Fantastic video! After using Nikon DSLRs since 2009, I bought a second-hand Z6 just three months ago. Like you said, “Nikon was getting a lot of criticism and unfair negative reviews for their first-gen mirrorless bodies.” The Z6 is much better than what some reviews suggest. It does everything my old D750 does, but in a better and more efficient way. I think some of the criticism comes from people not fully understanding how to use it. That said, I’ve kept my D750 and D7200 as well, and I use all my F-mount lenses with the FTZ adapter. They actually perform better on the Z6! The best thing about the Z system for me is that I no longer have to spend time on the tedious process of AF fine-tuning for my lenses. Keep up the great work!
Nikon D750 was also my first full-frame DSLR. I'll always love Nikons, but unfortunately I switched to Sony a while ago and not it's waaaayyyyy too costly to swap systems again.
Fantastic video! After using Nikon DSLRs since 2009, I bought a second-hand Z6 just three months ago. Like you said, “Nikon was getting a lot of criticism and unfair negative reviews for their first-gen mirrorless bodies.” The Z6 is much better than what some reviews suggest. It does everything my old D750 does, but in a better and more efficient way. I think some of the criticism comes from people not fully understanding how to use it.
That said, I’ve kept my D750 and D7200 as well, and I use all my F-mount lenses with the FTZ adapter. They actually perform better on the Z6! The best thing about the Z system for me is that I no longer have to spend time on the tedious process of AF fine-tuning for my lenses.
Keep up the great work!
Exactly. Even Z6 for casual shooter is still good camera even in todays market. :)
Nikon D750 was also my first full-frame DSLR. I'll always love Nikons, but unfortunately I switched to Sony a while ago and not it's waaaayyyyy too costly to swap systems again.
But don't forget that you are always welcome in Nikon family! :)