After using D750 for years, I newly purchased a Z7ii and love it very much. By the way, not all Nikon lens are compatible to Z camera, as far as I know AF-S lens work well but not the older AF lens
Thanks for watching and stoked you are enjoying the camera. I have a bunch of D lenses that work no problem. But anything strictly manual aperture won’t work for sure.
@@BluePacificMedia Thanks a lot for your message and your video is excellent. I was referring to those old lens of Nikon with model name as AF, these lens are with auto aperture e.g. Nikon AF NIKKOR 80-400mm F4.5-5.6D ED VR (I have one) and it is working well with DSLR like D750 and D850 but not with Z machines, however, the next generation Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 80-400mm F4.5-5.6 G ED VR is working with Z camera. As far as I understand, I may be wrong, AF and AF-S lens of Nikon is different that AF-S lens are with motor built into the lens, AF lens rely on the camera body's motor, so AF-S lens are faster and quieter. I think the Z machines are not with motor at the camera body so they don't work with the AF lens.
Just snagged a Z6ii... to my surprise after sifting through all the "influencer" jargon, it was exactly what I needed... and I'm loving it! Exceptional color science & performance, phenomenal AF (and this after renting the Sony/Canon/Fuji counterparts). Great video, lovely location! Thanks.
@@splootan Not at all. They are both great cameras but the A74’s AF, MP’s, Eye detect, and 3rd Party lens support best the Z6ii and make it a better option for me. The only thing I miss is the rear LCD rez, but prefer the variable tilt on the Sony. Plus the A74 is far more customizable and I prefer it’s menu structure over Nikons.
Hi. I’m an enthusiast and taking photos as a hobby. I have the D5100 since 2013 with a few lenses. Now I have start thinking about this model as a huge upgrade. It looks so amazing and with so many capabilities.
I’m absolutely chomping at the bit to finally purchase this awesome bit of kit! I’ve researched the hell out of it and I haven’t heard anything bad yet! January sales here I come!👍
Awesome, yeah i still have no issues or hangups about this camera that I didn’t mention in the video. Grabbed my d750 the other day as a second camera and it felt like an old tired dinosaur 😂 thanks for watching and sharing the stoke!
Just got this camera and still learning. I was a photographer in the military 30 years ago and this is my first camera since. Excited to start shooting! Thanks for the video!
Super video, you have said it all, the Z7 and Z7II are superb cameras and the Z lenses are fantastically sharp, I have been a Nikon shooter for 40 years and I am so glad I made the Mirrorless jump.
@@robeson1231 Hi,Yes, I had the D850 for about a year, beautiful camera, i would say the sensors are very similar it was the compactness of the Z system that drew me. Also the Z lenses are just superb.
@@douglasritchie2836 ahh thanks so much. Am still on the D850 (and D500). Am a wildlife photog so just wanna be sure I'm making an upwards move by shifting to mirrorless. And yes, everything I hear about the Z lenses is very positive 👍
@@robeson1231 Not sure I would switch to the Z system for wildlife right now. The tick is to keep the subject in the shot and the EVF of the Z7II still lags a bit in burst mode. Also no great Z zoom lenses yet. Personally, I would wait for the Z9 to come out as it seems like it will be a more action/wildlife focused body.
I got my z6ii almost 2 weeks ago and I got used to the EVF as soon as I put my eye on it! I simply can't go back to the old VF. I really love my new camera!
Thanks. Useful review! Ordered one yesterday with the FTZ2 and MB-N11 battery pack/vertical grip (which is what sold me finally on the mirrorless, as I’d rented a Z7 and HATED the small form factor and lack of vertical shutter release as a long-time Nikon flagship DSLR user with big hands). Tons of nikon glass already, but I ordered the Nikkor Z 24-50mm for a potential “one travel lens” solution. Looking forward to getting the new kit and putting my mind to learning to use it.
