Exactly what I was looking for, a comparison between the D750 and Z6 since those are the two that most closely compare (and since I currently have a D750). I did not find the video too long as I felt it was pretty thorough. I expected the sensor of the Z6 to be better than the D750 since it is 4 years newer technology, and battery life does not surprise me with mirrorless because you've got to power the EVF vs. the low power requirements of the traditional OVF in most DSLR's. Thank you for taking the time to do this, I look forward to seeing your review after you've shot with it professionally.
Corrections: - Intro - description says "shot on z7" while it should be "shot on z6" - The Z6 high ISO samples in this video were with NR turned on. For the Z6 sample photos with NR set to off, please visit my website: www.photobyrichard.com/reviewbyrichard/nikon-z6-vs-d750-review/ - I mentioned 2 million ISO, but it should be 200K
Thanks a lot for such detailed review. I was exactly looking for the same. While the most of the reviews in the TH-cam seemed to more commercial promoting the Z6, but I found yours to be truly helpful. I loved that instead of pointing out commercial aspects, you pointed out the real world differences instead of keeping out theorical. Such as, high ISO performance. But as you mentioned in real world no one would shoot on those crazy High ISO's. So that's something "on paper". Loved the difference of Dynamic Range that you explained. Again, no one would deliberately underexpose 6 stops, but I loved the difference that you pointed out colour noise in D750. With Z6 we can easily not do bracketing on simple shots where the difference is not much and just pull up shadows in post processing. Great discussion you did on AF. Loved the 90% coverage on Z6. Yes Nikon withdrew d9, d21, d51, 3D Tracking but as you said Z6 is much simpler and hardly anyone can tell when they last used those dynamic points. In Z6 we'd instead simply select Dynamic AF and let the camera decide between the points like 9,21,51 etc. instead of scratching our head on which one should I select. Loved that you discussed about the practical battery performance instead of theorical. Thanks a lot again. I just have one question, two card slots gives me a peace of mind on D750. What do you feel about XQD Cards on Z6? I know XQD's are much faster and more fail-safe than SD. But I just wanted to know your experience.
Thank you for the long and encouraging feedback. Re single xqd slot, since I use it for weddings I would definitely prefer if its dual slot for peace of mind. But I minimise the risk by shooting with both cameras and multiple cards, so in case of a card failure it still won't be devastating. Xqd card also appears to be a lot more reliable than sd card but nothing is 100% safe.
Are you a Nikon d750 shooter? Will you be interested in getting the Nikon Z6? Do you find this video too long? And who are my three super fans that give me a thumbs down within 60 seconds the video gone public? :D
@@igzord haha yes i know. I always get a few dislikes soon after my video is uploaded but I'm amazed how efficient he is this time. I'll pair up the Z6 with a D750 and do a few professional jobs this week and will do another follow up video and talk about the experience.
Terry, yes it seems to be a very versatile camera. and good for both stills and video. Hard to imagine Nikon could create a very capable video camera but they somehow did it!
Paired with an Atomos Ninja V then you can't do better than a Nikon Z6! Not unless you step up into the big boy leagues and get a Kinefinity Mavo / URSA Mini Pro / Panasonic Varicam LT / etc etc etc
Good review! I sold my D750 a while back, purchased the D500 and the D5 which I sold. I just purchased the Z6 and it is better than the critics claimed it is. I am not a wedding photographer so one card slot is not a critical issue. The high iso on the Z6 is easily one stop better than the D750 and I like the newer color science on the Z6. I wasn't able to use IBIS with stills on the Z6 with my F mount Nikon lenses but it worked with the Z 24-70mm lens. I also own some Tamron lenses and I need to wail until Tamron releases firmware to be able to use the lenses. I am going to test this camera out with some dance shoots coming up and I feel confident that the Z6 will be a capable camera, with some caveats, until the pro version of the 24 megapixel mirrorless camera is introduced.
Richard Wong I am glad that you asked me about IBIS. I tried again some of my lenses on the Z6 and IBIS does indeed work with non VR F mount lenses. When I use my VR Nikon lenses the VR isn't highlighted in the menu for some reason but it still works. I have an old Sigma non VR 135 F/2.8 AF macro lens that will focus in manual mode with focus peaking and IBIS works just fine. Thanks for bringing this to my attention.
@@Drlecia1966 this news was started by people who don't know how to use it correctly or set it up. A friend just picked up a Z6 and said it's amazing, he was using a d750 but said the Z6 is A lot better. I am also picking up two Z6
I was just going to watch a snippet of this video to see a quick comparison but you were so thorough and informative I ended up watching the whole thing! Thanks for the video, it helped!
Thank you so much for this video Richard. I am a long time Nikon shooter (D810 and D850). As the birthdays have piled up on my body, I am feeling the need for a smaller lighter camera. I had considered the D750 but the difference in weight and size was not enough to cause me to go to the D750. I had some concerns about the IQ and the auto focus on the Z6 and your video totally eliminated those concerns. Now I am totally excited to get the Z6. Again, thank you very much for this excellent comparison.
Hey Don glad you for the review useful. I am really excited about this camera myself and think it is the most versatile and yet affordable camera Nikon has created since the d750
superb and very detailed. I agree with everything but I think you are the only reviewer that said the Z6 autofocus is as good or better than the D750. Most others say moving subjects, the D750 (and most Nikon DSLRs) are still better.
Nice comparison. Regarding battery life; if you use liveview a lot on the D750, you will run out of battery MUCH quicker than if you just use the viewfinder. I would only get about around 400 shots or so on a full charged D750 battery if using LiveView exclusively.
Oh definitely! Live view on Nikon DSLR (or any DSLR) also drain battery very quickly. But the difference is, with DSLRs, most people don't really use live view extensively unless you are shooting video. You can just shoot with ovf. But you have no such option with a mirrorsless camera, either the EVF or LCD use a lot of power.
You have forgotten the d750 got a pop up flash. It very useful n can act as commander unit. Actually, even the technology have improve now a day, but d750 still better than z6, z7 and d850(imo). Reasons: 1) two same SD card slot. 2) pop up flash, act as commander too. 3) dynamic range still d best. 4) price is cheaper. You can think of many others facts; of course only video is not that good. But in term of photography --the BEST. What do you think??
Agree the flash could be important to certain users, and certain situation. And of course the dual card slots and the fact that the d750 is quite heavily discounted these days so definitely good value for money. But I would say the improved overall image quality, speed (burst speed and clearing buffer), the live view, benefits of EVF are some of the good reasons to get a z6 even if you don't care about video.
I auditioned the Z6 today with my Nikon DX 17-55mm F2.8, Nikon 85mm 1.8g, Nikon 40mm 2.8 and my sigma 70-200mm 2.8. It is a good camera but noticeably slower to focus than my D500. The face autofocusing and stability in video mode is excellent. Overall it's a good camera but should be priced at £1999 including the adaptor
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Very interesting review! I'm currently using a D750 and considering to get a Z6 (24MP is enough and video is better than on Z7)
No, but I would upgrade to a d810 or d850. Then I could use all my current lenses natively. Changing to a mirrorless isn't an upgrade, it's just a change.
@Borrowed Time Yea, I've used the ND filters, and the problem I have is the good ones cost as much as a new lens (exaggeration but not by much) and the cheap ones have a color cast that just isn't clean to pull off on portraits no matter what you do, not to mention the loss of quality, so I'm better off with the speed.
Got a D750. I’m considering getting used D500 for better wildlife shots and same D810 to improve landscape and keep all my glass. Have been considering Z7 but it’s very expensive and not sure any better than what I’ve got or the 500/810 combo.
Thank you for your review! So happy to see a thorough review of this camera from someone who understands Nikon cameras and the AF systems. Also loved your review of the manual focus aids. Great tips for customizing the U2 and the front Fn buttons to assist with manual focus. You got a new subscriber!
How is the mounting on a tripod situation? I read about it possibly being challenging when you are using a FTP adapter. I would be shooting mainly portraits, indoors (low light no speedlight) or in studio. Also, I currently have the d5300 and looking to upgrade. Budget about under $1500 US. I only have 1 full frame lens and mostly DX lenses. Before I start purchasing more fx lenses for moving into full frame cameras, should I go ahead and go mirrorless and buy Z lenses instead, or would buying Fx lenses be a wider move? I'm trying to think ahead and what will be most useful to me in the next 5 years, since eventually it all will end up mirrorless. Thank you for your review
Hi Carla, tripod is ok with the ftz adaptor. While the adaptor would make it hard/impossible to use with some bigger tripod plates, you could always just mount on the adaptor itself and that would work fine? Unless I am missing something but personally I have no problem at all. And re your upgrade path... The new Z lenses proved to be much superior to the equivalent F mount lenses, optical wise. So I would suggest buying new Z mount lenses if possible, unless you can pick up some F lenses at good price. You could also consider the z50 if most of your lenses are DX.. then slowly migrate to the full frame Z lenses.
Thanks for the video! The tradeoff with low-light AF mode is that it's slower, I think it only works in AF-S, and it can lower the refresh rate of the EVF. So it's good for something like shooting landscapes at night on a tripod, but they probably disable it by default in case some people don't want those tradeoffs.
Hey lustig thanks!! Yes it surely only works in AFS. But when shooting during the day, I don't notice the setting has any side effect ? Maybe I will do a bit more testing
@@TheRealRichardWong That's interesting! I read in the manual under low-light AF "Choose On for more accurate focus under low-light conditions when AF-S is selected for focus mode, but note that camera may require more time to focus.". But based on your experience, maybe it doesn't slow down as long as there's adequate light. It could be that it only kicks in when the light drops below a certain level.
