It's native 64,000 ISO makes easy work when shooting in dark locations. You've already seen the spec sheet, so real world review coming up. Light weight, retro styling paired with Expeed 7 engine and 4K N-Log provide contemporary internals to complete modern projects while still looking cool.

Brass analog dials ensure positive adjustments and will wear nicely with use. Already have a suite of Nikon F-Mount glass? Those are mostly compatible when used with the FTZ adapter, so no need to swap out your 35, 85, and wedding zooms for client work.

Bonus feature, flip LCD can be stowed away for a truly retro experience from before chimping was the norm and saves the screen from unwanted scratches since there's no included cover. Overall, no complaints with this spec-stacked simplified retro body.

I loved the Nikon z6ii so I thought I may like this as an alternative camera with the upgraded processor and flippy screen. Aside from those 2 benefits and the solid body construction, that's about where the good stopped. The controls are terribly clunky especially with the ISO.

Nikon does again, another excellent camera body. Not too heavy, not too light--seems just right. And inside it packs a punch with so many settings/options. Camera technology has come a long way--awesome!

This is my first mirrorless camera, after working for more than 30 years with all other camera formats. This camera is amazing. The image quality is superb and the possibility of customization the dials and buttons are very handy. The autofocus is very good, specially for people.My main use is architecture photos and portraits. Definitely I recommend this excellent camera!

Great low light performance thanks to the 24mp sensor, top tier auto focusing, and novelty manual focus assist in a good looking retro package!

I just got my Nikon Zf and I love it. I have graduated from my Pentax K-01. Yes. I now see the value of a viewfinder. It is remarkable how large this view finder is to the point where after my initial set up was complete, I just turned the backscreen inward and no longer use it. It is EVF all the way. Although I am not a fan of their auto ISO implementation, I have found a couple of work arounds. I miss the FUJI film simulation but found a site that has a lot of custom color profiles that work for me.. The auto focus is excellent and only occasionally hunting or missing if your eyes are in between small tree branches obscured by leaves or flowers etc. I find the camera to be have a good heft and not light. I also use the fantastic 40mm f2 retro. Perfect fit for this camera. Considering the sigma 85mm f1.4 in the future .

Not just the styling, but easier to use. I love the articulating screen, so much more useful than the Z8 screen. I take photos of cars, and often the underside. The whole process is facilitated by this screen. I love using the dials vs menus or buttons, and the photos are excellent.