Wonderfully explained in a wonderful setting. What could be more beautiful? For me, the Z7 II is a real powerhouse for photography and film. A hybrid camera that brings enough power for many use cases. On my photo adventure, I was happy. Because of the technology. But also because of what I experienced. Because in the end that's what counts: experiencing the situation. Best regards SLEH
Great review man. I believe you have just sold one. Shooting a D810 and D500 now. Thrilled about the FTZ mount. No immediate investment in new glass. Thank you
I remember when "google" was just a funny name 😊 Fantastic real life review. So simple, charismatic and easy to understand. Very beautiful place to test and explain this fantastic camera.
🙏 thank you, really appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment...absolutely love this little river trail, only found it recently and pretty much living there now 😂
I’ve just bought a Z7 ii after owning just about every camera on the market. So far so good. You are right though it’s designed for stills rather than video. I also bought the 50mm 1.8 S lens which is absolutely awesome. Nearly bought a Sony but too many issues with colour and menu system. Are you still using your Z7ii
Awesome! Yes i still use the z7ii, it is my main camera for all shoots now. Funnily i am lost when i go back to an older body like the d850 now. Thanks for watching and sharing your experience🙏😊
NICE ONE MATE I RECENTLY JUST BOUGHT THIS AND YOU TAUGHT ME A FEW THINGS THAT I DIDNT KNOW. ALSO APPRECIATE THE NO NONSENSE REVIEW AND YOUR NEGY. THANKS AND SORRY FOR ALL CAPS LOL
I've had the original Z7 since 2018 and can keep it longer and still be really happy, but I'll be in the position of being able to upgrade to the Z7 II soon and I'm looking forward to having that for another 5 years or so. We'll see. The original Z7 is a fantastic camera that makes outstanding images. I have a gallery full of wonderful images I love from my Z7. I'm really looking forward to the little changes they made in the Z7 II.
Thanks for the amazing video. I've owned a Z6 for about a year now and I'm loving it. I shoot a lot of low light street photography and it does a really good job at that. I want to get more into Landscape photography so ill be picking up a Z7II here in a the next few days. Subbed!
Thank you for watching…I was on the fence about the z6 or z7 in the end i have dedicated video cameras already so the z7ii made better sense…appreciate the sub🙏🙏😊
hello! I am planning to buy the z7ii and need to know if my tamron 18-400mm (dslr) works correctly with the z7ii + ftz adapter. It is a lens that I use a lot and I love.
@@drab_videos Yes it will work, as I have that lens as well, great isn't it. First of all though, you need to get a "Tamron Tap-In Console" This re-programmes the lens. Unfortunately its one of those things you buy and probably only use once. Are you in the UK ?
@@tectorama i’m from Spain, I tested the 18-400mm on a friend's z7 body with the ftz adapter and I think I remember that it worked fine without the “tamron tap in console”, shouldn't the same thing happen on a z7ii?
@@drab_videos thanks for watching, sorry i am not familiar with that lens, but i did see a list somewhere that said what lenses work…maybe on Tamron’s homepage.
Z7ii or Z8 ?! Planning to switch from D3400 to Z series camera. For wildlife & bird photography which one is good ? Confused to chose one. What's your suggestion
I believe that almost all the newer SP lens from Tamron work now on the Z system with firmware updates - this is a list of the ones that I personally know work perfectly: The 24-70 2.8 G2; the 70-200 2.8 G2, the 35mm 1.8 VC; the 35mm 1.4; the 45mm 1.8 VC; the 85mm 1.8 VC and for DX the 18-400. I am not sure that they have yet gotten around to updating the 90mm 2.8 Macro and as Nikon has just released both the 50mm and 105mm native macros for Z today, maybe it doesn't matter. Thanks :)
Thanks for the Video; fantastic information, my ownly comment was that I talked to Nikon about the IBIS and was told that when you turn the VR on, on the lens, the IBIS is disabled.
That must be a misinformation? I did some video on the Z6 ii handheld and saw big difference when turing the IBIS on or of in camera. And I always have it active on the lenses too. I would check that again.
@@kjetilsimonsen7180 all i can tell you is that i got it directly from Nikon tech support. If you put an f mount lens on the camera and turn off the VR, you will see that it is greyed and you can't change it. If you turn it on, on a lens that has two options, normal and sport, you will see either the normal or SPT on the camera.