@@lustig8312 yes I've read that too (the only part of the manual I've read so far as I want to know what it does) but yes it seems it only kicks in under low light as you said. If anyone notice otherwise, feel free to leave a comment here please :)
I think that 30 minutes is fine for someone who is seriously considering changing from a D750(which I am) and I think to make a large change of system then you should wisely spend a lot more than 30 minutes of your time to investigate..... If you're just kind of looking around and wondering, then 30 minutes is probably too long and you could have made a 5 minute video with bullet points for those people!..... As for a change, no for me right now... reasons? 1. I want the redundancy of 2 cards in camera 2. battery life 3. I travel with two cameras for redundancy but use a d750 and d7200 for versatility-so cards and batteries work for both cameras. If I switch to a Z6 then I need at least 2 more batteries, 2 more cards, and another battery charger more to carry and less redundancy). 4. if I replace the D7200 then I won't get the extra reach from my lenses....5. At 60 years old it's easier to have two cameras with the same system/menu to remember than 2 cameras with different systems/menus... . thanks...You made my decision to hang on to the D750/7200 combination for awhile a little easier!....
D810 user. Need something for low light events. Z6 is my top contender with the D750, especially given Nikons sale price of $1400 usd, is my second pick. Very much appreciate this video!
Hey James, I am a d800 user myself and feel the Z6 would be a great upgrade for myself. Yes agree the current price of the d750 actually makes it quite attractive despite I think the Z6 is more versatile
Thank you Rocky! Don't mind having a fancy studio but I do think my viewers would appreciate solid and useful contents more :) Will see if i can do another Z6 video, maybe when i review the next Z lens. Right now a bit busy with a few reviews coming out very soon
I have both D750 and the D850. I was looking forward to replace the D750 with Z6 and I have realized that there is no gain in doing that while I can do EVERYTHING with the D850 right down to shooting SQUARES at will...I love the D750. When I took a closer look at the Z6 as a replacement for a backup? There was no need to do that... So, I will sell my D750 very soon...
My 2 observations. The shutter on my F100 is max 1/8000, so i am not that impressed with the Z6 max shutter speed. Also, no built in flash with the Z6, so it would be very hard to take a photo indoors or in the car.
Great video. I loved that the first thing you talked about is the ergonomics/grip. For me this is one of the single most important attributes of a camera and can not be stressed enough.
Very good review! I'm currently using a X-T3 and considering to get a Z6 instead, the only problem I have with X-T3 is APS-C sensor and often I need to push ISO to beyond 6400ASA when shooting handboll. With Z6 I will get one extra stop, better DOF and probably better lowlight image quality . What you think about AF-C performance of Z6 versus X-T3 (I owned X-T2 and D800 and was almost satisfied with AF-C for this purpose)?
I can't comment on z6 vs xt3 as I have only used one for very short period of time. But to me, z6 AFC is very similar if not slightly better than the d800 overall
I enjoy your videos, and even though it is a bit long, for those seriously considering the z6 will find this to be very useful, you definitely have lots of experience and know what you are talking about so i for one am always learning from your knowledge.. I've used the D750 for nearly 3 years now, my next camera would either be a 2 card slot mirroless upgrade or the d850, even saying that i don't think the quality of my photos can be improved by a newer camera, as there are many other elements that make up a great image. Keep up the amazing videos, and hopefully your channel will grow further!
Thank you Ling Whye Hang for leaving such a positive and detailed comment. Lots of people are waiting for nikons pro dual card mirrored cameras too, I don't think it will be too far away
I am a disgrunled (at canon) eos 80d shooter. I have been wanting to upgrade to both mirrorless and full frame, but got side tracked and was looking more toward d750 and sony a7iii. I read rumors aboug a possible d760, replacing d750, but maybe z6 is it. ??. Canon's offering seem to be a recycling of old technology. Now how the camers fits my hand is a huge concern. I wear xxl gloves, comfortably. The sony a73 most likely is out for my hand size. The focus points you mentioned with z6 troubles me. I want my next camera to be at least as good as my 80d in fps and shutter speed up to 1/8000 sec. I want mg next camers to have pixel sizd that does not limit my aperture to f/5.8 due to defraction (80d info). I prefer to eliminate the need to microadjust my lenses to the camera's auto focus (reason for going mirrorless). I learned quite a lot using canon enthusiast models, eos 40d and eos 80d. I also lesrned to dislike Canon.
Great job ! Saving up for a Z6 ! Hoping prices will go down after Christmas... not likely though ! Thanks for sharing your thoughts ! Which lense would be best for video, Did you use the kit lense for your video AF testing ?
I NEED ADVICE! What is the best full frame camera for me after the nikon d3100? I have the 50 f1.8 and i don't want to spend a ton of money. Is the d750 worth buying in 2019 or are there other better options for me since i am also interested in video
Selling D610 to get D750 with money difference and get a better D610 overall, or wait and go totally to mirrorless? (whatever Nikon or not). Dual card make a "cheaper" camera PRO, or mostly for pro usage because of that, and Nikon Z doesn't have it compared to cheap cameras. I already have Panasonic G80 mostly for video, but D610 most time is terrible speaking of autofocus, fine tuning etc.. What's your suggestions? Thanks
Hi, thank you very much for the review. I am also interested in the z6 mainly for video. Something I would like to ask is about the rolling shutter test. Was the z6 in 1080p of 4k mode?
hey Daniel, the rolling shutter test. I originally was going to show both 4k and 1080p footage from the z6. unfortunately I screw up the 4k test footage so in the end they are both 1080p from Z6 and D750. 4K mode seems to have slightly more rolling shutter effect. Having said that, it's not visible during normal usage. I only noticed it during the rolling shutter test or when I flip the camera front and back when trying to shoot some vlogging footage
Hi Richard, great stuff. Can you tell me what raw converter or editor you use especially when adjusting / pushing the shadows in the exposure latitude tests - thanks.
Is the 1080p better on the Z6 - Ive heard it isnt because the D750 is optimised for 1080 and the Z6 is optimised for 4K. The reason I ask is I mainly shoot 1080p 50fps on my D750.
D750 user here doing mostly landscapes and some wildlife. Actually been looking at Z7 as a step up but not sure. Wondering if used D810 and D500 would keep me happy and wait for next iterations of Z series? Not really thought about Z6 as such but it’s better value that’s for sure.
Hi Terry, do you need more resolution? If you don't I would recommend the Z6 as it's much better value for money camera and also more versatile with better high ISO and also better video. D810 is nice but if you do landscapes and some wildlife I think the D500 might be slightly better if you want to wait for the next Z iteration because it's a newer camera with a great sensor and crop + high FPS is better for wildlife. The autofocus system on the D500 is also a lot better than the one on D810 too.
Sir i have some questions ◆in z6 can i use inbody stabilization with f mount lens for sharp photos? (105mm 1.4)at 1.4(single point auto focus) ◆Is z6 better perform on low light situation than d750? ◆I heard that mirrorless camera have some sensor cleaning issue after Heavy use..i dont know is that true or not😒
D750: Better by 1 stop for flash sync, worse by 1 stop in shutter speed, worse by 1 stop in ISO, worse by 1stop in post processing, better in low light by 1 stop by default, much better battery life...no need to carry extra batteries for d750, saving on weight. D750: USD 1000 less than z6.
Thank you for the comparison. I'm considering the Z6 at the moment. I need good video and good stills, as such I'm choosing between the Fuji X-T3 and the Z6. What would be your advice between these two? I tried the Sony A7III, but I could not get along with the controls.
I also don't really like the Sony a7 controls too. Between the xt3 and z6, i think they are both great cameras, but my personal choice would be z6 because the sensor is twice the size and you have lots of F mount lenses you could get either brand new or 2nd hand. But can't go wrong with either of them
I'd go for the Z6 for the IBIS plus if your a hybrid shooter the Z6 swaps from still to video a lot easier than the Fuji. Plus the Fuji batteries are very poor.
@@TheRealRichardWong I haven't tried the handling of the Z series, but if it is similar to the D8xx dslrs I should feel at home right away. I really like the Fuji for its controls and the colours. I suspect the Z6 would have a significant advantage in low light however.
@@BjørjaBear The size is closer to (but slightly smaller than) D750 than D800 series. But if you are a Nikon user, you should feel right at home when you pick up a Z6. Yes I agree the Z6 should have advantage in high ISO performance
I think if you have no camera or a Nikon APS-C, get a Z6. Why not? If you already have a D750, just chill and enjoy shooting it. Collect quality glass for the future, when you will eventually buy a new body, which will be a Z6, whatever D750 update is released (if any), or a D850.
@Unknown That's what I would do if I was in a similar situation. The hate toward it is stupid. Unlike the Z7, it's a great value for what you get and seems like a nice camera.
Great review of the Z6 and how it compares to the D750. Currently have the D750 but will be adding a Z6 + FTZ adapter + 24-70 S-line lens, one question, have you tested the 24-70 and how did you find it for sharpness as I plan to use the Z6 on hiking trips as it will be a fair bit lighter than the D750 + 24-120. Thanks for the detail in the reviews, very clear and concise.
