Big Sensor Compact Camera

I'm really pleased with this new sensor, and having in-body stabilization is a big plus.

Compact camera with powerful sensor. Love film camera type dials in X-T line.

Somehow I got a big piece of something on my camera sensor. I used the swab along with the required solution to cleanse the sensor. It remove the big piece of something. The sensor is in perfect working order after using,

Medium is perfect for a full frame sensor and a camera bag. Fits easily into the bag, not too big. Gets 90% of the dust off my sensor. Love this thing!

Great camera in a nice size - not too big, not too small. I like the relatively large sensor. Paired with the 18-105mm lens, it's a great for almost any situation.

Nice, solid, compact camera. Almost wish it was a little more compact, but that probably would have meant a smaller sensor. The APS-C sensor is one of the things that attracted me in the first place, and the Z50 is smaller than my D7500 slr. The 16-50 lens retracts close to the camera body and so far has been yielding clear sharp images. Wish it had a little more speed and reach on the long end, but realize it’s a kit lens and trade offs have to be made for weight, price, etc. If you’ve been shooting Nikon the menu layout and functions will be very familiar and if you’re new to Nikon it will be very easy to learn and follow. I’ve had several Nikon digital cameras and have always thought their menus can’t be beat. One small disappointment was the owners manual. In the past my Nikons always came with thick, detailed, but easy to use operating manuals. The Z50 manual introduces features without explaining them well enough. You may want to download the real manual or do what I did and buy a independent book that explains this camera with the detail you need. Control layout on the Z50 is typical Nikon- not cluttered and everything where you need it. You can shoot this camera all day long just about using nothing but your right thumb and index finger. I feel this is a perfect camera to get started with the Nikon mirrorless system, and if I’m happy with results using it, may not see a need to go any farther into their mirrorless lineup. I’m kind of old school and still feel a little more comfortable with a dslr, so may wind up using the Z50 more as a backup or easier to pack travel camera.

Is a great camera is compact and the stabilization image-sensor works great. Is my second Olympus camera after ten years. I choose buy another because the Olympus optic is one of the best and the 4/3 system is great because I can use hall of my lenses.

Compact camera with ff sensor takes great photos. Prefer this over my dslr as the go to camera

I use this mainly during night photography, It's very small compact, only one button so very very simple to use. Just make sure you aim it towards the sensor on your camera....

This is a great camera. I love the vintage looks of this camera. I bought it for street photography to use with my Zeiss 35mm f2.8 and Zeiss 55mm f1.8 lenses. Very neat, compact kit. Yes, I wish it had two SD card slots, a better EVF, more buttons, and a higher resolution sensor. But then it would be a different camera altogether. Truthfully, I agonized over this purchase. I bought one from B&H and returned it. Then I bought it again, and I'm keeping it. (thanks B&H.) I can live with the so-called short comings to get the positives: (1) classic looks, (2) full-frame sensor, (3) compact form factor. I understand an A7C MK 2 is coming later this year with more bells and whistles, but I decided to get this model because it's already a great camera that meets my needs.