NikonZ 7II with Zoom Lens | Ultra-high resolution full-frame mirrorless stills/video camera with 24-70mm f/4 lens | Nikon USA Model

Yes, it's a Nikon. So do ya' think I'd say "not good"? Well, it is not good! It's great. It's fantastic. God's gift to humanity. Really. I'm a pro photographer for .... well .... too long. I've spent decades with Nikon. They never (and I mean NEVER) disappoint. Z7ii is great. Full frame, excellent resolution, excellent results. Let me say this quietly: firmware could be better. AF is sometimes slow. Don't even think of using it without SnapBridge. Also, wifi connection is sometimes a hassle. Please (and I mean PLEASE) consult Nikon's manuals very (and I mean VERY) carefully if you want to avoid disappointment. And if you are a first time Nikon user .... well .... give yourself a good 2 weeks pilot period. It's worth it, I promise. Again, Z 7ii is great. Shipping was fast. Thanks.

What an amazing camera. It's a bit overwhelming at first learning all the settings. Nikon does provide a great free video (once you've registered the camera) that helps to explain all the major features and functions. There are also many YouTube videos from people who dive deeper into its functions, settings, and uses. And at 45MP, you can't beat the exceptional quality of any prints from the Z 7II. As an artist, this camera was a must for me, in order to photograph and upload extremely high-quality images of my paintings so that my customers can get them printed in any size, using a variety of mediums, such as canvas, paper, metal, or acrylic.

I'm a full-time photographer. This is my daily driver. I have 3 of them. It's been a good replacement for my D850s because the reduced size has helped the arthritis in my hand.

The Z 7II is a nice camera, excellent low-light pickup, but I've yet to scratch the surface of its full capabilities as there's quite the learning curve. That said, must add that I'm an old manual film camera shooter who owns digital cameras but the capabilities of this camera demand further reading. I was weighing Sony versus Nikon but one reviewer's comment that Sony was more like a computer than a camera sold me to Nikon. Still, this thing's a computer. A significant hurdle in learning has been the instructions Nikon provides - they're awful! Had a terrible time getting the camera to sync with wi-fe and then transfer images to my laptop, and there was something else that was rather basic but Nikon fell flat in telling the user how-to. Reminds me of Chinese product instructions obviously not originally written in English.

As an avid photographer and videographer, I’ve had the chance to work with a variety of cameras, but the Nikon Z 7II has truly impressed me. This full-frame mirrorless camera combines cutting-edge technology with outstanding image quality, making it an essential tool for anyone serious about both stills and video.

I am a D850 owner as well and man...this camera has taken over, I reach for it far more often. I love the Live view finder, super sharp images. I got the Viltrox FTZ and it's fantastic so I still use all my old lenses.

Love the camera but the box came in a shameful state.

It ok but doesn't do well for birds in flight.