I haven't test the S 24-70 f/4 with the Z6 but I did try that with the Z7 and very impressed by the sharpness even on the more demanding 46MP sensor. So I believe the lens should performs great on the Z6
@@TheRealRichardWong Alright, so I have owned the D750 for a few years now and I enjoy it. I've been shooting low light live music concerts and I have been rather hit or miss on successful shots, either from iso noise or just never seem to have the subjects I want to focus on in those centered 51 points. Focus recomposition isn't always a possibility when your subjects are jumping around all over the place; not to mention when you're shooting from the crowd of excited fans. The z6 appears to be the answer with the full coverage of AF points and better ISO handling as well as IBIS. I'd feared upgrading and regretting leaving the D750 behind simply because I know it's been a great camera for me every other time and so I feared the z6 would fail me. After watching this video, I feel more confident that D750 to z6 is an improvement. Sure, the D850 or z7 is/are/maybe better; but I can't afford those and ignorance is bliss. Economically, the z6 is my logical upgrade and it appears it will suit me well. The battery life and single slot doesn't bother me at all. I never shot for backup all these years and if it comes down to it, i'll just bring 2 batteries with me if I shoot too much in one session. Thoughts?
@@brannone6356 I would actually argue the Z6 is better camera than the Z7 for concerts/events..etc You don't need such high resolution and its actually a bit of liablity when you are shooting live events where lighting is uncontrolled, you don't have a tripod and everything moves so it would be very hard for you to get the sharpest possible photo to justify the higher resolution. Also the Z6 has better high ISO performance than the Z7 which is a plus. The biggest downside of Z6 compare to the D750 is the battery life and single card but you don't seem to be bothered by either. I've shoot a number of events including weddings with Z6 and a DSLR and I have to say I'm now shooting 70%+ of photos using the Z6 because I just love shooting with it more than the DSLR. This is a recent wedding I shot with Z6 and a Df.. about 70% of photos were shot on Z6. www.photobyrichard.com/photobyrichard/2018/12/chloe-and-jorgen-the-officers-mess/
@@ZK2006 One advantage of shooting concert with Z6 (or any mirrorless camera) is that you can preview the exposure, and adjust accordingly in realtime. Quite often you have dark background and strong spotlights which can screw up the metering/exposure badly and you don't notice the massively overexposed photo when shooting with DSLR until too late.
nice video - I have had and used Nikon for a long time - both crop and FF - had the D750 for some time - and yes very happy with image quality and low light performance - but really disliked that they used very slow Contrast AF when in Live View - and the D750 was not practical for video So the question was - was I going to wait on Canon or Nikon for FF Mirrorless or go with Sony FF Mirrorless - I had the A7 for some time - and yes liked the Image Quality but hated it as far as shutter noice and it was slow and menu etc was not nice But then came the A7rII and A9 - yes big improvements - but very pricy - but then came the A7 III - at the right price and loaded with good features - very nice Eye AF - good video options - fast AF and improved menu - So I opted to go with Sony - and I am glad I did - as I could not see using the Z6 as no Dual Card Slots - and I did not want to go with Canon with no IBIS - Yes I have the Fuji XT2's and XT3 - and yes no IBIBS but they are much lighter - and I do not use them for all things - mainly use them with fast primes Hope Nikon ups their game soon with Dual Card Slots and Eye AF
For use over a period of time which viewfinder system do you find easier on the eye? I can see a number of advantages to a EVF, but wondered if the constant looking at a lighted screen would lead to eye strain?
Hi Allen, i didn't find it to be an issue. But i don't really look at the EVF continuously for extended period of time either. Normally 30 sec to 1 minute is longest I would look through the EVF continuously before I put the camera down and look at something else.
“Eye Strain” from a Viewfinder? How about adjusting the Diopter on the camera? With and without reading glasses, I have never experienced eyestrain from a Viewfinder.
Nice to see a review from another kiwi! :-) The Nikon Z6 would be a dream camera for me, the most affordable 10bit 4K FF option in the world! However more realistically the D750 is more within my budget, if I get lucky and find a cheap cheap D750 body on eBay/TradeMe then I'll buy a D750 sometime in 2019. As the D750 is a killer general purpose camera for stills, and arguably the best ever stock 1080 DSLR camera for filming with too.
@@TheRealRichardWong already saw a D850 put up for sale in a local Facebook group as they owner is getting a Z6! Not quite what I want though.... a D750 not a D850 :-P Although I've played around with the D850 in person as well, but it is $$$$$$
@@SoundSpeeding d850 is super nice. But keep in mind you really need some super nice glass to pair with it to get the full benefit of the 46mp sensor. 24mp is a lot easier to the glasses and also our wallet imo
@@TheRealRichardWong oh yeah exactly, I don't think I'm ever going above 24 megapixels in the near future! Not just easier on our wallets, easier on my PC too!
Are you crazy most of pro are still using a D4 ... Is 3 years old quit old ? It would be interesting to see if the cheap A72 is fat behind Z6. Reply would be in most of case NO. @@TheRealRichardWong
@@tomariko D4 is a still very capable cameras as it was built on top of decades of experience and many generations of refinements. However, when I was using the D4 with the D5 side by side, it was still quite easy to feel how much better the D5 is. Just the autofocus system itself is a huge difference. But on the other hand, the A7II is largely the same as the A7. The main differences are the IBIS (which A7 doesn't have), software optimisation to the autofocus system and a slightly improved grip. In other words it's largely the same as the first generation A7 camera. I have used both camera quite a lot and own the A7 myself, and honestly they are very far from being mature products with so many issues and limitations from the very slow and unreliable autofocus system (even when shooting in single AF mode), the camera locks up completely when buffer is full, the poor ergonomics just to name a few but the list can go on and on. The whole a7 series only becomes a lot better with the release of a7RII with it's brand new autofocus system and many other improvements. And now the gen III is again a big improvement over the A7RII. But anyway, IMHO there is no comparison between the A7II and the Z6. The Z6 would be a lot better in terms of autofocus, body design/ergonomics, video recording, EVF, LCD screen, buffer clear speed and of course the image quality.
I am a wedding photographer, i was looking for a z6 as a replacement for my d750, but the focusing systems looks like to be poor when compared to the d750's one. Not only for the low light performance, but also in some conditions as horizontal patterns. What do you think abut this?
@@TheRealRichardWong i've previously owned a d600, when i changed to d750 the first thing i noticed was the AF improvement in low light. i am not sure of replacing the d750 with z6 for wedding and other like events because i don't want to go back to d600 Af performance. This is very critical when people is dancing and the lights go very low.
It is better than d600 for sure. If it's static scene then low light AF might help but dancing scene probably not. Do you think you can borrow one from a shop or somewhere for a try? AF is something quite hard to say, I shot some low light wedding using it and found it ok but I also ok with DF which is pretty much d600 af
@@TheRealRichardWong thanks for the advice!, unfortunately there is no possibility to borrow one, but maybe i can rent one. Here in Argentina things are a bit different :(
Awesome review Richard! I'm still thinking of getting either D750 or Z6 for my Real Estate Photography. I know it's still fairly new system and D750 is getting outdated by this new technology. Hopefully I could get decide which will be a good compliment with my trusty old D810. Cheers! (the D750 price here in Auckland is getting really cheap now, that's one of my consideration)
hey buddy, good seeing you here!! For real estate, maybe the advantage with the Z6 is it allows you to shoot from low/high angle with live view or snapbridge for real estate photography? Also do some crazy shadow pushing? Do you need to do videography as well as I heard some real estate photographer need to do and the Z6 is definitely much better than the D750 or D810.
Hi mate, I’m not been doing quite for video but it’s an option. I’m using a cam ranger so it’ll be nice to use a touch screen for a big step for me as my D810 won’t do. I know it’s an easy pick if there’s no Z6 but I know myself if I pick the D750, I might regret of not having to use the newer technology that the Z mount can offer and I know this will also great for my landscape photography. I always follow your reviews and works though o missed your exhibit the last time. Thank you for your time and I know you’re always honest and neutral on your opinion. Keep up the good work!
If it's just for real estate photos maybe the D750 with a good wide angle lense and also a drone for aerial shots of the property. You will get all of that for the same price as a single Z6.
Thank you for this video, very thorough and much appreciated. Did you happen to try using any DX or APS-C lenses on the z6, curious as to how this would affect pixel readout in video. Regarding 3rd party lenses, would you happen to have any newer Tamron G2 lenses you could try on the z6? Thanks again.
Hi Mr Bien, thank you! No sorry i haven't got any APS-C lens or Tamron G2 lenses so can't answer your questions. Hopefully someone read this and have the mentioned lenses can answer your question.
Excellent comparison. Thanks for sharing. My only real problem with the z6 is the AA filter that it comes with. I shoot mostly landscape, so an AA filter is really a deal killer for me. My problem is that most of the cameras that don’t have them are out of my price range. What to do...
Hi big dog, thabk you!! And re AA filter, do you think the presence of AA filter make a big enough difference to your photo? I have done a few comparisons between cameras that have and not have AA filter, the difference seems very small that unless you do controlled testing with best settings it's really hard to see the difference.
I have tested between my two current cameras: Olympus em5 and a Panasonic g85. I originally bought the g85 for shooting video, but after my test I have retired the em5 in favor of the sharper image camera. On both cameras I used the Olympus 12-100 pro lens. I found the difference striking. If you are only shooting for web or jpg viewing, then I agree with you. But if you are printing large, you will see the difference. Also a reason I am shopping for a FF camera. Don’t really want to spend the $4-5000.00 necessary for a d850 or z7 though. Other than that I really like the z6.
Richard Wong - It may be too early to review it because I have only had it a week or so and weather here has been nasty, but so far I am surprised of the sharpness even when not mounting native lenses. All F lenses seem to be just as razor sharp but several older F lenses tend to hunt a bit before focusing. I only use Nikkor lenses by the way and have a closet full from my wedding shooting days. The grip for my hands seem to be good, the best of my cameras. By the way, there are rumors of a battery grip coming, but as I am retired, I won’t be getting one. The EVF is the real joy in this camera- perfection for me.
what about low light focusing? i've seen a lot of videos and people complaning about it. As a wedding photographer this is very important for not loosing any shot.
