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I heard autofocus is quite slow when compared to viltrox is that true?

Thank you for this review. My camera is backordered, and I'm trying to learn more about it as I wait. I've got the z50 Mk 1, and I ordered the Mk 2 as soon as I read that it has the z8/9 autofocus and Expeed processor. I can't wait for mine to show up. One question: is it possible to lock the focus point on the Mk 2? My focus point wanders as I use my camera because I can't lock the rocker switch.

D7500 is the fun camera. I have other cameras as well, but so far did not came across a DSLR so balanced. So ... working. I just take my photos. 1/8000 shutter speed, all Nikon CLS features when I attach the SB-700, there is even a flash build-in. 4K video (though with crop), group-area AF with face detection in viewfinder mode, a sensor making you question if you really need full-frame. Reliable and consistent exposure. The D7500 just does its job.

So finally someone answers the important question: Yes, low light quality is improved. But, is it a tiny bit, or fairly significant?

Great video ❤ greetings from Czech Republic

Great video, confirms my decision to stay with APS-C. Yes, I switched from full frame to APS-C, from Nikon F100 to Z50 😊.

Those bird photos are crazy sharp! They look like they were taken with a much higher megapixel camera. Can you tell us which lens you used? Thanks for the great review.

As an amateur I can confirm, this lens is quite good, I've been using it for so long now, especially if you get a used one with a good condition, the price won't broke your pocket. It's very capable lens. Thing to consider, if you use casual daily, prepare to deal with its weight. 😁👍

which is better tamron 150-500mm mount z or sigma 150-600mm mount f installed with ftzii for Nikon z50ii?

Very good video and revue! You forgot to mention two important things for me: the low battery capacity, I have the Z50 and use 3 batteries for my nature photography, and the additional U3 switch position to store user settings. This comes very handy for me shooting stills and videos. I plan to upgrade to the Z50 II for the better autofocus.

My favourites at medium telephoto are ED 2.8/180 (AIS) and Zoom-Nikkor 4.5/80-200 N (AI) - there's no reason to update;-))

Great, thx for review!

Very well explained. I appreciate your speech rate which is moderate to slow. This suits me well. Lovely images. I like your paintings too.

I got the Z50 II and really like it. The menu system and button layout are very user friendly and the low light performance is outstanding. I was worried it might suffer without IBIS but I think it performs better than my E-M1 due to the sensor and much more powerful processor. This is in low light indoor shooting with the 16-50 kit lense. I still do hope Nikon comes out with some brighter DX VR lenses.

I absolutely love your paintings ! You are amazingly creative and talented . And .. I also enjoyed your Z50 ii review.

It’s a shame it’s got so heavy. I have the z30… and while this would be a great upgrade, I don’t like the idea of carrying 150g more. I’d live for Nikon to bring out an 18mm prime to match the 24mm DX.

Excellent video. Hopefully Nikon increases DX Z.mount lenses repertoire. Only five lenses is frustrating. Required fast prime with VR included. 😮

Great review, my only concern is lack of ibis. Did you find that lacking when you did your low light night photography?

58mm make me mad

Vey good review, thank you! I'm a Nikon amateur photographer, I own several Nikon DSLRs but no mirorless Nikon. The one I was eyeing was the D500 which was a professional grade APSC sensor camera but unfortunately it was discontinued. With this review I get the impression that the Z50 II has approached the standard of the D500, particularly on the Auto Focusing and buffer capacity specs. Am I right in this assessment? I'm considering seriously to buy it!

Sir kalke nilam ata z50ii valo camera 📸

Hi Wim . Do you use shellac for preparation?

man your reviews are awesome sorry for my bad english but you did a greate job!!!!

Can this lens be used on a Nikon D3?

Every time I pick up another camera I realize how much I like my D500. All other cameras pale in comparison. I love the features of the D500 and will never part with it.

I started doing this on plywood panels and love it! Came across your video today and next I may try mdf. Thank you for this. Your art is amazing btw!

Wow, came for the review, blown away by your paintings.

Great review ! It’s 2024 and I just acquired the Sigma art lens for $260 used for my Nikon Z6II.

