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The Nikon 1 V2 is a mirrorless camera with 1" (2.7x) sensor and 14.2 megapixels manufactured from 2012 to 2014 (discontinued). The range of sensitivities, including ISO extension, is 160 - 6400 ISO and it has a continuous shooting (burst mode) of 15 FPS. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 454 €;
11 users have given it an average vote of 8.5 out of 10
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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Google Translate.
Pros:Increase in equivalent focal lengths thanks to the small sensor, weight and size, presence of viewfinder, good grip, cost.
Cons:You can't go up much with ISO but it's something you'd expect from a machine with a small sensor.
Opinion:Bought once the system 1 had already been discontinued by Nikon to use it with the 70-300 for itinerant bird photography and I am absolutely satisfied, as long as I accept its characteristics (it is a machine that must be used at low ISO so for photography of subjects posed preferably with the sun) is really fine, you can take it hours around your neck without feeling the weight and it is also easy to put everything in a backpack taking up little space (thanks also to the fact that the 70-300 is collapsible), I imagine that the V3 is superior but those complete with everything would have cost me much more than the lens and also considering to take separately at least the car and the viewfinder (doing without the adapter for me useless but also the handle) however it came to prices not much lower instead this for 250 euros had also included the 18.5mm with its hood, an original case for this pair and a 32gb memory.
Pros:Compactness of the Nikon1 system, everything is reduced: camera body, optics, sensor....
Cons:the sensor, in fact. Excellent, given the small size, but penalized at low lights. Personally to have the maximum it is better not to go beyond the 400iso exceptionally 800
Opinion:I love this system, unfortunately out of production, the possibility of having an entire kit from 18mm to 300mm in a very small photographic bag helps a lot in travel, street and mountain photography. In addition to going unnoticed, in genres such as the street is a considerable help. It is necessary, however, to do a little practice with the reduced ergonomics of the body and the objectives, but the result has no equal. As for the definition I had photos published on half a page in a couple of magazines, so the quality is certainly not poor.
Pros:Speed, ergonomics, the possibility of mounting any optics and the reason why I approached this system, namely the possibility of almost trims the focal point of my goals.
Cons:Price of the new
Opinion:I believe that the only point against this machine (it would be fairer to say "this system") is the price of the new. I use the Nikon system and I have accquistato this camera for two reasons. The first reason I bought this camera, is the possibility, multiply the focal point of my goals. The second reason, is the fact of having, a compact and light system, to always carry with me, with a camera body and two small zooms, covering 90% of the needs. I use three sensors, FF, APS-C and this 1 ", so doing I tried my optical park. Actually, I approached the Nikon 1 system, buying a J1. Camera in my way to see already good, especially for the use already said, the ergonomics of the latter however, did not satisfy me. Smooth body and without gripping points, use it already with a 180 mm was very uncomfortable, and also the lack of the viewfinder did not help. With the Nikon1 V2 is all another music, it is beautifully wields and has everything you need. I would recommend this camera to anyone who uses the Nikon system, especially now that, the Nikon 1 system has gone out of production and the prices will drop further.
Pros:Speed, lightness and the ability to mount bayonet optics f through adapter
Cons:1 "sensor, uncomfortable commands in my opinion, nikkor 1 penious targets, sold at ridiculous prices and poor quality, among other things
Opinion:I bought it with a zoom lens kit taken and put on one hand, used with adapter to mount a good telezoom, it was the only reason I bought it, since I had read of a speed nothing bad. I was pleasantly impressed with the files despite the ridiculous 1 "sensor. rnNon I liked the layout of the commands (it's true I'm used to a D750 and an omd em1 that have the perfect commands, especially the olympus), but I'm too I have not had the chance to try it out for a while, for the little I've been able to test it, I can say that it is very well constructed and aesthetically I like it very much, even though May may be considered an abortion, but these are tastes. "The thing I adore in part is the adapter: mount my 70 200 2.8 tammy having the equivalent of a 190 540 2.8 .... amazing .... the focus is good and enough fast, but I must say that in some situations of low contrast and / or little light makes chaff; for the cosand the negative regarding the coupling with the official adapter is that with my multiplier kenko 1.4 300 pro you lose the automatic maf, and even worse is that the power take-off is on the machine and consequently on the adapter, making it impossible the mechanical dragging of the lenses on afd optics, which can only be used with manual maf ... a great shame.rn I should say that all in all I was impressed by this machine, also because in the world of used any As a comparison term I have spent 390 euros for a 1v2 with a few clicks (about 4000), original nikon adapter, and the base lens 10 30mm vr (penoso), a kit lens kit 18 55 vr and the ' nikon wireless adapter + shipping.
user47725
sent on July 11, 2016
Pros:Speed ??and accuracy of focus, 15 frames per second, silent electronic shutter, electronic viewfinder, precision display, economic and quality rnottiche just see the results of phozone.de
Cons:Warms up slightly near the batteries after intense use
Opinion:The most impressive thing is the speed and accuracy of focus with economic type 75/300 Sigma lenses that with the FT1 accessory becomes a 810 mm, have not tried the best performing optics nikon but just look at the picture below Heron vain, martino 1,2,3,4 etc. or my arrows tricolore.rnSempre with FT1 you have the focus also assisted with all optical AI
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