JayPhizzt

I have one as well and it's the best lens I've ever used. It's extremely sharp already wide open, has incredible contrast and a beautiful bokeh. It's also very versatile and excellent for many ...

The FTZ adapter works well, but the Z mount lenses are generally better than the F mount lenses. And of course you can still shoot with the viewfinder. For some people it might take a bit getting ...

Well, as always it depends on needs and preferences. Both are excellent camera bodies, though. You should of course also be looking at what lenses he's going to use as they are more important in ...

Which one one would prefer depends on ones needs and preferences, just like with any cameras.

Larger sensor? I assume you mean higher resolution? They're both FF so they have the same sized sensors. You'll obviously be able to crop more with the Z7II, although another option could of course ...

Well, for starters the Fuji 27/2.8 isn't the sharpest lens in their line-up. Another thing I definitely think plays a part in this is Fuji's X-trans sensor. Photos from it just aren't quite as ...

A larger sensor generally gives you better high ISO performance and more dynamic range, but aside from those things the lens is more important for IQ. So FF won't always give you better results, ...

Just look at the firmware updates for previous cameras.. AF improvements have been made on several models. They can of course not exceed the hardware limitiations, but the software can be ...

If it's close enough of course. For some things you might want to get even closer.

It's the best lens I've ever used. Extremely sharp already wide open, incredible contrast and clarity and a beautiful bokeh. It's also a very versatile lens that's excellent for much more than ...

The Z7 doesn't have a bigger sensor, it has a higher resolution. So yes, you will of course be able to crop more.

I'd say it depends a bit. OLED screens draw more power the brighter the colors they're displaying while LCD screens always draw the same. Although what brightness setting you have on the LCD will ...

The Z 24-200mm is definitely a very impressive lens for what it is and those are some nice shots :-) However what ruins them a bit is that rough looking bokeh :-|

Having a higher resolution the Z7II will of course give you more cropability which can be an advantage when it comes to shooting birds/wildlife. But aside from that the lens is as always more ...

Absolutely without a doubt. I quite recently switched from Fuji to Nikon Z and I don't regret it for a second :-) The main reasons for the switch were the S-line lenses and to get rid of X-trans. ...

I only shoot with primes, both because I want that utmost in image quality and the larger aperture. With zooms you do of course get more flexibility, but personally I seldom feel limited by a fixed ...

The Z50/2.8 is a macro lens while the Z50/1.8 isn't. The Z50/1.8 is an S-line lens so it should be better optically, although the Z50/2.8 is still a very good performer. For slides/negatives I'd go ...

The photographer is obviously the most important thing of all when it comes to photography :-) I was just talking about the gear now, though. It is however of course up to the photographer to ...

The lens is more important for image quality than the camera/sensor, especially if we're talking about sharpness which is almost entirely determined by the lens. The main differences between ...

Sounds odd. Shouldn't really be much difference in clarity between the Z 50 1.8 and the Fuji 18/1.4, both are superb lenses.