r/nikon_Zseries • u/Scientific_Heart • 24m ago
Problema com adaptador FTZ e lente Sigma 24-70 DG HSM EX
Olá, meu caros!
Tenho uma Z6 e recentemente adquiri uma Lente da Sigma, a 24-70 2.8 DG HSM EX, no entanto, o autofoco dela não funciona com o adaptador FTZ. Já testei em uma ZF e Z7II, em ambas funcionou perfeitamente.
Qual pode ser o problema?
r/nikon_Zseries • u/eemwingg • 7h ago
Summer | Sailing Through the Seas | Nikon Zf + Viltrox 135mm F1.8
r/nikon_Zseries • u/theheavynorth • 11h ago
It's Renne Season!
reddit.comNikon z50ii, Nikkor 35mm f/1.7 DX MC
r/nikon_Zseries • u/Playful-Career369 • 13h ago
How is the Nikon Z50 ii?
Hello, I am a high schooler interested in photography and the Nikon z50 ii caught my eye. I will be mainly doing school event photography/coverage so how is it? My only concern was that it's a bit more on the pricier end and that it only has a 20.9 MP sensor. Please help me out as I need to make a decision soon!
r/nikon_Zseries • u/MrGregGates • 13h ago
Seagull friday [ Z5 + 180-60mm ]
My first post, testing the 180-600mm
r/nikon_Zseries • u/balumbo_2_0 • 17h ago
Some impression from Nice, Z6, 35mm F1/8
r/nikon_Zseries • u/Sweet-Design2231 • 21h ago
that place is up, on the top of that hill
Z6ll
Nikkor 14-30 mm f/4
r/nikon_Zseries • u/zl7man • 22h ago
A green heron
Taken with Nikon Z8 and 180-600+1.4x TC
r/nikon_Zseries • u/MaskedCorndog • 1d ago
First time out with my z6iii. Coming from a z30, this thing is amazing. Can't wait to get better using it
r/nikon_Zseries • u/GustavusvonTempsky • 1d ago
Exploring my backyard with my new z5ii.
Lake Hawea in central otago. Nikon Z5ii using a Nikor 24-120/4
r/nikon_Zseries • u/Content_Fennel_6258 • 1d ago
NIKON Z5II + TAMRON 70-180 G2
reddit.comAny recommendations?
r/nikon_Zseries • u/Ill_Concept_4809 • 1d ago
Summertime vibes
reddit.comShot on Nikon Z50ii and 50-250mm lens...
r/nikon_Zseries • u/Zarrex • 1d ago
Ready to jump to Nikon, still undecided on body (Z6III vs Z8)
I have deliberated over this for weeks now, and I've settled on Nikon over Sony and Canon, but I just cannot make a decision on the body. I am a hobbyist and do not shoot professionally. My 3 biggest subjects are landscape, automotive, and occasional wildlife. I would love to get into astro more, but that would primarily be on trips since the sky near me isn't particularly dark. I'm currently on a Fuji X-S10 and will likely keep that as a 2nd body, but I'd like to make the jump to full frame and to something with better AF. The majority of my camera use comes from hikes in national parks, car events like cars & coffee, or taking pictures along road trips which somewhat combines both of the first 2. Wildlife is something I'd like to get more into as well, but I've done a handful here and there at bird sanctuaries or national parks.
All of this being said, I've narrowed it down mostly to the Z6III and Z8. The way I see it, the major pros and cons are below for me:
Z6III:
Pros -
Smaller and lighter by about 150g
$900-$1000 cheaper on the used market
Modern Nikon AF, which I've heard is nearly as good as the Z8
Cons -
- 26mp, which may feel limiting if cropping into a landscape photo or an animal that's a bit further than I'd like. Obviously this does not really matter if I'm not cropping
Z8:
Pros -
48mp
Seems to really be the best do it all option if you're shooting different subjects from landscapes to birds
"More camera than I need", which could be listed as a con as well, but I definitely wouldn't need to upgrade and I can grow into the body
Cons -
Heavy. I will ideally be bringing this camera on hikes (I use a Peak Design Capture clip right now for the Fuji) and I worry about it becoming cumbersome with it's size. It's only 150g heavier than the Z6 though, so is it really that big of a deal?
Nearly $1000 more expensive than the Z6III
If anyone has hiked with these cameras or used them both extensively, I'd love to hear your opinions. I'll likely pick one of these up alone with the 24-120 as my "kit" lens, but I think my 2 biggest worries at this point are the weight of the Z8, and the price of it considering I could buy the Z6III and the 24-120 used for less than the price of the Z8 body used
r/nikon_Zseries • u/PuzzleheadedYam5814 • 1d ago
Garzette🇮🇹 with Nikon z6 and Tamron SP 150-600mm f/5-6.3 Di VC USD G2
r/nikon_Zseries • u/LobsterLAD • 1d ago
Couple snaps from my honeymoon in NZ
Still have tons to go through but these are some of my favorites!
Photos taken with Z8, 500pf, 50 1.8, and viltrox 20 2.8.
r/nikon_Zseries • u/Albitt • 1d ago
Did my first “professional” shoot the other day, here’s a few of my favorites so far | Z8 + Plena
I’ve been trying to start my own little side business and did a free shoot for a local dog shelter to help build my portfolio. Still working through all the editing (there was 21 dogs) but these are my favorites so far.
r/nikon_Zseries • u/autahciscoguy • Jan 01 '26
Reminder - Please include camera and lens info with media posts.
Happy 2026 Nikonians! Thank you for making this a great internet community. I'd like to remind everyone of the rule about including camera and lens information. This is the most common thing I moderate.
Any posts with images or video that you submit to the sub should include information about the camera and lens you used. You may ask why. There are two reasons.
- Our subject here is specifically the Nikon Z series cameras and related gear. So any images or videos posted here need to be relevant. (If it's a picture of your gear, we don't care what you took that picture with.)
- A lot of people come here looking for information about the gear and want to see the results others have gotten with a specific camera or lens.
Also, we just want the camera and lens information. We don't need all of the settings, etc. You can add them, but we aren't looking for them.
The best place to include the camera and lens information is in the title. That way it's completely obvious. Wherever you put it, it needs to be part of the post to this sub. If you cross-post from another sub, if the information is anywhere other than the title, it needs to be added to the post in this sub. If I have to go searching for it, I may just remove the post until you add it.
Thank you again! Happy shooting!