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<blockquote data-quote="stmv" data-source="post: 795899" data-attributes="member: 10038">Over 3 weeks now with the Z7, and how is it doing, ... fantastic, No regrets getting rid of the Sony Gear, as Nikonhas gotten most of this mirrorless right. The camera is way lighter then the heavy Nikon SLRs, but still a nice heft to let you know you have Nikon. The grip and use of the camera is very natural. I really like the way they beefed up the speed control dial and with the Z lens can change the aperature on the lens, so the camera can be shot very oldschool.The images are awesome, 3D focus is the hot topic ,,, not as good as an 850, but then I did not havean 850, and am not obsessed with auto focus 3D mode. So,, for me,&nbsp; the camera allows me to focus my old Nikkor lens via focus peaking, and of course control the exposure via the electronic view finder. so,, far so good.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="stmv, post: 795899, member: 10038"] Over 3 weeks now with the Z7, and how is it doing, ... fantastic, No regrets getting rid of the Sony Gear, as Nikon has gotten most of this mirrorless right. The camera is way lighter then the heavy Nikon SLRs, but still a nice heft to let you know you have Nikon. The grip and use of the camera is very natural. I really like the way they beefed up the speed control dial and with the Z lens can change the aperature on the lens, so the camera can be shot very old school. The images are awesome, 3D focus is the hot topic ,,, not as good as an 850, but then I did not have an 850, and am not obsessed with auto focus 3D mode. So,, for me, the camera allows me to focus my old Nikkor lens via focus peaking, and of course control the exposure via the electronic view finder. so,, far so good. [/QUOTE]

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