Thank you, good advice on the tamron...I have used two gens of the 2.8 but not the f4 just grabbed a nikon 70-200 so probably set for a while. Appreciate you taking the time to share and watching the video 😊😊🤙
Is there a difference between the Z-mount and the Zed mount? Mine is the Z but I am worried that maybe I might not have the right one🤓 Great review by the way. I am very happy with my Z6II and imagine the Z7II is also truly wonderful!
Thanks for watching 🙏🙏😊. Apart from the drone shots it was filmed on the Blackmagic design Pocket cinema camera 4K ruclips.net/video/ss5ODKxEaj0/видео.html
Hello All! May be it will be helpful for Nikon 7zii owners. I had problem "Lens initialization failed" during the first attachment of 24-200 Nikkor Z Lens to camera. It was solved when I turn camera on with the lens adjusted to the maximum focal length - 200 мм. It was my second lens of this type. The first has defect of small plastic ring with Nikkor name at the front of the lens - the ring was not fixed correctly - it jumps out - I exchanged it. The first lens also has initialization error - but it was gone by turn camera off and on as suggested.
Excellent thanks for sharing, still on the fence do i upgrade my D850 to z7ii especially when i don't shoot video lol take care all the best from Wales UK
Hey Adrian, I was in the same boat. I own the D500 and 850, and think they are the best DSLR’s around. 500 for Wildlife and 850 for landscapes. I have been wrestling with that decision, since I loved my 850. But I made the jump to the Z7 ii, and I have no regrets. I sold my 850, and it’s ok, lol. I thought I wouldn’t be able to let go. But once you start shooting with this, you will love it. Are there things to improve? Of course. But with the dual processors, you are looking at firmware upgrades that can continue for a while. So, it will only get better. Just my opinion, but I really am happy with it. 👍😎
Honestly theres not many places or times where the camera is what let me down in my shooting. A good amount of (99%) of the failings was always on myself.
Thank you for watching 🙏 i am by no stretch a wildlife photographer, birds in flight has always been a weakness for me, but the camera has worked as well and i think a little better then my older DSLR’s ( d750, d4, d800) did in that regard. The tracking is really good as long as the bird isn’t to small in the frame. I have a couple of bird shots in the video. I hope that helps.😊🙏
Yes, and no also. It isn’t robust like Z9 or even the older D3,4,5 etc. so it is probody in ability but if I was out in it and this was my only camera, I might be worried about it failing. Perfect under controlled use. Studio, landscapes etc. not so much as a bash about.
Use the Nikon D5 and D6 cameras and tried the Z6ii and z7ii mount camera in action, Sports and wildlife areas. I found the Z mount cameras were too slow in comparison to my D5/D6 for covering F1,Road Racing,Football, Rugby and battery life was rubbish
Just wondered if anyone knows if the Ziess Touit 35mm 1.8 lens would work with the z7ii with an adapter? (autofocus) Really hard to find info on this online, really appreciate any help 🙏🏻
Very down to earth, easy to understand review. You convinced me. I just placed an order for the Z7ii. I should receive it on Wednesday.
Thank you and thanks for watching 😊😊 hope you enjoy the camera. Although the z6iii was just released.
After using D750 for years, I newly purchased a Z7ii and love it very much. By the way, not all Nikon lens are compatible to Z camera, as far as I know AF-S lens work well but not the older AF lens
Thanks for watching and stoked you are enjoying the camera. I have a bunch of D lenses that work no problem. But anything strictly manual aperture won’t work for sure.
@@BluePacificMedia Thanks a lot for your message and your video is excellent. I was referring to those old lens of Nikon with model name as AF, these lens are with auto aperture e.g. Nikon AF NIKKOR 80-400mm F4.5-5.6D ED VR (I have one) and it is working well with DSLR like D750 and D850 but not with Z machines, however, the next generation Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 80-400mm F4.5-5.6 G ED VR is working with Z camera. As far as I understand, I may be wrong, AF and AF-S lens of Nikon is different that AF-S lens are with motor built into the lens, AF lens rely on the camera body's motor, so AF-S lens are faster and quieter. I think the Z machines are not with motor at the camera body so they don't work with the AF lens.