Jose Della Bosca - Nikon claims that it is good in low light due to the design of the sensor which is designed by Nikon... no more made or designed by a third party. Again, I have not completely tested this camera in extreme lighting conditions.
@@TheRealRichardWong Thanks - so, when the lens is mounted, the ring actually stops down the lens? It seemed to me that there was a spring holding the aperture fully open. I haven't had a chance to try it actually on a modern camera, or adapter.
Yes the ring would close down the aperture. The spring on the Nikon mount would open up the aperture if your lens has auto aperture (most Nikon lenses). This is to allow maximum light for focus/composition. But you can use the dof preview feature to preview the actual aperture. And when you take photo, the camera would also let the lens to return to the aperture selected on the lens.
Hello everyone, i am an amateur photographer and decided to go from my D5500 to a full-frame and D750, however i was checking also the Z6 and i am quite in a dilemma due to performance on AF and night sensivity of the two sensors..Video is not quite my interest but photography.. Would you recommend me to start with the D750 or push to the Z6 ? Anyone that used both of them?
I would go for the Z6 because i personally believe the Z/mirrorless is Nikon's future and there are a few advantages comes with this new platform. On The other hand, the biggest advantage with the D750 is it's long battery life and dual card slot.
It's funny that you say "with this old lens, suddenly I now have 3, 4 or 5 stops stabilisation". Pentax has had stabilisation in their DSLRs for a long time. So I get it when Pentax users kind of laugh about this. But they don't make mirrorless cameras, so the only way you can use focus peaking is with live view. And Pentax just doesn't cut it as well wrt AF (which is why I left the brand).
Peter, Oh yes definitely. You can also use on a Sony a7 ii onwards with adaptor. But for Nikon users, this is the first time (including the z7) you have IBIS
Richard Wong I was about to say that Pentax had IBIS in their DSLRs much longer, but actually Konica Minolta (and thus Sony) seems to have been the first at that, too. For what it’s worth, anyway.
To me it doesn't look like that Noise Reduction on the Z6 is turned off, neither on the photos in this video, nor in samples you provided on your website. Z6 samples look too smooth and clean on extreme ISOs and lack details compared to D750. They look like standard Nikon SOOC jpegs with NR turned on.
Hey Gordon, you are correct. Sorry I made a mistake and the Z6 photos indeed had NR set to "normal" when converted to JPG. I've now re-converted the Z6 RAW to JPG with NR to off. Unfortunately I can't update the video but you can checkout the photos on my website. Apologise for that. www.photobyrichard.com/reviewbyrichard/nikon-z6-vs-d750-review/
@@TheRealRichardWong Where did you convert them, in the camera? I'm asking because Lightroom still doesn't support Z6 RAWs. The only real comparison would be to take RAW files and compare them in Lightroom, or export them from LR as jpegs without any editing. In this case you would have to convert Z6's RAWs into DNG first so you could open them in LR.
@@gordondraskic4348 I was using Nikon Capture NX-D with noise reduction set to off (the latest photos on my website) to convert both the d750 and z6 raw files to jpg
hi Drake, thank you for watching the video. Canon maybe recycling old tech quite a bit recently, but their cameras are all pretty solid and well tested so I don't think you have made a terrible decision at all :) Of course there are always better and better camera being released every month
Richard Wong Hi, Richard, nice talk with you. I bought gh5 for video at the beginning. Then I found I prefer the gh5 pictures than d750 too. So I sold the d750 kit and bought the second gh5. I think the limitations is my ideas and skills , but not the equipments.
I really wish to upgrade so badly, but that 1 card slot is a deal breaker for me. I cannot tell you how many times the D750 has saved me because of its backup option into the second card. Sometimes I’m shooting a whole week straight with up to 1000 images per day. You get the point. I cannot get more frustrated with Nikon! That decision has held back so many people like me. Why Nikon, why?!
Thank you, thank you thank you , I want to say more but I have to run for the offer in the electronic store with 40% off in the Z6, today finish the ofer and is quite late....bye
7:39 d750 actually has low iso modes (below 100), does the z6 have those settings as well? 8:23 they both have high speed sync. 9:14 the z6 iso does not go up to 2 million... dude... lol you need to fix these points
Hi there, thanks for the feedback. 1. Yes z6 also has. But low iso is basically half the pixel brightness during post processing for jpg so you are losing dynamic. 2. Yes but high speed sync reduce the power output of your flash so that's why Nikon give you option to enable/disable it as not everyone wants it. Also a lot of non Nikon flash / studio strobe can't support it. 3. my mistake (and I have added a correction note soon after I publish the video)
what about low light focusing? i've seen a lot of videos and people complaning about it. As a wedding photographer this is very important for not loosing any shot.
Great comparison. I am still concerned about the Z6 AF when taking moving subjects. I know the d850 totally destroys it, but I don’t know about the d750. It could depend on the mode. This is the reason, not one in focus and she was not running: th-cam.com/video/kl27rtqBAtI/w-d-xo.html as I say , it maybe the mode
Sometimes it may not be just about money. But the inconvenience of having to carry multiple batteries/charger when you go on a short trip and want to travel light? Also if you are shooting events, you will have to keep an eye on the battery more regularly to avoid flat battery at cruical time. First world problems I know :)
Definitely New Zealand/China.... most of his speaking you detect his Chinese accent, but for a few words(I can't remember them now but I almost did a double take when he said them) he uses a perfect NZ accent(I'm sure I do the same with Greek which is my second language!)..... regardless of where he's from and how he speaks, it was a great comparison of the two cameras!
@@mistere8859 My comment was sarcastic my friend. I am a Romanian living in England for the last 20 years and still I would not recommend my self being from England since I am not British.
Very interesting viewing, well done. Can you register the focal length when using old manual lens via the FTZ adapter, similar to the d750 or even fuji xt bodies.
Exactly what I was looking for, a comparison between the D750 and Z6 since those are the two that most closely compare (and since I currently have a D750). I did not find the video too long as I felt it was pretty thorough. I expected the sensor of the Z6 to be better than the D750 since it is 4 years newer technology, and battery life does not surprise me with mirrorless because you've got to power the EVF vs. the low power requirements of the traditional OVF in most DSLR's. Thank you for taking the time to do this, I look forward to seeing your review after you've shot with it professionally.
Thanks Bill! glad to hear you didn't find the video too long
Corrections:
- Intro - description says "shot on z7" while it should be "shot on z6"
- The Z6 high ISO samples in this video were with NR turned on. For the Z6 sample photos with NR set to off, please visit my website: www.photobyrichard.com/reviewbyrichard/nikon-z6-vs-d750-review/
- I mentioned 2 million ISO, but it should be 200K
Thanks a lot for such detailed review. I was exactly looking for the same. While the most of the reviews in the TH-cam seemed to more commercial promoting the Z6, but I found yours to be truly helpful.
I loved that instead of pointing out commercial aspects, you pointed out the real world differences instead of keeping out theorical.
Such as, high ISO performance. But as you mentioned in real world no one would shoot on those crazy High ISO's. So that's something "on paper".
Loved the difference of Dynamic Range that you explained. Again, no one would deliberately underexpose 6 stops, but I loved the difference that you pointed out colour noise in D750. With Z6 we can easily not do bracketing on simple shots where the difference is not much and just pull up shadows in post processing.
Great discussion you did on AF. Loved the 90% coverage on Z6. Yes Nikon withdrew d9, d21, d51, 3D Tracking but as you said Z6 is much simpler and hardly anyone can tell when they last used those dynamic points. In Z6 we'd instead simply select Dynamic AF and let the camera decide between the points like 9,21,51 etc. instead of scratching our head on which one should I select.
Loved that you discussed about the practical battery performance instead of theorical.
Thanks a lot again.
I just have one question, two card slots gives me a peace of mind on D750. What do you feel about XQD Cards on Z6? I know XQD's are much faster and more fail-safe than SD. But I just wanted to know your experience.
Thank you for the long and encouraging feedback. Re single xqd slot, since I use it for weddings I would definitely prefer if its dual slot for peace of mind. But I minimise the risk by shooting with both cameras and multiple cards, so in case of a card failure it still won't be devastating. Xqd card also appears to be a lot more reliable than sd card but nothing is 100% safe.
Are you a Nikon d750 shooter? Will you be interested in getting the Nikon Z6? Do you find this video too long? And who are my three super fans that give me a thumbs down within 60 seconds the video gone public? :D
Lol there always be a "disliker" in TH-cam
Will get the Z6 to pair up with my D750
Z6 will be mostly use for video with gimbal
3 Sony Fan Boys.
@@igzord haha yes i know. I always get a few dislikes soon after my video is uploaded but I'm amazed how efficient he is this time. I'll pair up the Z6 with a D750 and do a few professional jobs this week and will do another follow up video and talk about the experience.
I want to be a super fan! So, I gave the video a thumbs down and subscribed.
@@PinchnerHouse haha thanks. You wanna upgrade to my ultrafans by giving it a thumb up as well :D
The Z6 is looking better and better to me. I really like the stills image quality and the video is maybe the killer feature.
Terry, yes it seems to be a very versatile camera. and good for both stills and video. Hard to imagine Nikon could create a very capable video camera but they somehow did it!
Paired with an Atomos Ninja V then you can't do better than a Nikon Z6! Not unless you step up into the big boy leagues and get a Kinefinity Mavo / URSA Mini Pro / Panasonic Varicam LT / etc etc etc
Sound Speed! Yep and Ted Forbes said even the 1080 was seriously gorgeous
@Karl Brom what camera do you have now? The Phantom 4 Pro is a really good drone for its price with its large 1" sensor
@@TheRealRichardWong I have no interest in video. So should I get the D750 instead? I don't own ether camera yet.
