Rick-R

If price is equal, definitely get the Z6. Rick

There shouldn't be much difference in AF between the Z6 and the Z7, except as stated above. However, there is a significant difference between the original Z6/Z7 and the newer Z6ii/Z7ii. The most ...

I also got the email from B&H yesterday. I don't understand why they sent it out then, months after the firmware was released. Rick

Currently, it is the 24-70 f/2.8, but I will probably be using the 24-120 f/4 the most in the future (except when I need f/2.8).

I ordered it from Hunt's Photo & Video (USA) on October 28 and received it on December 20. It is a very impressive lens!

I just received a notice from NPS USA that my 24-120 is being shipped to my local store! Hopefully other new products will follow soon.

Yes, all of the Z lenses are better than their equivalent F version. Even some of the non-S Z lenses, such as the 24-200 superzoom, are amazing sharp and have high image quality (but of course, ...

First, regarding the 24-200, you should consider renting that lens. It is very sharp, and you will have good light (unless you are shooting at night) so the slower lens shouldn't be an issue. Regar ...

Thanks for the update!

I don't generally like Jared's reviews or his style, but I agree that his review of the Z9 was both positive and informative. Nikon took quite a chance on providing him with early access to review ...