Nikon Z6, l'annuncio ufficiale - parte V

“ Stefano, una domanda.
Se così fosse, ovvero, se il sensore della d850 avesse le stesse caratteristiche però latenti, sarebbe possibile sbloccarle tramite fw?
Parlo da perfetto ignorante in materia. „

“ Ah si, se il processore ce la fa a gestire anche i calcoli di AF assolutamente si, ma non credo che lo faranno mai, anche se fosse non penso che ammetterebbero di avere i sensori AF sul sensore
(sempre che abbiano collegato i pin del sistema AF al processore.. che in effetti non è detto)
Lo hanno smentito categoricamente, anzi si son fatti pubblicità proprio dicendo che rovinano la qualità di immagine, vedi le piccole righine della A7mk3


Sarebbe fantastica la D850 con l'AF decente anche in LiveView, ma dopo davvero di ML non ne vendi unaMrGreen „

“ A few quick impressions from my 15-20 min with the Z7 tonight

1. Feels distinctly Nikon. I haven't shot an F-body in over a year, but it took no time to get with the program. Sure little things are different from body to body, but everything felt like where it should be. It's good to be home.

2. Handles like a Sony A7/A9 series if Sony suddenly got a lesson in ergonomics. Brand wars aside, the Alphas are damn good cameras, with some very odd Sony-esque choices, such as where does my pinky go when I grab the camera (answer - Sony has a grip extender for that). The Z7 has the weight/balance of the A7/A9 in a very good way.

3. Electronic shutter blackout is maddening. Perhaps my affairs with the A9 have ruined me, but the blackout between frames on electronic shutter is very noticeable. Unclear whether this is because it was a beta body or because it was shooting with uncompressed NEFs, etc. Worth a closer look when we get to production.

4. Autofocus is pretty bang-on. Tracking the "new" way wasn't hard to grasp - if you're not willing to change anything about the way you shoot, I can see this being a serious problem, but it was not a big deal for me to learn a new trick and start focus tracking. I suspect this will suck for sports, but that's based on a gut having shot many sports cameras with legit good AF - the Z7 felt very quick for something like street photography - but I'm unconvinced on its tracking abilities. That may change given the beta body.

5. The 24-70 has a "lock" position that helps prevent zoom creep when walking around. Nikon rep claims the 24-70 can't be shot in the lock position. This may be an issue if true -- unfortunately I couldn't verify it (no card to fire a frame). If someone can verify one way or another that'd be great.

6. Shutter is pleasantly quiet. It sounds no louder/different than any modern mirrorless today. Silent shutter is totally silent but at 1/15s readouts, you're in for a world of hurt for rolling shutter. The A9 remains the only one I've ever used that can spend its entire life in electronic shutter without raising an eyebrow.

7. Shot an adapted 85mm which was very fast and accurate, but the lens definitely felt very busy in my hand.

8. Fantastic EVF. It's class leading for sure.

It's another Nikon, and from my brief first impressions, it's a very good (and maybe even excellent) new Nikon. No killer features to stand it out from the pack, but I'm pretty bullish on the optics. Can't wait to see the production unit. „

“ Mah, spera. Secondo me no. „

“ In effetti, sembra un po' strano che produca 20k z7(immagino che la cifra sia la stessa per le z6) al mese.
Sono pochissime. „