Good review! I sold my D750 a while back, purchased the D500 and the D5 which I sold. I just purchased the Z6 and it is better than the critics claimed it is. I am not a wedding photographer so one card slot is not a critical issue. The high iso on the Z6 is easily one stop better than the D750 and I like the newer color science on the Z6. I wasn't able to use IBIS with stills on the Z6 with my F mount Nikon lenses but it worked with the Z 24-70mm lens. I also own some Tamron lenses and I need to wail until Tamron releases firmware to be able to use the lenses. I am going to test this camera out with some dance shoots coming up and I feel confident that the Z6 will be a capable camera, with some caveats, until the pro version of the 24 megapixel mirrorless camera is introduced.
Thanks for the comments and sharing your experience! Just wondering why you said you can't use the ibis with stills on f mount lenses?
Richard Wong I am glad that you asked me about IBIS. I tried again some of my lenses on the Z6 and IBIS does indeed work with non VR F mount lenses. When I use my VR Nikon lenses the VR isn't highlighted in the menu for some reason but it still works. I have an old Sigma non VR 135 F/2.8 AF macro lens that will focus in manual mode with focus peaking and IBIS works just fine. Thanks for bringing this to my attention.
@@stanobert3475 glad to hear you got it working now!
This is the best review I have seen of the Z6. Thank you
That's very encouraging to hear thank you
Amen I totally agree. I feel so much better about getting the Z6
@@Drlecia1966 this news was started by people who don't know how to use it correctly or set it up. A friend just picked up a Z6 and said it's amazing, he was using a d750 but said the Z6 is A lot better. I am also picking up two Z6
@@jasonhowells7758 hey Jason, are you the Jason Howells who have visited New Zealand last year?
@@TheRealRichardWong no sorry Richard, unfortunately I have never been to NZ, great review by the way
I was just going to watch a snippet of this video to see a quick comparison but you were so thorough and informative I ended up watching the whole thing! Thanks for the video, it helped!
Oh thank you very much Jason! :) And glad to hear the video helped!
This is the best review I have seen of the Z6. Thank you :D
Thank you for watching and the comment Sandro
Thank you so much for this video Richard. I am a long time Nikon shooter (D810 and D850). As the birthdays have piled up on my body, I am feeling the need for a smaller lighter camera. I had considered the D750 but the difference in weight and size was not enough to cause me to go to the D750. I had some concerns about the IQ and the auto focus on the Z6 and your video totally eliminated those concerns. Now I am totally excited to get the Z6. Again, thank you very much for this excellent comparison.
Hey Don glad you for the review useful. I am really excited about this camera myself and think it is the most versatile and yet affordable camera Nikon has created since the d750
superb and very detailed. I agree with everything but I think you are the only reviewer that said the Z6 autofocus is as good or better than the D750. Most others say moving subjects, the D750 (and most Nikon DSLRs) are still better.
Nice comparison. Regarding battery life; if you use liveview a lot on the D750, you will run out of battery MUCH quicker than if you just use the viewfinder. I would only get about around 400 shots or so on a full charged D750 battery if using LiveView exclusively.
Oh definitely! Live view on Nikon DSLR (or any DSLR) also drain battery very quickly. But the difference is, with DSLRs, most people don't really use live view extensively unless you are shooting video. You can just shoot with ovf. But you have no such option with a mirrorsless camera, either the EVF or LCD use a lot of power.
You have forgotten the d750 got a pop up flash. It very useful n can act as commander unit. Actually, even the technology have improve now a day, but d750 still better than z6, z7 and d850(imo). Reasons: 1) two same SD card slot. 2) pop up flash, act as commander too. 3) dynamic range still d best. 4) price is cheaper. You can think of many others facts; of course only video is not that good. But in term of photography --the BEST. What do you think??
Agree the flash could be important to certain users, and certain situation. And of course the dual card slots and the fact that the d750 is quite heavily discounted these days so definitely good value for money. But I would say the improved overall image quality, speed (burst speed and clearing buffer), the live view, benefits of EVF are some of the good reasons to get a z6 even if you don't care about video.
I auditioned the Z6 today with my Nikon DX 17-55mm F2.8, Nikon 85mm 1.8g, Nikon 40mm 2.8 and my sigma 70-200mm 2.8.
It is a good camera but noticeably slower to focus than my D500. The face autofocusing and stability in video mode is excellent.
Overall it's a good camera but should be priced at £1999 including the adaptor
Very interesting review! I'm currently using a D750 and considering to get a Z6 (24MP is enough and video is better than on Z7)
No, but I would upgrade to a d810 or d850. Then I could use all my current lenses natively. Changing to a mirrorless isn't an upgrade, it's just a change.
@Borrowed TimeI live in Arizona, I can't do without a 1/8000 shutter speed
@Borrowed Time Yea, I've used the ND filters, and the problem I have is the good ones cost as much as a new lens (exaggeration but not by much) and the cheap ones have a color cast that just isn't clean to pull off on portraits no matter what you do, not to mention the loss of quality, so I'm better off with the speed.
Got a D750. I’m considering getting used D500 for better wildlife shots and same D810 to improve landscape and keep all my glass. Have been considering Z7 but it’s very expensive and not sure any better than what I’ve got or the 500/810 combo.
Thank you for your review! So happy to see a thorough review of this camera from someone who understands Nikon cameras and the AF systems. Also loved your review of the manual focus aids. Great tips for customizing the U2 and the front Fn buttons to assist with manual focus. You got a new subscriber!
Thanks Jose! And thank you for the subs!!
How is the mounting on a tripod situation? I read about it possibly being challenging when you are using a FTP adapter. I would be shooting mainly portraits, indoors (low light no speedlight) or in studio.
Also, I currently have the d5300 and looking to upgrade. Budget about under $1500 US. I only have 1 full frame lens and mostly DX lenses. Before I start purchasing more fx lenses for moving into full frame cameras, should I go ahead and go mirrorless and buy Z lenses instead, or would buying Fx lenses be a wider move? I'm trying to think ahead and what will be most useful to me in the next 5 years, since eventually it all will end up mirrorless. Thank you for your review
Hi Carla, tripod is ok with the ftz adaptor. While the adaptor would make it hard/impossible to use with some bigger tripod plates, you could always just mount on the adaptor itself and that would work fine? Unless I am missing something but personally I have no problem at all. And re your upgrade path... The new Z lenses proved to be much superior to the equivalent F mount lenses, optical wise. So I would suggest buying new Z mount lenses if possible, unless you can pick up some F lenses at good price. You could also consider the z50 if most of your lenses are DX.. then slowly migrate to the full frame Z lenses.
Thanks for the video! The tradeoff with low-light AF mode is that it's slower, I think it only works in AF-S, and it can lower the refresh rate of the EVF. So it's good for something like shooting landscapes at night on a tripod, but they probably disable it by default in case some people don't want those tradeoffs.
Hey lustig thanks!! Yes it surely only works in AFS. But when shooting during the day, I don't notice the setting has any side effect ? Maybe I will do a bit more testing
@@TheRealRichardWong That's interesting! I read in the manual under low-light AF "Choose On for more accurate focus under low-light conditions when AF-S is selected for focus mode, but note that camera may require more time to focus.". But based on your experience, maybe it doesn't slow down as long as there's adequate light. It could be that it only kicks in when the light drops below a certain level.
@@lustig8312 yes I've read that too (the only part of the manual I've read so far as I want to know what it does) but yes it seems it only kicks in under low light as you said. If anyone notice otherwise, feel free to leave a comment here please :)
I think that 30 minutes is fine for someone who is seriously considering changing from a D750(which I am) and I think to make a large change of system then you should wisely spend a lot more than 30 minutes of your time to investigate..... If you're just kind of looking around and wondering, then 30 minutes is probably too long and you could have made a 5 minute video with bullet points for those people!..... As for a change, no for me right now... reasons? 1. I want the redundancy of 2 cards in camera 2. battery life 3. I travel with two cameras for redundancy but use a d750 and d7200 for versatility-so cards and batteries work for both cameras. If I switch to a Z6 then I need at least 2 more batteries, 2 more cards, and another battery charger more to carry and less redundancy). 4. if I replace the D7200 then I won't get the extra reach from my lenses....5. At 60 years old it's easier to have two cameras with the same system/menu to remember than 2 cameras with different systems/menus... . thanks...You made my decision to hang on to the D750/7200 combination for awhile a little easier!....
Glad to hear the video helped you make your decision :)
D810 user. Need something for low light events. Z6 is my top contender with the D750, especially given Nikons sale price of $1400 usd, is my second pick. Very much appreciate this video!
Hey James, I am a d800 user myself and feel the Z6 would be a great upgrade for myself. Yes agree the current price of the d750 actually makes it quite attractive despite I think the Z6 is more versatile
No fancy studio but have a lot of useful info! Great Job! More Z6 review after 3-4 weeks of professional use pleasee
Thank you Rocky! Don't mind having a fancy studio but I do think my viewers would appreciate solid and useful contents more :) Will see if i can do another Z6 video, maybe when i review the next Z lens. Right now a bit busy with a few reviews coming out very soon
I have both D750 and the D850.
I was looking forward to replace the D750 with Z6 and I have realized that there is no gain in doing that while I can do EVERYTHING with the D850 right down to shooting SQUARES at will...I love the D750. When I took a closer look at the Z6 as a replacement for a backup? There was no need to do that...
So, I will sell my D750 very soon...
you have no noise problems with the 850?
