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Interesting question. I guess there will be no general answer as e.g. the age of the individual comes into play. I myself can't deliver an answer since I also haven't used the Z7 much longer than ...

I guess not so (doesn't work actually) ... unless I overlooked something—and that was the reason for asking.

Is it possible to copy the .bin-file to the XQD card while the card is inserted into the Z7? Just asking since I've Z7 here for testing purposes but there is no XQD-reader available at the moment.

The more the better :)

= Some headroom for third-party vendors ;) I for one know a company working on adapters for the Z-system.

Do you have an idea how they accomplished those results?

+1 Thanks for sharing, Mike.

I see, thanks for sharing.

Interesting read. May I ask why you've opted (as a Canon shooter) for the Z-system instead of the EOS R?

The Z6/Z7 basically are Nikon DSLRs containing an EVF instead of a mirror-based OVF. That is, there isn’t that much first gen tech under the hood. Ok, some things had to or have to be realigned ...

Only intersting if it is designed as a Drop-in-Strap-Adapter which lets you add different colored extra straps for XQD cards, your iPhone etc.  :)

I guess it will be difficult to find such numbers. Or as someone put it here: "Kind of a tough thing to accurately measure really." ( http://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/1559845/2#14585914) This ...

LOL, you made my day :)

Doesn't look too bad: https://youtu.be/XfM3LqFBCRs

Seems to work just fine—at least this guy managed to do sharp MTB shots (look for 2:40 ff.): https://youtu.be/t-nGejFGlO8

Ok, I'll suggest you for joining Nikon's R&D team :) Those would be nice additions. Makes me wonder how a D-adapter would look like

> Nikon can still bring at least an adapter with filters to drop in named whatever. That's what I'm hoping (since the moment I saw Canon's solution)—something similar, allowing me to use 1 filter ...

Isn't that a bit boring? :)

Is there a waiting list for a FTZ II?

Yes, but consumerism containing a grain of good reasons :)