Nikon Z7 reviews and additional coverage: Nikon Z7 reviews Imaging Resource published their Nikon Z7 lab sample images (above ISO 6400: Nikon Z7 left vs. Nikon D850 right). Q: What are some downsides of using the Nikon Z cameras compared to Nikon DSLRs? A: The battery life is shorter than on a DSLR. That being said, during my recent tests I was able to take approximately 1,200 images on a single battery charge. Also, like a TV, there can be a short delay when activating the viewfinder when you pick up the camera, but in my opinion, these two things are a small price to pay to be able to use a mirrorless camera. (Petapixel's interview with Nikon Ambassador Jerry Ghionis) And what a triumph it is. As a first-generation camera we should expect the odd hiccup, but the Z7 has been crafted with consideration and it behaves far better than we should expect. A solid sensor, combined with effective image stabilisation that's conveniently located in the body, together with a beautiful EVF, excellent handling, very competent AF performance and great response throughout form the bones of what make this camera such a pleasure to use. It’s not the most elegantly designed camera of its kind, but you soon see past this once you start using it, as you appreciate that these decisions bode very well for handing and operation. (TechRadar) The good thing is that the adapter does not degrade the image quality from your F-Mount lenses. It...
Published By: Nikonrumors - Saturday, 15 September, 2018