The first Nikon Z7 II camera reviews are out

The first Nikon Z7 II camera reviews are out:


Nikon Z7 II camera review at Ephotozine:

Pros:

  • Excellent image quality
  • Extremely high-quality lenses available
  • High-speed shooting possible – 10fps
  • 5-axis image stabilisation
  • SD card slot a welcome addition
  • Excellent handling

Cons:

  • 4K UHD Video (not CINE)
  • Some will wish the screen could face forwards (not everyone)
  • Battery life is still quite short


Nikon Z7 II camera review at CameraJabber:

Pros

  • High-quality sensor
  • Excellent user interface and control layout
  • Weatherproof build

Cons:

  • A vari-angle screen is of more use than a tilting screen for portrait orientation images
  • The viewfinder resolution is no longer class-leading


Nikon Z7 II camera review at AmateurPhotographer:

Pros:

  • Features a much improved buffer performance
  • Introduces dual card slots for backup, overflow and segregation
  • Excellent handling and incredibly intuitive to use
  • More affordable than the original Z7 at launch
  • Face, eye and animal detection made easier to access
  • Battery life doubles with the new MB-N11 battery grip
  • EVF automatically disables when screen is pulled out

Cons:

  • A 1.08x crop is applied to 4K/60p video
  • Viewfinder resolution doesn’t match its closest rivals
  • Extended shutter speeds only available in manual mode
  • Tilting screen isn’t complimentary to portrait shooting
  • Top speed of 1/2000sec using electronic first-curtain shutter
  • Autofocus is still an area for improvement for professional


Nikon Z7 II camera review at DigitalCameraWorld:

Pros:

  • Excellent image quality
  • Lovely handling
  • 5-axis IS system
  • Best-in-class build quality

Cons:

  • EVF resolution lower than rivals
  • Tilt-angle display, not vari-angle


Nikon Z7 II camera review at PhotographyBlog:

“Overall, the Nikon Z7 II – like its predecessor – is an excellent camera, with a good range of features and specifications which are likely to appeal to a diverse range of professional and high-end enthusiast photographers. Adding the secondary card slot is a real bonus for anybody using a camera for special events, such as weddings, where it’s absolutely vital that the pictures aren’t lost.”

Ratings (out of 5)
Design 4.5
Features 4
Ease-of-use 4
Image quality 5
Value for money 4

→ Nikon Z7 II review by Dpreview (see also their sample gallery).

→ Nikon Z 7II: product tour.

→ Nikon Z 7II: shooting landscape photography with Stefan Forster.

→ More Nikon Z7 II hands-on reviews:

Check Nikon Z7 II availability at: Adorama | B&H | Amazon | WEX | Park | Calumet | Canada.

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