This lens tipped me over to getting Nikon z30. Well worth it!

This is the first video of yours that I have watched. It has been a clearly explained and practical assessment of the Nikon D7500 and I thank you for this great video. I have had a Nikon D80 from new in 2006 and its about time for me to get a newer model, hopefully a D7200 or a D7500 I expect.

Thanks for the review, I'm going to have to get this lens for my D3300. I am just now starting to take close up and macro photos. Like your paintings also! What do you think of the nikon af-s dx micro nikkor 85mm f/3.5g ed vr lens, have you used it? If so, would love to see a review on it before I buy.

I was torn between the z50 and the d7500 but honestly i love the look and feel of the f mount lenses (currently have a d3400) We as humans are always looking at uogrades, new tech, fresh outlooks. Yet i realised im such an amateur that people shooting on a 5mp fujifilm finepix bridge camera were taking better photos than i can on my d3400. I think as many have stated it comes down to the user to what the camera can ultimately capture for the most part, just like having a sports car doesnt mean you can drive fast safely. The f body cameras just have that style i really like, and i think i want a camera for longevity as i learn more of the ropes arpund photography. Since i have f body lenses already, an f body camera makes sense to me. Despite the world moving to mirrorless ill still be able to pick up f body lenses for years to come. So i think ultimately ill go with the d7500. If perchance i decide to pursue photography as a profession than ultimately ill invest in some fairly expensive camera tech, but for now i think for the money the d7500 gives ALOT of camera.

Thank you so much you’re amazing

Right now there are some good sales for new D7500 camera bodies, and this camera can be paired with Tamron 100-400mm F mount lens (around $799 USD new), which gives it a 150-600mm reach for wildlife with this apsc body. I am considering it for such, as the latest Z30, Z50ii cameras are just so small to work with, I prefer the larger DSLR bodies for photos. Of course this camera is great for portraits and travel with DX lens like the 16-65mm lens (which I have) or 18-140mm lens. Upgrading from a D300s probably soon. Still lots of used or some new bodies still out there. Thanks for your great video to show the camera features.

I had this lens before I went mirrorless. It was my favorite lens. I was just looking through old photos I took with and I forgot how much I loved it.

I have just bought this lens and after seeing your video I am very keen to use it. For travelling and not wanting to heavy camera bags this should do all I need it to do. I will use it on my F6 and my D700. Thanks for your review

i just got this lens with the nikon d7500 with the 18-140mm for $1000CAN

Thank you for this great and to the point review. It's a beautiful lens.

Thanks for highlighting this lens in your vid. I just received my own copy of the D version today. The bokeh of this lens reminded me of my Nikkor 200mm/2VR, smooth as butter, nothing like the newer Z lenses.

Excellent review

Great sketch!

That was fun! Thanks.

That was amazing, nice work! That's a very good drawing.

Your videos are excellent and you are also a good sales agent, I ordered one a few minutes ago

love this lens it my gem

I am using one and have another almost new stored in the box. Ok afterwards I went to fullframe but I will never ditch the D500. The only downside is that there are not many apsc lenses that can deliver. Especially apsc wide angle zooms are just horrible. Maybe sharp in the center but very bad at the edges. And AF consistency is also a problem with those lenses. I use my D500 mostly with fullframe lenses. The only apsc lenses I think are worthy enough are the Nikon 17-55mm f2.8, Nikon 35mm f1.8 dx, Sigma 18-35mm f1.8, Sigma 50-100mm f1.8 and the Samyang 16mm f2.0.

Thanks so much for this review. I've been thinking about which camera to buy and Ive found your review of the D7500 to be tremendously helpful in making my choice. Dave

A nice review thanks. Yes It's a lovely lens that gets the balance between sharpness and gentle render about right. It's great stopped down for landscapes, I shoot detail in the landscape with 200, 300 and even 400mm sometimes.

Hi so to summarize this lens, you can control the zoom in and out. You can control focus. It is suitable to take from landscape to portrait to close up?

Thank you for the video! I've just ordered the 24mm to supplement 16-50 and 50-250 with my Z50 :)