Thanks a lot, amazing pictures and great comments ! Really help for buy my new Nikon after my D750...
You are most welcome 🙏 thank you and thanks for watching 😊😊🙏
I really enjoyed this video for what you had to say about the camera and how you edited it! :)
@@chikamae1 thank you 🙏 and thanks for watching 😊
Just snagged a Z6ii... to my surprise after sifting through all the "influencer" jargon, it was exactly what I needed... and I'm loving it! Exceptional color science & performance, phenomenal AF (and this after renting the Sony/Canon/Fuji counterparts). Great video, lovely location! Thanks.
Awesome and thank you for watching🙏🙏😊😊
Better than Sony A7VI ?
@@splootan Switched to the A74 three months ago (for the affordable lenses). Loving it.
@@cohoonatube should have stuck with Nikon Z6!!
@@splootan Not at all. They are both great cameras but the A74’s AF, MP’s, Eye detect, and 3rd Party lens support best the Z6ii and make it a better option for me. The only thing I miss is the rear LCD rez, but prefer the variable tilt on the Sony. Plus the A74 is far more customizable and I prefer it’s menu structure over Nikons.
Hi. I’m an enthusiast and taking photos as a hobby. I have the D5100 since 2013 with a few lenses.
Now I have start thinking about this model as a huge upgrade. It looks so amazing and with so many capabilities.
Thank you for watching…did you see they just announced the z8?
@@BluePacificMedia Hi. Yes I saw it and I will go for it instead of Z7II.
I’m absolutely chomping at the bit to finally purchase this awesome bit of kit! I’ve researched the hell out of it and I haven’t heard anything bad yet! January sales here I come!👍
Awesome, yeah i still have no issues or hangups about this camera that I didn’t mention in the video. Grabbed my d750 the other day as a second camera and it felt like an old tired dinosaur 😂 thanks for watching and sharing the stoke!
I hear it's not great for wildlife though due to bad autofocus/tracking?
Great review! My Z 7II was delivered yesterday and I have no buyer's remorse.
Being able to use my Nikon glass from my previous DLSR was what sold me.
Sweet! Thank you for watching…happy shooting 😊
Just got this camera and still learning. I was a photographer in the military 30 years ago and this is my first camera since. Excited to start shooting! Thanks for the video!
Thanks for watching, glad to have helped…happy shooting. 😊😊
Super video, you have said it all, the Z7 and Z7II are superb cameras and the Z lenses are fantastically sharp, I have been a Nikon shooter for 40 years
and I am so glad I made the Mirrorless jump.
Thank you for watching 🙏😊😊 it really is a cool time to be shooting gear wise.
Hey Douglas, did you ever use the D850? If so, how does it compare to the Z7 II?
@@robeson1231 Hi,Yes, I had the D850 for about a year, beautiful camera, i would say the sensors are very similar it was the compactness of the Z system that drew me.
Also the Z lenses are just superb.
@@douglasritchie2836 ahh thanks so much. Am still on the D850 (and D500). Am a wildlife photog so just wanna be sure I'm making an upwards move by shifting to mirrorless. And yes, everything I hear about the Z lenses is very positive 👍
@@robeson1231 Not sure I would switch to the Z system for wildlife right now. The tick is to keep the subject in the shot and the EVF of the Z7II still lags a bit in burst mode. Also no great Z zoom lenses yet. Personally, I would wait for the Z9 to come out as it seems like it will be a more action/wildlife focused body.
I got my z6ii almost 2 weeks ago and I got used to the EVF as soon as I put my eye on it! I simply can't go back to the old VF. I really love my new camera!
Thanks for watching, I completely agree, picked up my D750 a few weeks back and was confused for a few moments 😂
I love this camera, thanks for the honest review.
