Nikon’s first old retro camera, the Df, received mixed reviews upon release, with most people noting that it was too focused on form and not quite enough on function. The Z fc mirrorless camera retains the look but enhances the quality, offering a beautifully balanced set of specs at a very reasonable price point. The excellent video review takes a look at the camera and what kind of picture quality and performance you can expect from it in practice.
Coming to you from Christopher FrostThis great video review looks at Nikon Z fc mirrorless camera. Nikon seems to have made some good strides with the Z fc over the Df, with the newer model offering useful features like 4K video and 11fps continuous shooting, all of which are well-received. offered at prices under $1,000. Retro-inspired designs have really had a resurgence in recent years (just look at the popularity of Fujifilm’s X-Series), but these designs are more than simply creating catchy camera bodies. eye. Putting all the key exposure parameters into the physical controls lets you get more involved in the shooting action, which only helps you create better photos. Check out the video above for Frost’s full thoughts on the Z fc.