My 2 observations. The shutter on my F100 is max 1/8000, so i am not that impressed with the Z6 max shutter speed. Also, no built in flash with the Z6, so it would be very hard to take a photo indoors or in the car.
The one key area where the D750 trumps the Z6 is the "VFM" proposition, especially now that the D780 is out! Thanks for the comparison!
May I ask what is VFM?
@@TheRealRichardWong It stands for "Value For Money"!
@@basujayanta1 ah! Ok thanks for explaining 👍
Great video. I loved that the first thing you talked about is the ergonomics/grip. For me this is one of the single most important attributes of a camera and can not be stressed enough.
Thank you! Yes I think the ergonomics is really important part of the camera, especially for semi pro or above grade cameras
Very good review! I'm currently using a X-T3 and considering to get a Z6 instead, the only problem I have with X-T3 is APS-C sensor and often I need to push ISO to beyond 6400ASA when shooting handboll. With Z6 I will get one extra stop, better DOF and probably better lowlight image quality . What you think about AF-C performance of Z6 versus X-T3 (I owned X-T2 and D800 and was almost satisfied with AF-C for this purpose)?
I can't comment on z6 vs xt3 as I have only used one for very short period of time. But to me, z6 AFC is very similar if not slightly better than the d800 overall
I enjoy your videos, and even though it is a bit long, for those seriously considering the z6 will find this to be very useful, you definitely have lots of experience and know what you are talking about so i for one am always learning from your knowledge.. I've used the D750 for nearly 3 years now, my next camera would either be a 2 card slot mirroless upgrade or the d850, even saying that i don't think the quality of my photos can be improved by a newer camera, as there are many other elements that make up a great image. Keep up the amazing videos, and hopefully your channel will grow further!
Thank you Ling Whye Hang for leaving such a positive and detailed comment. Lots of people are waiting for nikons pro dual card mirrored cameras too, I don't think it will be too far away
I sold my 750 for the z6 and happy I did it 😊
Paul, enjoy the Z6!
How many shots are you able to click with z6 with battery full charged ?
It really depends on how you shoot. But you can expect somewhere between 600 to 1000+
Did you notice loss of sharpness? the video shows mass nitida the d750 when they raise the iso
Excellent review and comparisson, the best one I've found on youtube. Very impressed
Thank you very much gorgollum
I am a disgrunled (at canon) eos 80d shooter. I have been wanting to upgrade to both mirrorless and full frame, but got side tracked and was looking more toward d750 and sony a7iii. I read rumors aboug a possible d760, replacing d750, but maybe z6 is it. ??. Canon's offering seem to be a recycling of old technology. Now how the camers fits my hand is a huge concern. I wear xxl gloves, comfortably. The sony a73 most likely is out for my hand size. The focus points you mentioned with z6 troubles me. I want my next camera to be at least as good as my 80d in fps and shutter speed up to 1/8000 sec. I want mg next camers to have pixel sizd that does not limit my aperture to f/5.8 due to defraction (80d info). I prefer to eliminate the need to microadjust my lenses to the camera's auto focus (reason for going mirrorless). I learned quite a lot using canon enthusiast models, eos 40d and eos 80d. I also lesrned to dislike Canon.
This video was great! I learned alot that the other review videos dont explain
Thanks Gabriel. Glad to hear that :)
WOW, Z6 video at 12,800 ISO.. This is very good news indeed
I thought the same. looks insane
yes indeed. Really useable 12800 ISO thanks to full frame and full sensor readout.
Great job ! Saving up for a Z6 ! Hoping prices will go down after Christmas... not likely though ! Thanks for sharing your thoughts ! Which lense would be best for video, Did you use the kit lense for your video AF testing ?
I NEED ADVICE! What is the best full frame camera for me after the nikon d3100? I have the 50 f1.8 and i don't want to spend a ton of money. Is the d750 worth buying in 2019 or are there other better options for me since i am also interested in video
Selling D610 to get D750 with money difference and get a better D610 overall, or wait and go totally to mirrorless? (whatever Nikon or not). Dual card make a "cheaper" camera PRO, or mostly for pro usage because of that, and Nikon Z doesn't have it compared to cheap cameras. I already have Panasonic G80 mostly for video, but D610 most time is terrible speaking of autofocus, fine tuning etc.. What's your suggestions? Thanks
Hi, thank you very much for the review. I am also interested in the z6 mainly for video. Something I would like to ask is about the rolling shutter test. Was the z6 in 1080p of 4k mode?
hey Daniel, the rolling shutter test. I originally was going to show both 4k and 1080p footage from the z6. unfortunately I screw up the 4k test footage so in the end they are both 1080p from Z6 and D750. 4K mode seems to have slightly more rolling shutter effect. Having said that, it's not visible during normal usage. I only noticed it during the rolling shutter test or when I flip the camera front and back when trying to shoot some vlogging footage
Hi Richard, great stuff. Can you tell me what raw converter or editor you use especially when adjusting / pushing the shadows in the exposure latitude tests - thanks.
Hi there I use adobe lightroom
Is the 1080p better on the Z6 - Ive heard it isnt because the D750 is optimised for 1080 and the Z6 is optimised for 4K. The reason I ask is I mainly shoot 1080p 50fps on my D750.
Excellent review. Thank you.
Thank you Joel!
D750 user here doing mostly landscapes and some wildlife. Actually been looking at Z7 as a step up but not sure. Wondering if used D810 and D500 would keep me happy and wait for next iterations of Z series? Not really thought about Z6 as such but it’s better value that’s for sure.
Hi Terry, do you need more resolution? If you don't I would recommend the Z6 as it's much better value for money camera and also more versatile with better high ISO and also better video. D810 is nice but if you do landscapes and some wildlife I think the D500 might be slightly better if you want to wait for the next Z iteration because it's a newer camera with a great sensor and crop + high FPS is better for wildlife. The autofocus system on the D500 is also a lot better than the one on D810 too.
Sir i have some questions
◆in z6 can i use inbody stabilization with f mount lens for sharp photos?
(105mm 1.4)at 1.4(single point auto focus)
◆Is z6 better perform on low light situation than d750?
◆I heard that mirrorless camera have some sensor cleaning issue after
Heavy use..i dont know is that true or not😒
Good stuff. Great comparisons. Keep up the good work. Still eagerly awaiting mine to use for video.
Thanks lexpix!
D750: Better by 1 stop for flash sync, worse by 1 stop in shutter speed, worse by 1 stop in ISO, worse by 1stop in post processing, better in low light by 1 stop by default, much better battery life...no need to carry extra batteries for d750, saving on weight.
D750: USD 1000 less than z6.
Thank you for the comparison. I'm considering the Z6 at the moment. I need good video and good stills, as such I'm choosing between the Fuji X-T3 and the Z6. What would be your advice between these two? I tried the Sony A7III, but I could not get along with the controls.
I also don't really like the Sony a7 controls too. Between the xt3 and z6, i think they are both great cameras, but my personal choice would be z6 because the sensor is twice the size and you have lots of F mount lenses you could get either brand new or 2nd hand. But can't go wrong with either of them
I'm in the same boat mate. But I'll go with the xt3. Much better camera and much cheaper
I'd go for the Z6 for the IBIS plus if your a hybrid shooter the Z6 swaps from still to video a lot easier than the Fuji. Plus the Fuji batteries are very poor.
@@TheRealRichardWong I haven't tried the handling of the Z series, but if it is similar to the D8xx dslrs I should feel at home right away. I really like the Fuji for its controls and the colours. I suspect the Z6 would have a significant advantage in low light however.
@@BjørjaBear The size is closer to (but slightly smaller than) D750 than D800 series. But if you are a Nikon user, you should feel right at home when you pick up a Z6. Yes I agree the Z6 should have advantage in high ISO performance
I think if you have no camera or a Nikon APS-C, get a Z6. Why not? If you already have a D750, just chill and enjoy shooting it. Collect quality glass for the future, when you will eventually buy a new body, which will be a Z6, whatever D750 update is released (if any), or a D850.
Very good and sensible advice, Matthew!
@Unknown That's what I would do if I was in a similar situation. The hate toward it is stupid. Unlike the Z7, it's a great value for what you get and seems like a nice camera.
I agree the z6 is much better value compare to the z7.
Great review of the Z6 and how it compares to the D750.
Currently have the D750 but will be adding a Z6 + FTZ adapter + 24-70 S-line lens, one question, have you tested the 24-70 and how did you find it for sharpness as I plan to use the Z6 on hiking trips as it will be a fair bit lighter than the D750 + 24-120.
Thanks for the detail in the reviews, very clear and concise.
I haven't test the S 24-70 f/4 with the Z6 but I did try that with the Z7 and very impressed by the sharpness even on the more demanding 46MP sensor. So I believe the lens should performs great on the Z6
You want “sharp images”? Place the camera on a tripod and shoot with Time-Delay or a Remote Shutter...😉
Excellent review, thanks!
thank you Philip!
very detailed review! Good stuff. So are you a fan of the Auto Focus performance? I am seeing a lot of mixed reviews...
it's not as good as D850/D5 but comparable to the D750/D810, especially after turned on the low light AF setting.
@@TheRealRichardWong Alright, so I have owned the D750 for a few years now and I enjoy it. I've been shooting low light live music concerts and I have been rather hit or miss on successful shots, either from iso noise or just never seem to have the subjects I want to focus on in those centered 51 points. Focus recomposition isn't always a possibility when your subjects are jumping around all over the place; not to mention when you're shooting from the crowd of excited fans. The z6 appears to be the answer with the full coverage of AF points and better ISO handling as well as IBIS. I'd feared upgrading and regretting leaving the D750 behind simply because I know it's been a great camera for me every other time and so I feared the z6 would fail me. After watching this video, I feel more confident that D750 to z6 is an improvement. Sure, the D850 or z7 is/are/maybe better; but I can't afford those and ignorance is bliss. Economically, the z6 is my logical upgrade and it appears it will suit me well. The battery life and single slot doesn't bother me at all. I never shot for backup all these years and if it comes down to it, i'll just bring 2 batteries with me if I shoot too much in one session. Thoughts?
