Rolmat

Couldn't agree more with you ! Good balance, excellent image quality, focus works flawlessy... A very good combo ! P.S. what kind of "software" filter did you use for your sample photos ?

I shoot mainly landscapes ore other not moving scenes, and I found (at least with the Z50, it's not the case on my D800) that in AF-S, when the focus point becomes green (meaning focus =OK) I have ...

The Z50 has far less possibilities of setting than the Z6 and Z7, and that's true also in settings concerning autofocus (the a-settings) In the old firmware the AF-S focusing of the Z50 was set to ...

AF-C with release priority and BBF was still available with the former firmware. But now we have in fact AF-S with release priority and BBF (was focusing priority with the older firmware), and that ...

It has the "muliti-selector" 4 way-button to move the focusing point (with the "OK" button in the middle to quick recenter it) while shooting through the viewfinder, no problem here !! Roland

Yes, for me and for what I do with the Z50 this is definitively THE improvement in firmware 2.00 I waited for ! As a compulsive Back Button Focuser I'm very happy with this change, it's almost like ...

For my part, I'm using a DX Nikkor 16-80 f2.8-4 lens with the FTZ adapter on my Z50 (24-120 mm FF equivalence). I very often use focal lengths between 24 and 36 mm (FF equivalent). I'm very happy ...

Just loaded the new firmware to the camera, and YES, we have now release priority ! It sucks that in the Z50's menu there are not all the options to fine tweak the autofocus behaviour that exist on ...

Crispness of the Nikkor 16-80 f2.8-4 is not bad at all, and better than on the Z 16-50 lens.

I agree that there's not a lot going on the DX Z lenses side, or at least not very quick. But in my case, I found the ideal combo with the Z50 + FTZ adapter + Nikkor DX 16-80 F2.8-4 lens. (24-120 ...

That's great news ! This was my biggest grief against this otherwise nice camera. Will try it this evening after work. Thank you Nikon ! Roland