Compare Nikon Camera Models

light and good camera for walk around.. not to good for sports that is what the other models are for, this is for entry into Nikon Mirrorless system. the best is the FTZ adapter letting me use all of my F mount lenses on the new system without any drawbacks.

Took some time to compare and try different models, but happy I decided to go for this one. Slim, flexible, awesome quality and gives me possibility to use the v-mount without rods and accessories. Easy to attach to the body. Enough with connections to run additional monitor and other equipment. To sum up, put it in your basket. You will not be disappointed!

I find that it as a great price compare to similar models, for my specific working demands the application of the Capture OnTouch is easy to set up. The scanner image produce are clear and straight also I find it amazingly fast. Canon makes great products.

$$ vs $$ seems like a no brainer. I havent used the nikon grip so I can't honestly compare it. I mainly wanted the grip for the extra battery life , vertical shutter, and to add little extra grip space for my hands. It's perfectly fine for that.yes the dials do not feel exactly the same as the camera, but its not bad, or worse, just different. There is a very small amount of play in the grip - so it the camera/grip doesnt feel like a single unit. This is very minor, and not really noticeable unless you are looking for it. For all I know, the nikon grip does the same.

I use Nikon cameras. Currently my main camera is the 36 MP Nikon D 810. I compare all other cameras to it. The Zenmuse X5S comes close to matching the 810 in overall quality. Since I have used the X5S on my Inspire 2 only I'm not sure that a direct comparison is fair. However, I am very happy so far with the X5S and feel that it is a big improvement in resolution over the very good X5.

Wow! Nothing can compare to this crop sensor camera, I have Sony A7R III along with Sony 24-70mm G master lens. I try both Sony and Nikon D500 along with Nikon 17-55mm F2.8. I don't see much difference between these 2 cameras. I love to hold the Nikon in my hand and I love the focus along with the Nikon software to edit photos. I love it.

Take good pictures. It is not bad at all compare with expensive Nikon. For people that not use camera every day, this is a good lens and reasonable price. Highly recommend.

I love this lens, and I still get excited to use it after a year! It is manual so you need to focus manually with the ring on the lens. I don't have a problem with this myself. But the aperture does work with my camera functions. So I can use my dial on the camera to change the Aperture. And this lens has a great variety of aperture settings to use. I have been using it primarily for landscapes, and it is crazy how sharp this lens is. Of course I strive to take the best picture possible initially, and I try to frame the shot I want so I don't need to crop later. But if my initial shot isn't perfect or I want to zoom in on an image in post I can just crop and crop and crop. I have a Nikon D810 which also helps the cropping factor because it is a full frame camera. I compare this to my 28mm Nikon, my 24-120mm Nikon, and my 24-70 Tamron. These are the wide-mid range lenses that I can compare it to, and the Zeiss 21mm is far superior. I get such amazing consistently in my pictures with this lens. The sharpness is mind boggling. It is a expensive lens, but I haven't seen anything better so I do think it was well worth it, and I wish I had the entire set!!

Love the camera, and the lens. I changed models because of the spots on the Nikon d610, hope this model is better.

First FX Nikon after several DX models. Excellent camera/lens combination at great price. Excellent customer service and fast shipping. Much faster than one of their competitors. Still waiting for them to ship a preowned lens that, unfortunately, BH didn't have. Oh well. Live and learn!