Z 30 Body

I agree with others that having people use the camera they're familiar with (i.e., their smartphones) and emailing or dropping those images into a shared folder is your safest bet. For a shared camera, I would get something with fewer exposed features, less tedious controls, better battery life, and

Thanks! Yeah, you hit the nail on the head. I love my little Z30, it’s practically weightless and I’ve taken lots of great shots with it. I’d happily jump to a Z50ii or possibly just keep the Z30 if it had IBIS, just so I can confidently use S lenses on it and not worry about shaky video, telephoto

I have the Nikon Z30, would guess the Z50ii is a better pick. I attach the the 16-50mm and take the the 50-250mm when the visibility is good. I took it several times > 4000m. Sometimes I take a 13mm of Viltrox, to take landscape pictures after sunset. I take an extra battery for cold days. I place t

It’ll be perfect then. It really handles just like any other Expeed 7 Nikon. I’m using the 26/2.8 with it now, but I’d rather have the DX 24/1.7 (I had it on my Z30 before and enjoyed it).

I have a Nikon Z30 (and a Z6iii). Really like the Z30 for its small size, and it’s good at stills and video. I have the 26mm lens which makes a nice small package. And you can also buy 12-28mm lens which versatile and still small. So I’d go with the z30 and the 12-28mm lens. You can use it on auto m

I had a Nikon Z30 that kept separate settings when switching between photo and video mode. I loved it, I wish my Gh5s or S5 did the same. I tried googling what cameras could but Im dumb and didnt know what to exactly search for.

You have stumbled on the one big Nikon DX issue. Not having ibis. I have the same grief with my z30. But will holdout for at least another 2 years before considering getting anything new (I have a minimum 5 year buy camera rule). But even with not having ibis or a viewfinder I still love the camera