You are very welcome and thank you for watching 🙏😊😊
Thanks. Useful review!
Ordered one yesterday with the FTZ2 and MB-N11 battery pack/vertical grip (which is what sold me finally on the mirrorless, as I’d rented a Z7 and HATED the small form factor and lack of vertical shutter release as a long-time Nikon flagship DSLR user with big hands). Tons of nikon glass already, but I ordered the Nikkor Z 24-50mm for a potential “one travel lens” solution.
Looking forward to getting the new kit and putting my mind to learning to use it.
Just added the 7ii too the rest of my Z line up... love it
Sure is a sweet camera 🤙 thanks for watching
Wonderfully explained in a wonderful setting. What could be more beautiful? For me, the Z7 II is a real powerhouse for photography and film. A hybrid camera that brings enough power for many use cases. On my photo adventure, I was happy. Because of the technology. But also because of what I experienced. Because in the end that's what counts: experiencing the situation. Best regards SLEH
The storyboarding idea is worth the price of admission for sure. That has lots of uses. Great video. First I've seen. Nice work.
Thank you for watching 🙏😊 great camera, been putting it to work a lot lately.
@@BluePacificMedia Me too. Try it with the 500mm pf. Super combo when you need the reach and works great with ftz and tc-14eIII... :)
Great review man. I believe you have just sold one. Shooting a D810 and D500 now. Thrilled about the FTZ mount. No immediate investment in new glass. Thank you
Thank you and thanks for watching. Stoked the video helped. Happy shooting 😊
No BS! Great review! Thank you! Keep on keeping on.
Thank you for watching 🙏🙏😊
I remember when "google" was just a funny name 😊 Fantastic real life review. So simple, charismatic and easy to understand. Very beautiful place to test and explain this fantastic camera.
🙏 thank you, really appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment...absolutely love this little river trail, only found it recently and pretty much living there now 😂
I’ve just bought a Z7 ii after owning just about every camera on the market. So far so good. You are right though it’s designed for stills rather than video. I also bought the 50mm 1.8 S lens which is absolutely awesome. Nearly bought a Sony but too many issues with colour and menu system. Are you still using your Z7ii
Awesome! Yes i still use the z7ii, it is my main camera for all shoots now. Funnily i am lost when i go back to an older body like the d850 now. Thanks for watching and sharing your experience🙏😊
NICE ONE MATE I RECENTLY JUST BOUGHT THIS AND YOU TAUGHT ME A FEW THINGS THAT I DIDNT KNOW. ALSO APPRECIATE THE NO NONSENSE REVIEW AND YOUR NEGY. THANKS AND SORRY FOR ALL CAPS LOL
Thanks for watching 🙏 glad you liked the review.
I've had the original Z7 since 2018 and can keep it longer and still be really happy, but I'll be in the position of being able to upgrade to the Z7 II soon and I'm looking forward to having that for another 5 years or so. We'll see. The original Z7 is a fantastic camera that makes outstanding images. I have a gallery full of wonderful images I love from my Z7. I'm really looking forward to the little changes they made in the Z7 II.
Thanks for watching…yes it is a wonderful platform, been really loving the images i am getting with mine also…happy shooting.
Thanks for the amazing video. I've owned a Z6 for about a year now and I'm loving it. I shoot a lot of low light street photography and it does a really good job at that. I want to get more into Landscape photography so ill be picking up a Z7II here in a the next few days. Subbed!
Thank you for watching…I was on the fence about the z6 or z7 in the end i have dedicated video cameras already so the z7ii made better sense…appreciate the sub🙏🙏😊
The only lens I had problems with was the Tamron 18 - 400. I bought the adapter and re programmed it, now it's fine.
Great to hear it…seems that the firmware is catching up…thanks for watching and letting us know😊🤙
hello! I am planning to buy the z7ii and need to know if my tamron 18-400mm (dslr) works correctly with the z7ii + ftz adapter. It is a lens that I use a lot and I love.
@@drab_videos Yes it will work, as I have that lens as well, great isn't it. First of all though, you need to get a "Tamron Tap-In Console" This re-programmes the lens. Unfortunately its one of those things you buy and probably only use once. Are you in the UK ?
