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<blockquote data-quote="spb_stan" data-source="post: 710027" data-attributes="member: 43545"><p>Lessons from whom?  Compared to the competition Nikon logical, easy to navigate menus are often cited as the best in the industry and moving between camera is easy due to the consistent naming and order. Moving from a D90, my first digital Nikon in 11 years ago, to a D7000 to D800 adding a D850 and then adding the Z6 has meant no diving the manual. My manual was all in Russian so my basic 5th grade knowledge of the language did not get me far so I just went out shooting and have not opened the manual since. Within days of shooting the D850 and Z6, the Z became my #1 camera and has been with me. The interface it intuitive, and easy to use without taking my eye from the EVF. All the ket settings can be set while taking photos right in the EVF and chimping is not required to confirm exposure or focus. With a 100% coverage EVF it means close precise framing is done, as well as exposure and focus before the shutter is released. That is not a difficult or confusing interface at all, just the opposite.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="spb_stan, post: 710027, member: 43545"] Lessons from whom? Compared to the competition Nikon logical, easy to navigate menus are often cited as the best in the industry and moving between camera is easy due to the consistent naming and order. Moving from a D90, my first digital Nikon in 11 years ago, to a D7000 to D800 adding a D850 and then adding the Z6 has meant no diving the manual. My manual was all in Russian so my basic 5th grade knowledge of the language did not get me far so I just went out shooting and have not opened the manual since. Within days of shooting the D850 and Z6, the Z became my #1 camera and has been with me. The interface it intuitive, and easy to use without taking my eye from the EVF. All the ket settings can be set while taking photos right in the EVF and chimping is not required to confirm exposure or focus. With a 100% coverage EVF it means close precise framing is done, as well as exposure and focus before the shutter is released. That is not a difficult or confusing interface at all, just the opposite. [/QUOTE]

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