Camera Decision Mirrorless Ranking

I made the decision to go with this DSLR instead of a mirrorless R5. Mainly this was due to the existing investment in lenses I have, the rugged build quality, and the versatility of this camera. Of course I could get the adapter and was intrigued by mirrorless, but this camera is a different class than I was in (5D mk ii). That eventually fell apart after 11 years and did border on letting me down in Patagonia. I knew build quality was an important aspect. Autofocus and other pro camera specialties were also important. So far it's been great. Have yet to really let it rip in the field but will soon. Happy with this purchase in 2024 (despite wireless but with GPS).

Being recently retired, I find myself traveling more and more. My main camera is a nikon D90, however, it is way too heavy to carry all the time. I've been looking at mirrorless cameras for awhile and finally made the decision to purchase the Sony a6000. What a great decision! The a6000 lives up to it's reviews. Easy to use and beautiful photos. For the price you can't go wrong with this mirrorless gem.

My ranking photographically would be photo enthusiast. I am happy with the new Z6 camera and the 24-70mm f/4 lens. It did not fail to impress. It is very sharp. I can even take pictures inches away from the lens which I like to do in landscape shots. I even have the impression that some of my F-mount lenses are sharper on this camera. An old mirror lens really seems sharper with this camera. Perhaps this is only subjective on my part. So far all of my lenses that I use regularly do articulate with the FTZ adapter. Unless the lens has a focusing motor, they do not auto-focus, of course. The filter supplied with the 'bundle' was greatly appreciated. It works fine. The bag supplied is a little small. The camera with it's lens can be forced into the bag but it requires some effort to get it in and out of the bag. But that is a moot point. In summary, I am very pleased with the camera and I will be shooting more with this camera-lens combination than my D-7000 or my D810 cameras. I would not hesitate to recommend it to a friend. In fact, I already have done so.

This camera has been great. Yes it’s a crop sensor, yes it’s not Nikons highest ranking camera, but it is absolutely a quality product. Has decent weight to it and it feels every bit like a high end camera, in this case comparing to my wife’s z6ii. Looks similar, handles similar, very comfortable to hold. The main thing to know with the camera is that it is small, great as an all around take on trips camera in addition to being able to handle work. Will be buying a ZF in a month or so and have absolutely zero issues using this z50 along with that camera for my business.

I thought long and hard over the decision to buy another DSLR rather than go mirrorless. In the end my preference for the thru-the-lens non-electronic viewfinder, 2 SD card slots and the ability to use all the old F- mount glass won out. I just wish that Nikon would keep up the F- mount line as well as the new Z-mount - unfortunately, I'm afraid they will not. Oh well, there's enough F-mount glass out there to last me my lifetime.

All I ever wanted in a Mirrorless Camera.

Great product. I think one of the best mirrorless camera out there.

I use it for my mirrorless camera. Would recommend.

The best camera so far, love the mirrorless tech.

I bougth this lens for under water use. My third use gave me the third best ranking in the Wide angle with diver-category in the Norwegian national championship for uw photography. The focus seems quick, both under and above water, and the images are sharp. Looking forward to further use!