So I think this camera comes down to being a flex. If you've got the money and you want the ultimate in image quality in a portable system, this camera is going to be where you're going to look.
So I think this camera comes down to being a flex. If you've got the money and you want the ultimate in image quality in a portable system, this camera is going to be where you're going to look.
Honestly though, after using this I feel like it was way easier than I thought it would be, like I thought it would be way harder, the autofocus and that, but it's actually fine.
If you're on Nikon and you want to stay with Nikon and you're moving from SLRs or maybe you have the Z6, the Nikon Z6 II is great. I definitely recommend it.
[T]hese cameras to anyone coming from a 5D or if you want to switch from Nikon or Sony or whatever, they're a fantastic camera.
It's a really good camera and I think if you're getting into photography and you just want a really cheap setup to learn some techniques, learn how to work with light and all that, I think it's going to be a really great option.
Everything else on the camera seems to be really good and I'm definitely looking forward to trying out the S1R and trying to again the Panasonic Lumix DC-S1 with proper version 1 software for the the official release.
If you want a 70-200mm, buy this one. It's crazy, it's so, so good.
