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I echo what others have said.  Get the 50mm S and be happy :) For your stated use case, lack of IBIS should not be an issue. Had you said that you are awaiting a 14-30mm equivalent for DX, then you ...

Since you are new, I would buy all 3 of the following: 35mm f1.8 DX, 50mm f1.8G and 85mm f1.8G. You already have the FTZ, and you can get all 3 of those lenses for cheaper than a single S lens. Add ...

Nikon, in my opinion, is in a no win situation due to the realities of the market.  Unfortunately, Sony and Canon are able to get away with selling really cheap kits and sacrifice some profits.  ...

I had the 50mm S also on my Z50.  It truly is an awesome lens. I sold it though :/  I just didnt use the focal length enough.  Of course that is no fault of the lens, it is probably the best 50mm I ...

The different between Z50 and the Z7 is that the Z7 (like most other high end cameras) have a dedicated AF-on button, whereas the Z50 (like most other consumer cameras) have a dual function AE-L / ...

If you aren't price constrained, I would look seriously at the Z7 and pick up a 16-50 when you want a damn small and capable package, that produces about the same file size as a Z-50.  Then you ...

For your stated purpose,  street photography with a 35mm prime, I don't see not having VR as a deal breaker.  However, bear in mind that there is nothing wider than 16mm with VR on the roadmap. I ...

And yet they won’t in other places....hence the lawsuit.

Nikon Z-50, 50-250mm, Canon 500D diopter, handheld off camera flash.

The reverse engineering of both those mounts is an on-going effort, it isn't a one-and-done deal.  Hence the need for revised lens firmware whenever they, CaNikon, change their protocol and there ...

Neither the Nikon F mount, nor Canon EF mount are open mounts (Nikon and Canon did not share their protocols for these mounts); yet  Sigma and Tamron have been very successful, especially the past ...

Tamron has confirmed that they will be making Z mount lenses.

I also had the this combo.  Focused way better than on any DSLR I tried it on.  Such great IQ and very useful focal length. I reluctantly sold it though.  With the adapter it is ginormous.

Those pancake lenses are sorely needed for the Z50...but even more needed, since zooms tend to sell better than primes, is an ultra wide zoom. An ultra wide zoom is not even on the roadmap! Instead ...

Perhaps this was rushed to the market in response to the Sony offering. Wouldn't be the first time that has been a product's downfall.

Yes, I am quoting myself lol. So, after posting that, I decided to actually compare the 24mm AIS vs the 16-50mm back to back. It is absolutely no contest. Unless you absolutely need the faster ...

Just an fyi for anyone interested, I prefer the 35mm equivalent focal length, so I gravitate towards the 20-24mm focal length primes on DX. I have been using the 24mm f2.8 AIS and it has been very ...

I am torn myself.  The Z50 is one my favorite cameras ever and the 16-50 is superb. I am currently adapting the DX 35mm and 10-20mm VR. It is an ok solution.  The  28 mm looks like it can replace ...

I understand this is a Pentax forum where video doesn't get talked about much...but focus breathing is a big issue for folks that shoot video and don't want to spend tons of money on cine lenses.

I like #1 and #6. The subjects are well defined. To be honest, the rest are not very strong compositions, and are cluttered.