Andrew770

fPrime, you are comparing apples with oranges. The Nikon Z worked great with the native Z-lens. It was silent and precise. The only time you get a not perfect lock-on on occasion is when the...

You make some good points. But there is one big thing you are ignoring, and that is, that Canon is struggling with 4K video which is important to many consumers. Video used to be their strength...

Why comment about things you have absolutely no clue on? The native Z lenses are of superior quality to previous generation lenses.

Here is an abundant light and fantastic image quality from the Nikon Coolpix A1000: http://www.nikon.com.sg/en_SG/product/digital-compact-cameras/affinity/coolpix-a1000

No one cares about your interests - whether you have "zero interest at all." Even children instinctively know that if they do not have any interest in something then the civil thing to do is not to...

I don't know what your personal problem is? Maybe bragging is so much at part of your consciousness that you are ascribing it to others. You need to grow up and start behaving like an adult.

Have you ever shot with a 1/2.3 camera in normal lighting conditions? What about the smartphones with a 1/3.2 sensor, what do you call them? I plan to buy the A1000 for its excellent Zoom. These...

People buying these cameras do not care about sensor size, only the Zoom factor. In good lighting conditions, sensor size does not matter to most people.

Beavertown, I am sure you know that you do not represent the world. There are many things I do not want that others would love to own. You seem to take pleasure in a group mentality such as "Okay,...

The Nikon A1000 is the ideal carry around zoom camera. A small sensor camera like the A1000 is perfectly fine for its intended purpose - extreme zoom. If anyone needs a larger sensor camera, Nikon...

The Stylish Nikon COOLPIX A1000 looks like the perfect camera to take on vacation. I like the fact that it is compact and has 4K video. Though it has an impressive 35x Zoom for such a compact...

Here is a user comment: "On a mirrorless, like the Z6/Z7, the AF system has been moved to the sensor. While this doesn't seem like a big deal, it can cause some of us headaches when we try to...

It is surprising the type of non-logic mick232 is demonstrating here, failing to see the context of the statement. So yes, in anticipation of the update as it has been shown to work, his camera has...

It now looks as if with Nikon's promised frequent firmware updates that there is no Sony feature that the Nikon Z will not match or surpass. Good job Nikon.

Don't be sad. If you really want the Nikon, you can sell the Sony especially if it is quite new, and get some good money on it. Even if you lose $350, in the long run, you will not regret it.

Nikon was spending a lot of its time perfecting its industry-leading EVF (Electronic Viewfinder) :-). If the development of the Eye AF was not completed, it would have made no sense for Nikon to...

Nikon has promised more firmware updates. The Eye AF was a big surprise as no one saw it coming. It shows that Nikon will keep improving every facet of this camera. Stay tuned.

Actually, at a low-light testing of the AF performance using a DSLR (non-mirrorless) lens with the FTZ F-mount adapter, this is not the Nikon Z mirrorless camera's ideal setup. At least DPReview...

You really are missing the main point GrapeJam. AF tracking is primarily referring to Nikon's 3D Tracking technology which is the best in the industry. for fast-moving sports action and wildlife...

This is a full-frame mirrorless camera with a 46MP image sensor. And it is an impressive video camera. Plus the lens used was not make for mirrorless cameras. The native mirrorless Nikon 24-70mm...