It's as follows:
Z 7
Z 6
Z 50
And not: Z7, Z6, and Z50


Z 7
Z 6
Z 50
And not: Z7, Z6, and Z50
Nikon's official nomenclature for the name of the three Z cameras includes the space between the letter and the number.How is that better, or more correct?
Mike Buckley's response is correct.You have my curiosity. How is that better, or more correct?
And what's up with Nikkor?what about "Nii kon" or "Nee kon" - Georgie Beagle
And why Micro for Macro?And what's up with Nikkor?
Our household has a washer and dryer; no need to go to a laundromat.Nikkormat.
They chose micro to be consistent with their name; if their name had been Nakon, they would have used macro.And why Micro for Macro?
I’m aware Mike. Isn’t this whole thread a joke?By the way, my previous post was a joke, and probably not a very good one.
By the way, my previous post was a joke, and probably not a very good one.
You rated my post as informative, so I was concerned that I might have accidentally misled you.I’m aware Mike.
Nikon made an official statement, it is, indeed "Zee", to the dismay of 90% of the world population.space or no space.... what ever...
the real issue is "Z ed" or "Z ee" like the commercial: "Mommy, there is no more Zee "
Cheers,
alexis and Georgie Beagle
what about "Nii kon" or "Nee kon" - Georgie Beagle
I had noticed that, but when typing it into a Nikon Cafe post, Z6 and Z7 is way more convenient. I'll probably stick with incorrect. After all, it's not D 850 or D 750.It's as follows:
Z 7
Z 6
Z 50
And not: Z7, Z6, and Z50![]()