@@tectorama i’m from Spain, I tested the 18-400mm on a friend's z7 body with the ftz adapter and I think I remember that it worked fine without the “tamron tap in console”, shouldn't the same thing happen on a z7ii?
@@drab_videos thanks for watching, sorry i am not familiar with that lens, but i did see a list somewhere that said what lenses work…maybe on Tamron’s homepage.
Z7ii or Z8 ?! Planning to switch from D3400 to Z series camera.
For wildlife & bird photography which one is good ? Confused to chose one. What's your suggestion
Thanks for watching. I haven’t used the z8 but the z7ii is great for birds and wildlife. Can inly assume the z8 is even better.
Nice feature overview and presentation...Nice work.... 👍
Thank you, appreciate you watching and taking the time to give feedback 🙏🙏😊
I believe that almost all the newer SP lens from Tamron work now on the Z system with firmware updates - this is a list of the ones that I personally know work perfectly: The 24-70 2.8 G2; the 70-200 2.8 G2, the 35mm 1.8 VC; the 35mm 1.4; the 45mm 1.8 VC; the 85mm 1.8 VC and for DX the 18-400. I am not sure that they have yet gotten around to updating the 90mm 2.8 Macro and as Nikon has just released both the 50mm and 105mm native macros for Z today, maybe it doesn't matter. Thanks :)
Thank you for sharing, great info 🙏🙏 and thanks for watching 🤙😊
Does the tamron 18-400mm (dslr) lens work properly with the z7ii + ftz adapter today?
Nice, short, simple. Thanks.
Thank you 😊
Thanks for the Video; fantastic information, my ownly comment was that I talked to Nikon about the IBIS and was told that when you turn the VR on, on the lens, the IBIS is disabled.
Good to know, i will give that a try today…thank you 🙏😊
That must be a misinformation? I did some video on the Z6 ii handheld and saw big difference when turing the IBIS on or of in camera. And I always have it active on the lenses too. I would check that again.
@@kjetilsimonsen7180 all i can tell you is that i got it directly from Nikon tech support. If you put an f mount lens on the camera and turn off the VR, you will see that it is greyed and you can't change it. If you turn it on, on a lens that has two options, normal and sport, you will see either the normal or SPT on the camera.
Nice video. FYI, the second-gen Tamron 70-200 F4 ( which occasionally goes on sale for $399) works great on the Zs.
Thank you, good advice on the tamron...I have used two gens of the 2.8 but not the f4 just grabbed a nikon 70-200 so probably set for a while. Appreciate you taking the time to share and watching the video 😊😊🤙
@@BluePacificMedia You’re welcome!
@@BluePacificMedia Forgot to add, make sure to update your FTZ for use with the Tamron 70-200 F4 version two.
Thank you, will look into the update today.
Is there a difference between the Z-mount and the Zed mount? Mine is the Z but I am worried that maybe I might not have the right one🤓
Great review by the way. I am very happy with my Z6II and imagine the Z7II is also truly wonderful!
Haaaa the Zed mount is part of the Naikon series made for the US market 😜. Still loving this camera, happy shooting.
@@BluePacificMedia 🤪
Would love one but not being a professional, couldn't justify dropping around €3000 on it 😱
But pleasant review anyhow 👍
That makes good sense, took me quite a while to make the purchase, pretty much was at the point where i needed a new camera. 😜 thanks for watching 🙏
I wonder what camera recorded this video. Its awesome
Thanks for watching 🙏🙏😊. Apart from the drone shots it was filmed on the Blackmagic design Pocket cinema camera 4K ruclips.net/video/ss5ODKxEaj0/видео.html
Awesome review and video Adam
Thank you matey...how have you been?
Awesome review !
Thank you 😊🙏 appreciate you watching
Great review!
