Nikon zfc

The latest addition to Nikon’s compact mirrorless lineup is the Z fc, which, if the aesthetics don’t make it obvious enough, stands for “film camera.” Oddly, it happens to capture your images on a 20.9-megapixel APS-C sensor, not film. Digital not chemical! The nostalgic design also extends to its manual control set. An ISO range

A new toy brings more joy into my photo workflow. I bought something a few weeks ago. I’ll say that quietly, as I’ve been doing a very good job of curtailing my gear acquisition syndrome so far this year, and this was definitely an unplanned fall off the wagon. To be fair, it was an item on my scheduled purchases for the year. So, buying it didn’t come completely out of the

The Nikon Df 2.0.

I'm a die-hard Fujifilm shooter. However, if the brand didn't exist, these would be the cameras I would use in a heartbeat.

The Nikon Zf is not the first time the company has referenced its classic film SLRs of the early 80's, but having used it a little, we think it's the most successful so far. It's more than just a pretty Z6 II alternative or full-frame Zfc.

Will Nikon's lines of Zfc and Zf cameras steal any of Fujifilm's market share with their similarly-designed cameras? Here's my perspective.

Nikon's latest mirrorless goes back to the future with mechanical dials and heritage design features

Nikon is taking a trip back to its glory days of 35mm film photography with its second Z-series APS-C (DX) mirrorless camera, the Z fc.

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