I want to start out by saying the ergonomics of this camera are horrible and you will absolutely need to add a grip for it to be somewhat comfortable.
Outside of the ergonomics the picture quality, auto focus, and image stabilization is outstanding. I primarily use this with small primes.
Build quality is top notch and its little bit bigger and heavier than you might expect. It also makes a great back camera to my Z8 which is my workhorse.
This camera is something that I highly recommend and I highly suggest getting the newwer or smallrig grips.
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Z f | Make it iconic.
Full-frame image quality, depth and dynamic range. Autofocus built from Deep Learning technology. Astounding low-light capabilities and image stabilization. All in an iconic pro-grade camera body with authentic feel and precision tactile handling.
Brilliant photo and video quality.
The versatility of a full-frame Nikon sensor.
Capture breathtaking full-frame stills up to 96MP (with Pixel Shift Shooting; requires NX Studio to combine a 32-image sequence into one 96MP image) and videos up to 4K/60p with the smooth bokeh, rich color tones and wide views of a Nikon full-frame image sensor.
Powerful performance.
Packed with the latest Nikon technology.
Powered by EXPEED 7, the same groundbreaking processing engine used in Nikon's Z 9 and Z 8 mirrorless cameras, the Z f offers Subject Recognition with 3D Tracking, Eye-Detection AF for photos and videos, 30 fps High-Speed Capture, Pre-Release Capture and an Auto Mode enhanced by Deep Learning technology.
Extraordinary low-light capabilities.
A new high for low light.
The Z f's advanced autofocus works all the way down to -10 EV for shooting in near darkness, while its vast ISO range and selective noise processing ensure sharp, clear low-light photos and videos with rich saturation.
Advanced video features
Crisp 4K/60p footage captured in-camera.
Record over 2 hours of continuous 4K/30p footage oversampled from 6K, 4K/60p footage (in DX-Crop Mode) and 1080/120p slow-motion, right in the camera. The front-facing screen is ideal for content creation, and versatile controls like Fine ISO Control and Shutter-Priority Exposure ensure your footage looks great.
Authentic feel and tactile handling.
Built-in creativity.
96MP Pixel Shift Mode
Activate pixel Shift shooting, and capture up to 32 shots that can later be merged to form up to a 96MP image.(Requires free NX Studio software.)
Dedicated Black & White Mode
Express composition, light and shadows in their purest form. New Flat Monochrome and Deep Tone Monochrome give you flexible control for video.
Beautiful Portraits Made Easy
Adjust the hue and brightness of skin tones with Portrait Impression Balance. Retain maximum detail with a new Rich Tone Portrait color profile.
Creative Picture Controls
Find exactly the right style and mood for your photos and videos with easy to use presets you can preview in real-time.
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| display type | LCD | LCD | LCD | LCD | LCD | LCD |
| display size | 3.2 inches | 3.2 inches | 3.2 inches | 3.2 inches | 3.2 inches | 3.2 inches |
| lens type | — | — | Zoom | Zoom | — | Zoom |
| zoom type | — | — | Optical Zoom | Optical Zoom | — | Optical Zoom |
| shooting modes | Auto, Programmed auto with flexible program (P), Shutter-priority auto (S), Aperture-priority auto (A), Manual (M) | Program, Shutter Priority, Aperature Priority, Manual | Bulb Mode, Time Mode,Aperture Priority, Auto, Manual, Program, Shutter Priority | Bulb Mode, Time Mode,Aperture Priority, Auto, Manual, Program, Shutter Priority | Auto, Programmed auto with flexible program, Shutter-priority auto, Aperature-priority auto, Manual | Bulb Mode, Time Mode,Aperture Priority, Auto, Manual, Program, Shutter Priority |
| connectivity tech | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, HDMI | Wi-Fi, HDMI, Bluetooth, USB | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi | Wi-Fi | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, HDMI, USB, GPS |
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Amazing low light & built like a tank!
