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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Nikon Z30 Pros: Q/p ratio - portability for outdoor and trekking, easy handling, ergonomics, ease of use, very simple file sharing via ad hoc wi-fi with dedicated app; Nikon quality... Also for accessories Cons: display that is difficult to read in strong daylight conditions; no viewfinder; battery life (about 200-300 shots). Opinion: After years of hiatus from photography for various reasons (I already had a Nikon D300 and a Nikon 1 J5) last November for my birthday I decided to get a new ML, to better capture my outdoor adventures, especially in the mountains. In fact, I was tired of limiting myself to the usual smartphone photos that look good on small screens but then ... Not wanting to risk bringing too heavy and expensive equipment, I opted for the new entry (at the time) Z30 with the kit of 2 lenses 16-50 and 50-250. Super good choice in terms of portability (I then opted for a quick-release shoulder strap set) and the quality of the photography. I then used it for sports photography and for musical events, for urban landscapes, streets, monuments, motoring events (a thousand miles), public events (Alpine parade, patron saint fair), always with great satisfaction for the rendering of colors and the definition of details even though it is not a FF. Limitations: outdoors in case of strong light (for example at the sea) it is very difficult to see what is framed in the display: in that case perhaps a small viewfinder like on the Sony 6000 series would help. The standard battery does not have much autonomy: depending on the conditions from 250 to 300 shots depending on the use of the display and any videos... So I bought a second battery (strictly original) to keep in my bag. The package lacks the external wall charger: without it, to charge you have to connect the machine to a socket using a special cable supplied with the battery in the compartment, which prevents you from using the machine unless you use a powerbank; At least there is a free memory card. The gust is very effective as I have been able to experience in sports (rugby). With the firmware update last May, the software also improved in the video. sent on August 14, 2023 |
 | Nikon 1 J5 Pros: AF fast. High definition (20.3 MP) despite small sensor (1 "). Handy and lightweight. Zoom Kit 10-30 (Eq. 27 to 81 mm). Jpg files of your choice / raw / raw + jpg. Continuous shooting up to 60 fps ( !). Tilt folding screen up to 180 degrees for car shots. Instantly share with wi-fi on your smartphone. Cons: No viewfinder. Monitor difficult to read in bright light. Opinion: 339; Sport program is where you can preset speed multi-shot 10 to 60 fps via intermediates 20 and 40. Program Movies: Full HD at 30 or 60 fps, 4K (only 15 fps) shooting time-lapse (I have not yet tried) and accelerated video ... RNLA Battery (EN EL 24 to 850 Ah) has a range of about 300 shots Actual including the display of menus: in short, for a full day of hiking in the photo is that the defect sufficiente.rnSemmai It is that you can recharge the battery by pulling it out from the camera body. With the machine off with the "play" button you can also view the sun photo: I found that the machine is off, holding down the PLAY (x view photos) pulling the lever for the ignition, you can access all'archvio photos without turning the whole machine (which would also involve the lens aperture) .rnCon wi-fi and the App Nikon (WMU) you can use your smartphone as a remote control to shoot (thethe screen displays what is captured by the camera!). rn sent on July 23, 2015 |
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