Thank you and thanks for watching 🙏😊
Hello All! May be it will be helpful for Nikon 7zii owners. I had problem "Lens initialization failed" during the first attachment of 24-200 Nikkor Z Lens to camera. It was solved when I turn camera on with the lens adjusted to the maximum focal length - 200 мм. It was my second lens of this type. The first has defect of small plastic ring with Nikkor name at the front of the lens - the ring was not fixed correctly - it jumps out - I exchanged it. The first lens also has initialization error - but it was gone by turn camera off and on as suggested.
Thank you for sharing🙏🙏😊😊
The BMPCC footage looks really good.
Thank you, it’s a great camera...especially for that price point.
Excellent thanks for sharing, still on the fence do i upgrade my D850 to z7ii especially when i don't shoot video lol
take care all the best from Wales UK
Thanks for watching, yeah that would be a hard call...but I absolutely love this camera.
Hey Adrian, I was in the same boat. I own the D500 and 850, and think they are the best DSLR’s around. 500 for Wildlife and 850 for landscapes. I have been wrestling with that decision, since I loved my 850. But I made the jump to the Z7 ii, and I have no regrets. I sold my 850, and it’s ok, lol. I thought I wouldn’t be able to let go. But once you start shooting with this, you will love it. Are there things to improve? Of course. But with the dual processors, you are looking at firmware upgrades that can continue for a while. So, it will only get better. Just my opinion, but I really am happy with it. 👍😎
@@robroyig-robroyphotography9225 cheers Rob, I actually bought the z72 and love it way more than my old D850
i used the Tamron 70-200mm G2 fine with my Z7ii
Honestly theres not many places or times where the camera is what let me down in my shooting. A good amount of (99%) of the failings was always on myself.
haha yeah I can agree with that...except when my cameras were on deaths door and I kept pushing them. Thanks for watching 🙏
What do you think about the Z7II for wildlife and specifically birds in flight?
Thank you for watching 🙏 i am by no stretch a wildlife photographer, birds in flight has always been a weakness for me, but the camera has worked as well and i think a little better then my older DSLR’s ( d750, d4, d800) did in that regard. The tracking is really good as long as the bird isn’t to small in the frame. I have a couple of bird shots in the video. I hope that helps.😊🙏
I have used the Z7 for a lot of bird photography with a 200-500mm Nikon lens. It's great and quite easy using auto area focus.
@@brodiebasterfield1923 awesome, thank you for sharing 🙏😊
@@brodiebasterfield1923 thank you! I appreciate it. I have the 200-500mm but use it exclusively on my D500.
Great review
Thank you 🙏
Great video.
Thank you 🙏 hope you guys are doing great.
Dude, AF is not available on many current Nikon dslr lenses when used with FTZ adapter
Thanks for watching, currently all of mine work just fine with the adapter, a mix of G and D lenses.
Dude! only the ancient screw drive lenses don't work. Dude! snap out of it Dude! LOL
Great Video!!
Thank you 🙏😊😊
Has it ever had any system errors?
Thank you for watching…I haven’t had a single issue that comes to mind.
Isn’t the Z7 II a pro body….?
Yes, and no also. It isn’t robust like Z9 or even the older D3,4,5 etc. so it is probody in ability but if I was out in it and this was my only camera, I might be worried about it failing. Perfect under controlled use. Studio, landscapes etc. not so much as a bash about.
3:53 is out of focus, focus seems to be on the body?
I live in okinawa bro. I was born there.
Use the Nikon D5 and D6 cameras and tried the Z6ii and z7ii mount camera in action, Sports and wildlife areas. I found the Z mount cameras were too slow in comparison to my D5/D6 for covering F1,Road Racing,Football, Rugby and battery life was rubbish
Wait for the Z9 that is the camera that should be at the same level.
Apples and oranges...neither of the current Z cameras are designed to replace the D6...thanks for watching 😊🙏
Absolutely agree about the Z9 🤙
Kill the irritating background music. When will you people learn.
Lots of omissions and bullshit
Just wondered if anyone knows if the Ziess Touit 35mm 1.8 lens would work with the z7ii with an adapter? (autofocus) Really hard to find info on this online, really appreciate any help 🙏🏻