This full frame camera has a great low light 24.5MP sensor, it will focus in almost complete darkness and the noise is very well controlled up to 12800 ISO. The images produced are very pleasing. Has built in image stabilization and has weather sealing.Its a blast to use in full manual, relying on the top dials for exposure adjustments. However you can also use it like any other camera with front and rear dial controls.I found a good way to use the top ISO dial is to set AUTO ISO on, and under sensitivity, set the max limit at the lowest to ISO 200 (although you can set this higher if you want). The camera will then automatically choose between ISO 100 to 200 (or what ever limit you set) if the top ISO dial is set to 200 or lower. Then when setting the top ISO dial to a higher ISO number the camera sets auto ISO up to (or lower) that new limit as needed for proper exposure. This allows you to quickly adjust the max ISO with the top dial without having to go into the menu or remap a button to disable or enable auto ISO. Also when an ISO is set, you can easily use the exposure compensation dial to fine tune above or below the metered ISO value. Alternative you can turn off AUTO ISO and just use the dial manually without the camera adjusting to lower values. Its very easy once you realize how Nikon engineers intended this to work.I found I needed the smallrig grip accessory as the Zf handles better with the added grip, especially with FTZ adapted lenses. Although its not an overly large camera, it did feel a little cramped when handling it. Its a design trade off for the stylish retro look.I got the 40mm F2 kit, and found the 40mm F2 SE lens produced very pleasing images, however I thought the build quality was too plasticy feeling and took a little away from the overall experience.The Zf is built like a tank, its very solid feeling, it has a metal frame, top plate and bottom plate. The rear button area is plastic. I think the flippy LCD screen frame may be metal as well. The battery door is plastic. The sensor doesn't have a shutter that closes when the camera is off or when the lens comes off. Care is advised when changing lenses to avoid introducing dust or contaminates into the sensor area.I noticed my AF-S 50mm F1.8 G focuses a little slower and hunts somewhat when mounted using the FTZ adapter.I had 3 bright pixels visible on the sensor on higher ISOs. They were resolved by running pixel mapping within the setup menu. This is not uncommon and each of my other cameras had similar issues.Finally I used the Snapbridge app to connect via bluetooth (no issue), but when I tried to connect via WiFi, it wouldn't work telling me the password was incorrect (password was correct). I had to configure the camera WiFi connection as an open network for my phone to connect to it. I was then able to browse images and download them to my phone. During the WiFi connection process while fiddling with the password, the camera froze up and required the battery removed in order to restore normal operations.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2023
Size: CompactStyle: w/ 40mmVerified Purchase
This full frame camera has a great low light 24.5MP sensor, it will focus in almost complete darkness and the noise is very well controlled up to 12800 ISO. The images produced are very pleasing. Has built in image stabilization and has weather sealing.
Its a blast to use in full manual, relying on the top dials for exposure adjustments. However you can also use it like any other camera with front and rear dial controls.
I found a good way to use the top ISO dial is to set AUTO ISO on, and under sensitivity, set the max limit at the lowest to ISO 200 (although you can set this higher if you want). The camera will then automatically choose between ISO 100 to 200 (or what ever limit you set) if the top ISO dial is set to 200 or lower. Then when setting the top ISO dial to a higher ISO number the camera sets auto ISO up to (or lower) that new limit as needed for proper exposure. This allows you to quickly adjust the max ISO with the top dial without having to go into the menu or remap a button to disable or enable auto ISO. Also when an ISO is set, you can easily use the exposure compensation dial to fine tune above or below the metered ISO value. Alternative you can turn off AUTO ISO and just use the dial manually without the camera adjusting to lower values. Its very easy once you realize how Nikon engineers intended this to work.
I found I needed the smallrig grip accessory as the Zf handles better with the added grip, especially with FTZ adapted lenses. Although its not an overly large camera, it did feel a little cramped when handling it. Its a design trade off for the stylish retro look.
I got the 40mm F2 kit, and found the 40mm F2 SE lens produced very pleasing images, however I thought the build quality was too plasticy feeling and took a little away from the overall experience.
The Zf is built like a tank, its very solid feeling, it has a metal frame, top plate and bottom plate. The rear button area is plastic. I think the flippy LCD screen frame may be metal as well. The battery door is plastic. The sensor doesn't have a shutter that closes when the camera is off or when the lens comes off. Care is advised when changing lenses to avoid introducing dust or contaminates into the sensor area.
I noticed my AF-S 50mm F1.8 G focuses a little slower and hunts somewhat when mounted using the FTZ adapter.
