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Not exactly, but... I don't like stuff which is too heavy. In film days I used a Nikon F601, a nice and not that heavy SLR, or even the lighter Yashica FX3; these served my backpacking needs. First ...

Go with gut feeling. Of the areas which are questionable, is there anything there which is critical for your use of the camera? Such areas apart, how do feel the camera stacks up? Me, there's ...

I'd recommend you spend a long, long time, with all 4 cameras, weighing up the issues and comparing usefulness. That way you may come to a conclusion you'll be happy with. Better still, spend long ...

The Df was also built in Japan. My guess is that Nikon isn't too worried about losing Z7 sales because of price; it was always going to be fairly low volume sales, because a lot of people going for ...

Think you're right. 87 or 88 because certain things could be a bit better. But Gold because if you look at the package as a whole it's mightily impressive.

Cameras aren't phones and phones aren't cameras. That's why APS-C will survive. If you have your phone with you and see something interesting you can snap it and share it strait off and that's ...

Could get me back to shooting film, if the quality is there. A big reason why I stopped was because the processing in the UK after Kodak dropped out was lousy.

I've a P900, and one weakness is the poor viewfinder. The eyecup lets in light, and the EVF is difficult to see in bright conditions. The P1000 EVF of itself has a much improved spec. Any idea of...

Great colours. If you're just interested in shooting for the internet the quality is good enough.

Stunning! Nice to see what somebody is actually able to get out of the camera. It's that sort of quality which encouraging for the rest of us. Have a Z6 on order. Hope it delivers as well as the Z7.

Seem to remember when Z was launched something being said about cheaper options appearing in future. Think Nikon was keen that the initial offering would really show the capabilities of the ...

You can't please everybody. Nikon is at least trying to please far more customers than Canon did when they introduced the EOS mount, and the current Z adapter will cater for AF-D lenses even if ...

I've a Z6 on pre-order from Wex in the UK. All the various options are listed with a free 64GB Sony XQD card, not 32GB. I believe it's the G version (440/400 Mb/s). That's worth £199, not to be ...

WEX in the UK has the Z7 body as in stock, everything else is on order. Could be that most people went for a kit, i.e. with lens and/or adaptor. Reading how Nikon have set up their production line ...

The D3100 is fine. Mine's 7 years old and I've kept it because I enjoy shooting with it; it handles well, and the results are great. This is for landscapes; those more interested in say low light ...

Bought the 16-85 7 years ago. Very nice lens and range, great for travel, and I appreciate having the extra at the telephoto end. Never regretted it. Seems like you're interested in that sort of ...

Leaving depth of field aside, if someone told you that these were taken with a typical pocketable point-and-shoot compact, would you be surprised?

Don't see a problem myself. It's possible to imagine someone wandering past a camera shop, seeing a Nikon Z in the window and thinking "that looks cool" and pops in to buy it, then on getting home ...

Jump! Live is for the living. You can never really judge a camera until you've bought it and used it for a time.

In the ILC market, an awful lot of units sold are entry level, for some very good reasons, principal of which is the availability of capable bodies at attractive low prices. For someone thinking...