Things are heating up in the Nikon Fujifilm race. The New Nikon ZF, Nikon’s biggest answer to Fujifilm yet, is finally here. The highly anticipated full-frame, retro, mirrorless camera is causing quite a stir. ZF is leading a brand new trend that blends history and technology. An opportunity not to be missed for photographers who want to achieve high image quality with the aesthetics of the past and today’s technology.
The new Nikon ZF blends aesthetics and technology!
The Japanese camera maker announced its Nikon ZF, which offers a 24.5-megapixel full-frame sensor, 299-point autofocus with object detection. What’s wrong with this camera! It promises very high features such as in-body image stabilization and dual card slots. The company has equipped this mirrorless camera, which is just like its analog ancestors, with the high technology of the era.
There are more similarities than differences between Nikon ZF and Nikon Zfc. ZF is physically larger than Zfc. Additionally, the viewfinder screen is larger, making it a little easier to look at. There is a small raised bump as a handle.
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Nikon ZF and Zfc look very similar. ZF’s body consists of a magnesium alloy top and front panel. Thanks to this feature, the ZF is slightly more durable than the plastic Zfc. Additionally, while shooting video, the ZF also has a headphone jack in addition to the microphone input to listen to the sound. These subtle differences combine to create a wonderful effect. In this way, ZF will be a very useful camera for FM2 fans and especially street photographers.
There is a thread on the shutter button to screw the cable shutter. In this way, it carries a breeze from the past. He made the shutter speed and ISO dials on the top plate out of brass. The Nikon team used the appropriate material to ensure that it would not spoil the aesthetics of the camera. The team did their best to prevent it from wearing out and losing its colors after long-term use.
Nikon has made an interesting addition for ZF. Located below the nice shutter speed dial is the Black and White (black and white) mode on the photo/video switch. There may be some who find this a bit of an exaggeration. However, Fujifilm, which Nikon ZF competes with, has cameras of this style. In this way, it is not inferior to its rival with its direct black-white access feature.
Nikon isn’t just challenging Fujifilm. It will shake the throne of Leica too. The ZF isn’t as tough a camera as the Leica M11 Monochrom, which is black and white only. Because monochromatic mode is just a software filter rather than part of the sensor’s hardware design. But it struggles with Leica’s vibration-based world.