@@brannone6356 I would actually argue the Z6 is better camera than the Z7 for concerts/events..etc You don't need such high resolution and its actually a bit of liablity when you are shooting live events where lighting is uncontrolled, you don't have a tripod and everything moves so it would be very hard for you to get the sharpest possible photo to justify the higher resolution. Also the Z6 has better high ISO performance than the Z7 which is a plus.
The biggest downside of Z6 compare to the D750 is the battery life and single card but you don't seem to be bothered by either. I've shoot a number of events including weddings with Z6 and a DSLR and I have to say I'm now shooting 70%+ of photos using the Z6 because I just love shooting with it more than the DSLR.
This is a recent wedding I shot with Z6 and a Df.. about 70% of photos were shot on Z6.
www.photobyrichard.com/photobyrichard/2018/12/chloe-and-jorgen-the-officers-mess/
@@TheRealRichardWong thanks for the response. I figure if the z6 can handle my concert shooting, the rest is a cakewalk.
@@ZK2006 One advantage of shooting concert with Z6 (or any mirrorless camera) is that you can preview the exposure, and adjust accordingly in realtime. Quite often you have dark background and strong spotlights which can screw up the metering/exposure badly and you don't notice the massively overexposed photo when shooting with DSLR until too late.
nice video - I have had and used Nikon for a long time - both crop and FF - had the D750 for some time - and yes very happy with image quality and low light performance -
but really disliked that they used very slow Contrast AF when in Live View - and the D750 was not practical for video
So the question was - was I going to wait on Canon or Nikon for FF Mirrorless or go with Sony FF Mirrorless -
I had the A7 for some time - and yes liked the Image Quality but hated it as far as shutter noice and it was slow and menu etc was not nice
But then came the A7rII and A9 - yes big improvements - but very pricy - but then came the A7 III - at the right price and loaded with good features - very nice Eye AF - good video options - fast AF and improved menu -
So I opted to go with Sony - and I am glad I did - as I could not see using the Z6 as no Dual Card Slots - and I did not want to go with Canon with no IBIS -
Yes I have the Fuji XT2's and XT3 - and yes no IBIBS but they are much lighter - and I do not use them for all things -
mainly use them with fast primes
Hope Nikon ups their game soon with Dual Card Slots and Eye AF
is it true what they say about sony's bad colors?
Hey reviewer ,
What is your favourite camera and what are your favourite lenses ?
Did your autofocus opinion change after firmware 3.0? It being slightly better than the d750
The Z6 definitely is getting better after the firmware updates. But I do still think the good old D750 has some area that performs better than the Z6.
For use over a period of time which viewfinder system do you find easier on the eye? I can see a number of advantages to a EVF, but wondered if the constant looking at a lighted screen would lead to eye strain?
Hi Allen, i didn't find it to be an issue. But i don't really look at the EVF continuously for extended period of time either. Normally 30 sec to 1 minute is longest I would look through the EVF continuously before I put the camera down and look at something else.
“Eye Strain” from a Viewfinder? How about adjusting the Diopter on the camera? With and without reading glasses, I have never experienced eyestrain from a Viewfinder.
Good video. Thanks Rick
And Thanks for watching!
Nice to see a review from another kiwi! :-)
The Nikon Z6 would be a dream camera for me, the most affordable 10bit 4K FF option in the world!
However more realistically the D750 is more within my budget, if I get lucky and find a cheap cheap D750 body on eBay/TradeMe then I'll buy a D750 sometime in 2019. As the D750 is a killer general purpose camera for stills, and arguably the best ever stock 1080 DSLR camera for filming with too.
With the new z6 (and z7) I think there will be some d750s on Trademe soon hopefully good price too!
@@TheRealRichardWong already saw a D850 put up for sale in a local Facebook group as they owner is getting a Z6! Not quite what I want though.... a D750 not a D850 :-P
Although I've played around with the D850 in person as well, but it is $$$$$$
@@SoundSpeeding d850 is super nice. But keep in mind you really need some super nice glass to pair with it to get the full benefit of the 46mp sensor. 24mp is a lot easier to the glasses and also our wallet imo
@@TheRealRichardWong oh yeah exactly, I don't think I'm ever going above 24 megapixels in the near future!
Not just easier on our wallets, easier on my PC too!
Yes. After playing with both z6 and z7 I have to say I personally prefer the z6 more.
would interesting to get a comparaison between z6 and sony a7 2
The a7ii is quite old and quite a bit behind the z6 in most area. I think the closer comparison would be a7iii.
Are you crazy most of pro are still using a D4 ... Is 3 years old quit old ? It would be interesting to see if the cheap A72 is fat behind Z6. Reply would be in most of case NO.
@@TheRealRichardWong
@@tomariko D4 is a still very capable cameras as it was built on top of decades of experience and many generations of refinements. However, when I was using the D4 with the D5 side by side, it was still quite easy to feel how much better the D5 is. Just the autofocus system itself is a huge difference.
But on the other hand, the A7II is largely the same as the A7. The main differences are the IBIS (which A7 doesn't have), software optimisation to the autofocus system and a slightly improved grip. In other words it's largely the same as the first generation A7 camera. I have used both camera quite a lot and own the A7 myself, and honestly they are very far from being mature products with so many issues and limitations from the very slow and unreliable autofocus system (even when shooting in single AF mode), the camera locks up completely when buffer is full, the poor ergonomics just to name a few but the list can go on and on.
The whole a7 series only becomes a lot better with the release of a7RII with it's brand new autofocus system and many other improvements. And now the gen III is again a big improvement over the A7RII. But anyway, IMHO there is no comparison between the A7II and the Z6. The Z6 would be a lot better in terms of autofocus, body design/ergonomics, video recording, EVF, LCD screen, buffer clear speed and of course the image quality.
I am a wedding photographer, i was looking for a z6 as a replacement for my d750, but the focusing systems looks like to be poor when compared to the d750's one. Not only for the low light performance, but also in some conditions as horizontal patterns. What do you think abut this?
I found it ok, not great but still more than useable under low light
@@TheRealRichardWong i've previously owned a d600, when i changed to d750 the first thing i noticed was the AF improvement in low light. i am not sure of replacing the d750 with z6 for wedding and other like events because i don't want to go back to d600 Af performance. This is very critical when people is dancing and the lights go very low.
It is better than d600 for sure. If it's static scene then low light AF might help but dancing scene probably not. Do you think you can borrow one from a shop or somewhere for a try? AF is something quite hard to say, I shot some low light wedding using it and found it ok but I also ok with DF which is pretty much d600 af
@@TheRealRichardWong thanks for the advice!, unfortunately there is no possibility to borrow one, but maybe i can rent one. Here in Argentina things are a bit different :(
Yes rent one if you can. Better spend a bit of money to make sure you are happy with it then buy and regret it.
This is it what I was searching
Awesome! Glad you found this video and hope this is helpful :)
Awesome review Richard! I'm still thinking of getting either D750 or Z6 for my Real Estate Photography. I know it's still fairly new system and D750 is getting outdated by this new technology. Hopefully I could get decide which will be a good compliment with my trusty old D810. Cheers! (the D750 price here in Auckland is getting really cheap now, that's one of my consideration)
hey buddy, good seeing you here!! For real estate, maybe the advantage with the Z6 is it allows you to shoot from low/high angle with live view or snapbridge for real estate photography? Also do some crazy shadow pushing? Do you need to do videography as well as I heard some real estate photographer need to do and the Z6 is definitely much better than the D750 or D810.
Hi mate, I’m not been doing quite for video but it’s an option. I’m using a cam ranger so it’ll be nice to use a touch screen for a big step for me as my D810 won’t do. I know it’s an easy pick if there’s no Z6 but I know myself if I pick the D750, I might regret of not having to use the newer technology that the Z mount can offer and I know this will also great for my landscape photography. I always follow your reviews and works though o missed your exhibit the last time. Thank you for your time and I know you’re always honest and neutral on your opinion. Keep up the good work!
If it's just for real estate photos maybe the D750 with a good wide angle lense and also a drone for aerial shots of the property. You will get all of that for the same price as a single Z6.
Go for d750, it has crazy dynamic range & shadow recovery
Thank you for this video, very thorough and much appreciated. Did you happen to try using any DX or APS-C lenses on the z6, curious as to how this would affect pixel readout in video. Regarding 3rd party lenses, would you happen to have any newer Tamron G2 lenses you could try on the z6? Thanks again.
Hi Mr Bien,
thank you! No sorry i haven't got any APS-C lens or Tamron G2 lenses so can't answer your questions. Hopefully someone read this and have the mentioned lenses can answer your question.
Excellent comparison. Thanks for sharing. My only real problem with the z6 is the AA filter that it comes with. I shoot mostly landscape, so an AA filter is really a deal killer for me. My problem is that most of the cameras that don’t have them are out of my price range. What to do...
Hi big dog, thabk you!! And re AA filter, do you think the presence of AA filter make a big enough difference to your photo? I have done a few comparisons between cameras that have and not have AA filter, the difference seems very small that unless you do controlled testing with best settings it's really hard to see the difference.
