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Nikon Z7II selges med batterigrep (dog uten lokk), Nikon FTZ-adapter, Sigma 24mm 1.4 Art og Sigma 105mm 2.8 Macro OS DG HSM. Følger også med en del ekstra utstyr. Ny pris er var over 60.000, selges nå for kun 27500,- via fiks ferdig.

The Nikon Z7 II has unbeaten technical image quality in a mirrorless camera simply because it has all of the highest resolution and sharpness and, most importantly, unbeaten color rendition. No digital camera takes better pictures than the Z7 II, although the Canon R5 is just as good and has more speed and much better autofocus.

While Sony has good color accuracy, Sony's artistic color rendition falls behind. Panasonic's S1R claims 47MP, but it's not part of a complete pro system and has unknown color rendition. Fujifilm has inferior color rendition for anything but people, and doesn't even make a full-frame camera.

Technical image quality doesn't matter unless you're shooting test charts in your mom's basement. Some people go on and on about the superior dynamic range of this Nikon, but only bad photographers don't know how to light their subjects properly and have to fall back on their camera to rescue their poorly-lit photos worry about it.

What does matter is the Z7 II's superior color rendition, which is obvious in my Sample Images. The superior sharpness only matters if you're genuinely making prints 30 feet wide; for all normal uses, including making 40 × 60" (1 × 1.5 meter) prints, all today's cameras are the same — but Nikon's colors are unbeaten regardless of picture size.

The Z7 II has a full-frame sensor in a camera that weighs less than a DX D7500, and is built to the same standards as the D850.

It has hybrid phase & contrast autofocus over at least 90% of the frame.

There is a new series of lenses for it, and of course there is an FTZ lens mount adapter so we can use all our F-mount lenses with varying degrees of performance (many lenses won't autofocus with this adapter).

The short flange focal distance means we can use Nikon, LEICA and other rangefinder lenses from the 1920s through today. We can use Nikon's original S-mount Nikon rangefinder lenses as well as LEICA M lenses, and the Z7 II takes much better pictures with better color and features than any LEICA M digital camera. We can't do this with DSLRs because their mounts are too deep, but with the short mount of cameras without mirrors make it easy.

A beauty of the Z7 II is that the rear LCD/EVF switch is magic; the rear LCD pops on when I pull my Z7 II from my face and just works. Unlike a DSLR in Live View, the Z7 II works fast, with no time wasted swapping modes. Adapteren passer også andre speilløse Nikon-hus som: Z9 Z8 Z7 II Z6 Z6III Z6II Zf Z7 Z6 Z5 Z fc Z50 Z30 This is the shortest distance between flange and sensor of any pro camera: Sony E is 18.00mm, Fuji X is 17.70mm. Canon RF is 20.00mm, LEICA M is 27.80mm, Contax G is 29.00mm, Nikon's 1950s rangefinder S-mount is 34.85mm. Canon EF is 44.00mm and Nikon F is 46.5mm, so there is always enough room for someone to machine an adapter ring to go between anything and this new Nikon Z mount.

FTZ Adapter

I have an entire page on what works and doesn't work with Nikon's FTZ adapter, which lets Nikon's F-Mount lenses mount on a Z camera.

In short, all the newest AF-I, AF-S and AF-P lenses work fine with Nikon's FTZ adapter, while there is no autofocus with any other lenses, and especially no autofocus with older AF and AF‑D lenses, many of which Nikon still sells new today.

Manual-Focus F, AI converted, AI and AI‑s don't work very well, with no communication or control of aperture. Manual-focus lenses work much better on any FX DSLR than on the FTZ.

See all the details at Nikon FTZ Compatibility & Review.

Fringer Canon EF-to-Nikon Z Adapter

Adapts Canon EF lenses with often better results on my Nikon Z cameras than Nikon's own lenses give on this crappy FTZ adapter! It also works with other brands of lenses in Canon EF mount, adapting them to Nikon Z.