borodino1812

Those three would be a nice landscape trio.

I find D810 for sale here now for around €1100, that seems a great deal for a budding landscape photographer. The only thing I hold against it is the weight for lighter applications like street or ...

If you're just getting back into photography, could you see the Z6 as a primary camera?

Rarely was a truer word spoken.

That is of course true, but I have no Nikon glass at the moment, so it sort of makes sense to wait for the native lenses. Then again there is a lot of f mount glass on the used market for very ...

Must admit I'm very curious to how the Z6 performs in astrophotography.  Compared to the X-T3 that is

Given I was a municipal politician back in the day,  I should have replied in kind,  but I've since become straight and narrow,  though unfortunately not in physical sense...

Guess you just have to buy every single lens,  then you are prepared for whatever decisive moment that could potentially arise,  given you have enough time to rummage through your bag...

I'm happy to hear about your findings.  Considering the z6 vs X-T3, and I'm leaning towards the z6 right now.

You took that quote out of its context. "The only thing stopping me from choosing the Fuji X-T3 is the lack of IBIS. As such the Nikon Z6 is more appealing"

Some of those lenses are simply too heavy, if you are attracted to the Fuji X from a hiking perspective. You might as well then go with a Nikon Z set up. I can see your argument from a pure IQ ...

This yellow green tint is my problem with Sony as well.  Mirrorless would never be where it is today without Sony,  but the handling and colours are not for me.

Seems like the Z6 could be an excellent allrounder.

With the Z6 coming out,  l'am mulling over the same things. Fuji has all the glass I want.  Quite a lot is available on the used market. The only thing stopping me is the lack of IBIS in the x-t3. ...

Can you beat the camera manufacturer that is making your sensors?

Pro bodies come with a standard issue bog roll. If it doesn't, it is a prosumer body.

I'll be getting a Z6, but photographers have a lot to thank Sony for. We would probably not have the current mirrorless market unless Sony had pushed the technology. Sadly, I just can't get along ...

I am grateful for your post.  Currently deciding between the 7 and the 6. Being a predominantly landscape shooter,  the 7 is the obvious choice.  However the 6 is attractive from a cost perspective. ...

Obviously an entirely different discussion,  but the new Ricoh GR seems to ruin a lot what is fantastic about the current camera.  / rant off

First man photographer? The Fuji GFX seems very good. The price is rough though. Excellent camera for landscape for sure. I'd love the Z7 for landscape, but I might have to settle for the Z6. The ...