I had 3 bright pixels visible on the sensor on higher ISOs. They were resolved by running pixel mapping within the setup menu. This is not uncommon and each of my other cameras had similar issues.
Finally I used the Snapbridge app to connect via bluetooth (no issue), but when I tried to connect via WiFi, it wouldn't work telling me the password was incorrect (password was correct). I had to configure the camera WiFi connection as an open network for my phone to connect to it. I was then able to browse images and download them to my phone. During the WiFi connection process while fiddling with the password, the camera froze up and required the battery removed in order to restore normal operations.
Its a blast to use in full manual, relying on the top dials for exposure adjustments. However you can also use it like any other camera with front and rear dial controls.
I found a good way to use the top ISO dial is to set AUTO ISO on, and under sensitivity, set the max limit at the lowest to ISO 200 (although you can set this higher if you want). The camera will then automatically choose between ISO 100 to 200 (or what ever limit you set) if the top ISO dial is set to 200 or lower. Then when setting the top ISO dial to a higher ISO number the camera sets auto ISO up to (or lower) that new limit as needed for proper exposure. This allows you to quickly adjust the max ISO with the top dial without having to go into the menu or remap a button to disable or enable auto ISO. Also when an ISO is set, you can easily use the exposure compensation dial to fine tune above or below the metered ISO value. Alternative you can turn off AUTO ISO and just use the dial manually without the camera adjusting to lower values. Its very easy once you realize how Nikon engineers intended this to work.
I found I needed the smallrig grip accessory as the Zf handles better with the added grip, especially with FTZ adapted lenses. Although its not an overly large camera, it did feel a little cramped when handling it. Its a design trade off for the stylish retro look.
I got the 40mm F2 kit, and found the 40mm F2 SE lens produced very pleasing images, however I thought the build quality was too plasticy feeling and took a little away from the overall experience.
The Zf is built like a tank, its very solid feeling, it has a metal frame, top plate and bottom plate. The rear button area is plastic. I think the flippy LCD screen frame may be metal as well. The battery door is plastic. The sensor doesn't have a shutter that closes when the camera is off or when the lens comes off. Care is advised when changing lenses to avoid introducing dust or contaminates into the sensor area.
I noticed my AF-S 50mm F1.8 G focuses a little slower and hunts somewhat when mounted using the FTZ adapter.
I had 3 bright pixels visible on the sensor on higher ISOs. They were resolved by running pixel mapping within the setup menu. This is not uncommon and each of my other cameras had similar issues.
Finally I used the Snapbridge app to connect via bluetooth (no issue), but when I tried to connect via WiFi, it wouldn't work telling me the password was incorrect (password was correct). I had to configure the camera WiFi connection as an open network for my phone to connect to it. I was then able to browse images and download them to my phone. During the WiFi connection process while fiddling with the password, the camera froze up and required the battery removed in order to restore normal operations.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2024
Size: CompactStyle: w/ 40mmVerified Purchase
Probably the best digital camera Ive owned overall
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2024
Great camera; build quality like 80s DSLR - brass top plate and knobs, metal body. Very intuitive if you shot film back in the day - having an actual ISO dial up top along with exposure compensation is great. Autofocus is amazing (still working on optimizing that for my use). IMHO the SmallRig grip is a must; this camera is somewhat literal to the 1980s industrial design, and not the easiest to hold. The big surprise is the 40mm lens... I originally didn't love it, wide open its a hair soft... I ordered the 50mm 1.8 to compare, and it's fantastic, but a bit large, so sent back; the 40 - stopped down a bit - surpasses the 50 in sharpness.. while being a tiny, light lens. Overall a fantastic piece of kit.
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2024
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JC Mexico
Es una gran cámara. gran diseño y funcionalidades
Reviewed in Mexico on December 1, 2023Size: CompactStyle: Body OnlyVerified Purchase
JC Mexico
Reviewed in Mexico on December 1, 2023
Con 8 pasos de estabilización (usando lentes Nikon Z), la función de pixel shift para lograr archivos de hasta 96MP y el diseño, se convirtió en mi nueva cámara de viaje y fotografía callejera.
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Reviewed in Mexico on February 4, 2024Size: CompactStyle: w/ 40mmVerified Purchase
