Nikon Z F

Nikon Z f (Review Nikon Z f)

A retro camera with style and substance

Hands on: Nikon Zf review – a retro delight

For retro-camera lovers, the full-frame mirrorless Nikon Zf is the first proper Fujifilm alternative. It’s a more faithful reimagining of the Nikon FM2 than the crop-sensor Zfc, with lovely flourishes that includes brass dials, a threaded shutter button that accepts a cable release, and a new B&W mode. The Zf isn’t just about old-school looks, though – it also packs a punch, with Nikon’s latest processor, 24.5MP stills up to 30fps, its best in-body image stabilization yet, and powerful autofocus. You might not need the Zf for its photo and video prowess, but you’ll want it for how it looks and feels.

Nikon Zf Field Test

The Nikon Zf is definitely not just a Z6 II dressed up in a retro coat. In addition to a very successful blend of traditional and modern design, and the enjoyable retro controls, the Zf also brings a number of very interesting features.

Nikon Zf Review Update: The Weirdest Thing Happened

If you’re a Nikon Zf camera owner, then you probably got a notification a while back about the latest firmware update. This one, admittedly, is quite odd. And if you read through the update, you’ll notice that it really doesn’t seem to do much for most photographers.