Z 30 Body

Yes it is good if you accept it doesn't have EVF. EVF is usefull for shot outdoor under bright sun. Used Z30 and Z50 have similiar prices. Better get Z50. https://cameradecision.com/compare/Nikon-Z30-vs-Nikon-Z50

Tested on my Z30 in both direct (camera AP) mode and via bonjour. Works, and the view is responsive. Not many features or adjustments are available on the Z30, though. I can adjust ISO, but trying to tweak anything else hangs it. Some camera settings (most notably shutter speed) don't populate in th

This might be the perfect post for you. It was popular a while back and also pinned by the mods. idk why they unpimmed it, because questions like this are asked everyday here. I use the Ricoh GR for hiking and landscape too. It's fine. Not beginner friendly at all, but I was already pretty experienc

Oh nice. The only thing I know about Birmingham is Peaky Blinders, so now that's how this exchange went down in my head. 1922 in 4-piece wool and flat caps. I also switched from Fuji to Ricoh, mostly because I don't like the Film Simulations. They all feel overcooked to me. I have been thinking abou

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

Me personally I think z50ii is a good camera, but why spend more for a viewfinder? A z30 would do the same and it also has the same APS-C Sensor The z50ii does have the EXPEED 7 processor and a viewfinder but to me they aren’t worth $400.00 + . For that you can get whole premium lens for the z30 and