Vallkar

Impressive photographs. Great camera and I must say the 24-70 lens is pretty good.

Too many negative comments here. What I prefer (as features or ergonomics) someone will not like, what others like, I may not like. As the saying goes "if you can't dance, you will blame the...

The moon is over a mile away for sure.

I think quite the opposite.

Software without a hardware is completely useless, Once software is developed and sell it to millions the cost per unit comes down to very little.

Without the lens mount there is no "interchangeable lens" camera.

Leonp. You may like an article on the following link:
https://www.imaging-resource.com/news/2018/09/18/nikon-p1000-field-test-part-i-first-impressions-from-the-far-away-world

@Marty4650. I think there won't be a healthy Apple stock in ten years if everyone followed that good idea.

We all know Sony a7iii is the best camera ever but I am going to buy the Nikon Z6 for professional use.

I mean "...to adapt"

Sensible articles on Nikon-Z I have read so far are written by Thom....

I will say, well done Nikon. Z Cameras look good and maintains Nikon's philosophy of ergonomics.These will be quite easy for Nikon users to adopt.

Nikon is already in a strong position with all those F-mount lenses available. I believe all the Nikkor G lenses will work perfectly fine with the F-Z mount adopter.

If you take just 7 photos a month, I think you don't need this camera. Listen to your wife.

These are timeless cameras and fine looking machines with strong pedigree.

Not surprised, he is testing a camera and it is important to check how good the Auto exposure is.

Rotate Z 90 degrees and you will see N ;-)

@Roland Karlsson. Bravo. It should be called EVF and not Mirrorless. Mirrorless is a silly name but looks like we are stuck with it. May be one day we will be enlightened.

@LFPCPH. I wouldn't want put Sony lenses on a Nikon body, there is no reason to as Nikon is an optical company and their reputation is built on their lenses which are second to none. Perhaps if you...

There are 100 million Nikon F lenses out there plus lot more from other makers. Nikon have been loyal to their customers by not changing the F mount since 1959- which is something. They could have...