Nikon have a sale on in Australia at the moment. I'm seriously considering buying either the Z6 or Z7 body with adapter.
The issue for me, which I know has been asked by others many times before, on here and other sites, is whether the Z7 is going to be overkill.
File sizes being the one I keep considering. If I were to use the Z camera for native orchids, then I can easily take a couple of thousand images on an outing, with the majority being focus bracketing. So it's not only downloading and storing the files, but also processing and merging them. However, if I stay with my current setup for native orchids, then I would only be using the Z body very occasionally so the file sizes won't be so much of an issue. Now I realise the decision is mine to make, but with the Z6 having a low pass filter installed, I'm a bit worried about real world image detail. All the bodies I currently use apparently don't have low pass filters installed. What this equates to in real world results I'm not sure.
Before I make my mind up, which should be on the weekend, I'm going to check out owners images from the Z6, particularity of birds and animals. It's the micro detail I'm interested in.
Does anyone who has used both the Z6 and Z7 notice any differences in image sharpness between the two?
The issue for me, which I know has been asked by others many times before, on here and other sites, is whether the Z7 is going to be overkill.
File sizes being the one I keep considering. If I were to use the Z camera for native orchids, then I can easily take a couple of thousand images on an outing, with the majority being focus bracketing. So it's not only downloading and storing the files, but also processing and merging them. However, if I stay with my current setup for native orchids, then I would only be using the Z body very occasionally so the file sizes won't be so much of an issue. Now I realise the decision is mine to make, but with the Z6 having a low pass filter installed, I'm a bit worried about real world image detail. All the bodies I currently use apparently don't have low pass filters installed. What this equates to in real world results I'm not sure.
Before I make my mind up, which should be on the weekend, I'm going to check out owners images from the Z6, particularity of birds and animals. It's the micro detail I'm interested in.
Does anyone who has used both the Z6 and Z7 notice any differences in image sharpness between the two?
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