28

Astrophotographer Will Chaney heads to Big Bend National Park to see how the Nikon Z7 II and its 45.7MPs handles the night sky! Will, shares what he loves about the Z7 II as well as things that he could do without.

Earlier this year I got a phone call from Japan asking whether I would be interested in working on yet another important global introduction campaign for

Who's loving the Nikon Z system? It's been over 6 months since Nikon launched the Z 7 and Z 6 mirrorless cameras and lenses.