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<blockquote data-quote="Clovishound" data-source="post: 830048" data-attributes="member: 50197">If the rumors are true, the Z90 should be coming out soon. Most claim a 33 MP crop sensor, 15 fps, precapture, and an expeed 7 processor with excellent autofocus capability. In essence, the follow on to the venerable D500, with most of the modern bells and whistles. It's supposed to come out sometime this year, perhaps in a few months, although I'm not holding my breath for that.I upgraded to the Z7ii last year, but have not been entirely happy with the AF performance on fast moving wildlife, although I have made a few recent setting changes that have me more satisfied with it. I'm thinking that I might pick up a Z90, if it has the features rumored. I could use my Z7ii for landscape and macro, and the z90 for birds and other critters. This would allow me to leave my long lens on the Z90 and the macro on my Z7ii and just change cameras in the field. I hate changing lens in the field, especially with mirrorless.Anyone else keeping a close eye on this new model?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Clovishound, post: 830048, member: 50197"] If the rumors are true, the Z90 should be coming out soon. Most claim a 33 MP crop sensor, 15 fps, precapture, and an expeed 7 processor with excellent autofocus capability. In essence, the follow on to the venerable D500, with most of the modern bells and whistles. It's supposed to come out sometime this year, perhaps in a few months, although I'm not holding my breath for that. I upgraded to the Z7ii last year, but have not been entirely happy with the AF performance on fast moving wildlife, although I have made a few recent setting changes that have me more satisfied with it. I'm thinking that I might pick up a Z90, if it has the features rumored. I could use my Z7ii for landscape and macro, and the z90 for birds and other critters. This would allow me to leave my long lens on the Z90 and the macro on my Z7ii and just change cameras in the field. I hate changing lens in the field, especially with mirrorless. Anyone else keeping a close eye on this new model? [/QUOTE]

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