I have tested between my two current cameras: Olympus em5 and a Panasonic g85. I originally bought the g85 for shooting video, but after my test I have retired the em5 in favor of the sharper image camera. On both cameras I used the Olympus 12-100 pro lens. I found the difference striking. If you are only shooting for web or jpg viewing, then I agree with you. But if you are printing large, you will see the difference. Also a reason I am shopping for a FF camera. Don’t really want to spend the $4-5000.00 necessary for a d850 or z7 though. Other than that I really like the z6.
Get yourself a used D810 for ~$1500 or a used D800e for ~$1000.
Yazeed Saber That is a distinct possibility.
Big Dog I just got a minty used Nikon D600 for $620 from mpb.com check em out they have great deals on used Nikons.
One difference between those cameras is the lack of motion blur caused by ‘mirror slap’ with DSLR bodies.
I own a D750 and a Z7.
Definitely less camera shake causes by mirror slapping. How do you find the z7? Do you like it Ken?
Richard Wong - It may be too early to review it because I have only had it a week or so and weather here has been nasty, but so far I am surprised of the sharpness even when not mounting native lenses. All F lenses seem to be just as razor sharp but several older F lenses tend to hunt a bit before focusing. I only use Nikkor lenses by the way and have a closet full from my wedding shooting days. The grip for my hands seem to be good, the best of my cameras. By the way, there are rumors of a battery grip coming, but as I am retired, I won’t be getting one. The EVF is the real joy in this camera- perfection for me.
what about low light focusing? i've seen a lot of videos and people complaning about it. As a wedding photographer this is very important for not loosing any shot.
Jose Della Bosca - Nikon claims that it is good in low light due to the design of the sensor which is designed by Nikon... no more made or designed by a third party. Again, I have not completely tested this camera in extreme lighting conditions.
Very nice video thanks!
Thank you Mark!
Slightly off-topic, but when you have ancient lenses attached, how do you manage the aperture?
ancient lens I shoot in full manual mode. Adjust the aperture on the lens (mechanical aperture ring) then adjust shutter speed and ISO on body
@@TheRealRichardWong Thanks - so, when the lens is mounted, the ring actually stops down the lens? It seemed to me that there was a spring holding the aperture fully open. I haven't had a chance to try it actually on a modern camera, or adapter.
Yes the ring would close down the aperture. The spring on the Nikon mount would open up the aperture if your lens has auto aperture (most Nikon lenses). This is to allow maximum light for focus/composition. But you can use the dof preview feature to preview the actual aperture. And when you take photo, the camera would also let the lens to return to the aperture selected on the lens.
@@TheRealRichardWong Thanks for the detailed reply! Much appreciated.
wish somebody tested battery life in video on the z6...
Hi, did you experience any IBIS noise when VR is selected on a 3d party lens ?
From memory nothing more than when I mounted a Nikon lens on it
But let me check it again and get back to you
Hello everyone, i am an amateur photographer and decided to go from my D5500 to a full-frame and D750, however i was checking also the Z6 and i am quite in a dilemma due to performance on AF and night sensivity of the two sensors..Video is not quite my interest but photography.. Would you recommend me to start with the D750 or push to the Z6 ? Anyone that used both of them?
I would go for the Z6 because i personally believe the Z/mirrorless is Nikon's future and there are a few advantages comes with this new platform. On The other hand, the biggest advantage with the D750 is it's long battery life and dual card slot.
@@TheRealRichardWong thank you Richard...I appreciate your response..I will consider it seriously before I decide...
Great review Richard, thanks for sharing...
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Sir A7iii nd z6 who is better?
Thank you
The 750 has much more color noise... BUT... the image is also a LOT brighter!
hi, does the nikon Z6 have a focus shift? like in the D850?
marcus de roos Nope!
It's funny that you say "with this old lens, suddenly I now have 3, 4 or 5 stops stabilisation". Pentax has had stabilisation in their DSLRs for a long time. So I get it when Pentax users kind of laugh about this. But they don't make mirrorless cameras, so the only way you can use focus peaking is with live view. And Pentax just doesn't cut it as well wrt AF (which is why I left the brand).
Peter, Oh yes definitely. You can also use on a Sony a7 ii onwards with adaptor. But for Nikon users, this is the first time (including the z7) you have IBIS
Their color science is garbage too....and yes even Raw's are impacted by a camera's color science not just JPG's.
Richard Wong I was about to say that Pentax had IBIS in their DSLRs much longer, but actually Konica Minolta (and thus Sony) seems to have been the first at that, too. For what it’s worth, anyway.
To me it doesn't look like that Noise Reduction on the Z6 is turned off, neither on the photos in this video, nor in samples you provided on your website. Z6 samples look too smooth and clean on extreme ISOs and lack details compared to D750. They look like standard Nikon SOOC jpegs with NR turned on.
Gordon Draskic he used raw. The Camera font use noise reduction egen u shoot in raw
Hey Gordon, you are correct. Sorry I made a mistake and the Z6 photos indeed had NR set to "normal" when converted to JPG. I've now re-converted the Z6 RAW to JPG with NR to off. Unfortunately I can't update the video but you can checkout the photos on my website. Apologise for that. www.photobyrichard.com/reviewbyrichard/nikon-z6-vs-d750-review/
@@TheRealRichardWong Where did you convert them, in the camera? I'm asking because Lightroom still doesn't support Z6 RAWs. The only real comparison would be to take RAW files and compare them in Lightroom, or export them from LR as jpegs without any editing. In this case you would have to convert Z6's RAWs into DNG first so you could open them in LR.
@@gordondraskic4348 I was using Nikon Capture NX-D with noise reduction set to off (the latest photos on my website) to convert both the d750 and z6 raw files to jpg
Thank you for providing this video. Looks like I need to wait and see and continue getting more pissed at myself for buying 80d.
hi Drake, thank you for watching the video. Canon maybe recycling old tech quite a bit recently, but their cameras are all pretty solid and well tested so I don't think you have made a terrible decision at all :) Of course there are always better and better camera being released every month
I just sold my D750 and changed to a pair of GH5 s.
Do you like the GH5? What makes you pick GH5 over d750?
Richard Wong Hi, Richard, nice talk with you. I bought gh5 for video at the beginning. Then I found I prefer the gh5 pictures than d750 too. So I sold the d750 kit and bought the second gh5.
I think the limitations is my ideas and skills , but not the equipments.
Oh interesting you prefer gh5's still over the d750! But yes you are right most of us are really limited by our skills, vision than camera.
Richard Wong 👍
@@biawa849 what did you like about the pics from the GH5 more than the D750?
I'm surprised nobody has commented on the jpeg's
Super review love from.india
THANK YOU MY FRIEND!!
I really wish to upgrade so badly, but that 1 card slot is a deal breaker for me. I cannot tell you how many times the D750 has saved me because of its backup option into the second card. Sometimes I’m shooting a whole week straight with up to 1000 images per day. You get the point. I cannot get more frustrated with Nikon! That decision has held back so many people like me. Why Nikon, why?!
Thank you, thank you thank you , I want to say more but I have to run for the offer in the electronic store with 40% off in the Z6, today finish the ofer and is quite late....bye
Wow that's a great offer. Enjoy!
7:39 d750 actually has low iso modes (below 100), does the z6 have those settings as well?
8:23 they both have high speed sync.
9:14 the z6 iso does not go up to 2 million...
dude... lol you need to fix these points
Hi there, thanks for the feedback. 1. Yes z6 also has. But low iso is basically half the pixel brightness during post processing for jpg so you are losing dynamic. 2. Yes but high speed sync reduce the power output of your flash so that's why Nikon give you option to enable/disable it as not everyone wants it. Also a lot of non Nikon flash / studio strobe can't support it. 3. my mistake (and I have added a correction note soon after I publish the video)
The D750 has a max flash sync speed of 1/200 as well.
Z6 for me sold my 750ssss game changer shot a wedding today video destroys the750 a no brainer
Really no comparison if you talk about video or live view operations
Im a D750 user but I'm keeping it as a backup to the Z6 because of the single slot.
what about low light focusing? i've seen a lot of videos and people complaning about it. As a wedding photographer this is very important for not loosing any shot.
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Great comparison. I am still concerned about the Z6 AF when taking moving subjects. I know the d850 totally destroys it, but I don’t know about the d750. It could depend on the mode. This is the reason, not one in focus and she was not running: th-cam.com/video/kl27rtqBAtI/w-d-xo.html as I say , it maybe the mode
I can't understand why someone that can pay all that money on a camera can't but 2 extra batteries.
Sometimes it may not be just about money. But the inconvenience of having to carry multiple batteries/charger when you go on a short trip and want to travel light? Also if you are shooting events, you will have to keep an eye on the battery more regularly to avoid flat battery at cruical time. First world problems I know :)
8 sony fanboy dislike this post..
Haha so its no longer canon Vs Nikon anymore?
New Zealand?...NEW ZEALAND?..Did you meant to say China?
Definitely New Zealand/China.... most of his speaking you detect his Chinese accent, but for a few words(I can't remember them now but I almost did a double take when he said them) he uses a perfect NZ accent(I'm sure I do the same with Greek which is my second language!)..... regardless of where he's from and how he speaks, it was a great comparison of the two cameras!
@@mistere8859 My comment was sarcastic my friend. I am a Romanian living in England for the last 20 years and still I would not recommend my self being from England since I am not British.
Had hope that it's gonna be deeply compared video but it's just following specs from the sheet.. Hehehe disappointing
Hey ker der, so what do you want to see that I haven't done in this review? Let me know and maybe I can talk about it in my follow up video ?
Very interesting viewing, well done. Can you register the focal length when using old manual lens via the FTZ adapter, similar to the d750 or even fuji xt bodies.
Yes definitely can!