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<blockquote data-quote="Clovishound" data-source="post: 818166" data-attributes="member: 50197">Hello and welcome.Do you currently own any Nikon mount lenses, and if so, which ones. I have the Z5 and have a couple Nikon Z lenses, and one F mount with the FTZ adapter. The adapted lens works quite well, but the Z lenses are definitely a cut above. Lens availability for the Z mount is still a little thin on the ground. The telephoto lenses for the Z are pricey, although the new 180-600 is a relatively affordable long tele. All that depends on what your budget can stand. I can't speak to the Z7ii, but I am all in on the Z series as opposed to the DSLRs. There are quite a few advantages not available in the older systems.I can't speak to the focusing abilities of the 7ii as compared to the 850, I'm sure someone who has had experience with one or the other, or both will chime in. I would be surprised if the D850 was superior to the 7ii for AF performance with runners.I see that Nikon has put the Z7ii on sale for $700 off several times over the last few months. In fact, it's on sale right now for $2300. I suspect they may be clearing out stock in preparation for the rumored Z7iii later this year.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Clovishound, post: 818166, member: 50197"] Hello and welcome. Do you currently own any Nikon mount lenses, and if so, which ones. I have the Z5 and have a couple Nikon Z lenses, and one F mount with the FTZ adapter. The adapted lens works quite well, but the Z lenses are definitely a cut above. Lens availability for the Z mount is still a little thin on the ground. The telephoto lenses for the Z are pricey, although the new 180-600 is a relatively affordable long tele. All that depends on what your budget can stand. I can't speak to the Z7ii, but I am all in on the Z series as opposed to the DSLRs. There are quite a few advantages not available in the older systems. I can't speak to the focusing abilities of the 7ii as compared to the 850, I'm sure someone who has had experience with one or the other, or both will chime in. I would be surprised if the D850 was superior to the 7ii for AF performance with runners. I see that Nikon has put the Z7ii on sale for $700 off several times over the last few months. In fact, it's on sale right now for $2300. I suspect they may be clearing out stock in preparation for the rumored Z7iii later this year. [/QUOTE]

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