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"The E-M1X is aimed straight at sports and action-shooting professionals" - hmm, I would say no. For the very high price who would choose this camera with its small sensor and close to non-existing...

The adapter is great and works very well.

Does he know how to use the Nikons :-)

Really nice gallery at least if you don't pixel peep. Most of the images have pretty unsharp faces. Also the dogs head is not in focus unless it stands still in most of the pictures.

I found out that the crash is caused by nksc sidecar files from Nikon Coolpix A. The Coolpix A images loads fine in older versions of Capture NX-D - hope Nikon fixes the bug soon.

Exactly. Windows 10 is rock stable. I have the same problem with Capture NX-D 1.5.1.

You will never see banding in normal use.

I do trust your experience, because if you can't even set up the camera yourself, then how can you be expected to acquire focus with the camera :-)

Never had a problem with rubber peeling off any of my Nikons.

Really nice gallery.

Personally I think professionals covers just a tiny fraction of the total sales, but I may of course be wrong.

@toomix I fully agree. The output from this camera is really nothing special at least not in this gallery. Could easily have been achieved with a 1 inch sensor.

The output from the Canon looks...

The Nikon is best for a Nikon shooter. Quite simple :-)

@philharris. Not sure how you get a weight difference over 1 kg between D850 with 24-70mm f/2.8 (1005 g + 900 g) and the Z7 with 24-70 mm f/4 (675 g + 500 g). That is a difference of 730 g.

The...

Just for the fun of it here are some examples and I don't see a huge weight benefit:

Nikon D500 with 16-80 mm f/2.8-4 = 24-120 mm
860 g + 460 g = 1320 g

Nikon D810 with 50 mm f/1.8
980 g +...

Og course the 24-70 f/2.8 is heavier, but it is also a full stop faster which is a big difference.

@Foto64 sure it is smaller and lighter than D850, but it is still not what I would call a small and light camera with the 24-70mm. The weight is almost 1.2 kg with that lens.

@Rolf_52, that is a very good review and in many ways much better and well rounded than what we see here at Dpreview.

Interesting to see that the Z7 can be used for sports photography and is as...

I have read somewhere that IBIS is best when used with shorter focal length, while in lens VR is better for longer focal lengths. Here you get the best of two worlds with both IBIS and VR working...

Great video, thanks.

Just went to the store this week to see and try the Z7.

My first impression was that it was neither very small or very light. Also ergonomics is not as good as for instance...