Park Cameras Mirrorless Camera

The Nikon Z6 is one of the most amazing cameras I have ever used. I have owned a D800, D7500, and a D5600. The High ISO capabilities with the image quality on this camera are insane. See the Milky Way image I captured down at a national park in the middle of the night.  I especially love the smart features of the camera. Unlike the D5000 and D7000 series cameras, I haven't had any issues pairing to SnapBridge with the Z6.   Nikon has hit it out of the park with the autofocus in videos. The eye and face tracking is spot on. I have noticed that it takes a little longer to shoot photos from start to photo as compared to my D800, but the image quality is so much better on this camera.  I would recommend the Z6 to anyone looking to use it for low light images as well as fast action. I have included a photo of a nephew racing up the stairs and I caught a crystal clear image while he was moving. I love having the capability to use my traditional FX lenses on this camera with the FTZ adaptor. B&H Photo has great deals bundled with this camera. Kudos to them for the fast shipping and the awesome price!

Fujifilm is taking mirrorless cameras to new levels. Other camera manufacturers will be catching up for years.

These are always in my camera bag. Fits well over my 70-200 and Sony mirrorless cameras.

Sony a7IV mirrorless camera Will be one of the best cameras manufactured in the world today.

Amazing stabilizer, great with mirrorless cameras.

Solid Ball Head  for mirrorless cameras!

Been loving this lens our our mirrorless cameras.

If you've played with a mirrorless camera already, especially one of the Sony ones, then nothing here will surprise you. It's the same as the other Alpha cameras, only everything is 3x better/faster/sharper! While not revolutionary, this is a big evolutionary jump that gets several steps closer to bridging to the gap with consumer-grade DSLR's, in half the size and at half the price.

I use these on two mirrorless cameras to connect to the stock camera straps. I take off the triangular D-rings and lace these through the lugs (which are nicely de-burred on mo OM-D E-M1's), so there's a minimum amount of clutter getting in the way of my hands and rattling while hiking. They are plenty strong - I carry the camera on a PD Capture Clip when moving and only use the neck strap when changing lenses or waiting/shooting. THese QD's make it easy to jettison the strap when I have a heavy lens (with it's own strap) mounted and when I want to work from a tripod for awhile without the strap getting in the way. The only criticism I have is that the release is hard to operate because the press points are rounded and slippery and tend to squirt away. I'm going to try texturing them with some coarse sandpaper next time I think of it....

This is perfect for smaller set-ups, especially if you're using a mirrorless camera or one of the smaller cine cameras from Sony, Canon, or Blackmagic. It weighs so little that it doesn't add much weight to your ring, making it ideal for run and gun set-ups.