Just saw this. Great offer to a newcomer into mirrorless, but I’m going to pass.
Heck of a deal.
£300 off that once you sell the lens is still very good imo.
The Z9 goes when I am aiming to take photos
Keen price but beyond me but as an overall mirrorless body - it is THE one.
YEah I'd just put the 28/2.8 on it for 90% of the time as for me that would be a perfect walk around. It's as good as the Z7ii so it's a bargain at the price but just more than I'd want to pay for something that might end up getting slowly "patina'd" over time through misuse
I'm still half tempted though, even though the zfc would be a cheaper choice, that Z7 sensor can't be beaten.
I switched from a Z6 to a Z7ii earlier this year. Really like my Z6 but the Z7ii is a beast of a machine in terms of image resolution.
Resolution was one of the deciding factors stopping my jumping to the X-H2s. After having 45mp for so long dropping to 26 was really noticeable. Plus Nikon 45mp sensors are so good. The Z7ii I still say is the best camera I’ve ever used on pure image quality.
No argument from me here Pete.
this is the one major thing that still puts me off the higher density sensor -- a combination of slower processing and much more disk space required. I suspect the 24mp sensor will be history with the next generation, though, so we'll need to get used to it. I must admit, I rather like the 16Mp sensor in the Df (which I picked up second hand early in the year), though -- older lenses really shine with it.
I've "only" got the original Z7, which I got at quite a good used price($1400) in California earlier in the year. I like it very much, I run along side it my R5 but the Z7 definitely as the edge I would say in usability. Pictures always seem just that little bit better to me when I compare them vs the R5.
Disk space is cheap nowadays - I just use an external HDD to store my RAW files on.
of course this is a perfectly fair comment and my external drive has plenty of space at present. Trouble is I'm now in the habit of keeping the RAW's on the main drive as I only convert to JPEG's at all when I want to share them. Until around four years ago, I simply deleted the majority of RAW's --only keeping around 20% of the better or more important ones. I should perhaps rethink my strategy
thats a good price i payed £5060 for camera and adapter 2 about 8 weeks ago price coming down every week
While a good UK price, I paid £1600 almost 18 months ago from E-Infin for the same kit.
Supply&Demand plus exchange rate is moving back in GBP favour again is making quite a few good price drops
www.zemlinphoto.com
Anyone??Would anyone on here be interested in splitting the postage for one of these?
Postage is $39 for one, almost the same price as the item itself.Nikon Z9/Z8 Eye-cup Eyepiece | Zemlin Photo
An alternative eyepiece for the Nikon Ff. Locks onto camera body exactly like the stock DK-33 Eyepiece. Made from a custom designed and molded silicone eye-cup and 3D-Printed glass-filled ABS components.This is a flexible eye cup that blocks outside light without getting between you and the...
I checked and the quoted shipping is actually less than the current price for a small flat rate priority box to the UK (one of the cheapest ways to ship from here typically)... I was a little surprised.
It's on at £535 with a very dodgy looking Amazon seller.
I have had contact. Quoting $44 shipping
why does the seller look dodgy?
Dispatched and sold by a ‘company’ with no feedback as a market place seller. And at half price. Yeah that’s legit
Like they say, "If it looks too good to be true........"
It is an issue with other flash brands/models as well... to include some of Nikon's own. It doesn't always show, and I don't know of any singular fix for it...
Should say I did buy one from Amazon directly and it arrived yesterday.
I find the new Z 105 macro far superior to the f-mount version. At last, the focus limiter works the correct way on the new one.
