Retro-inspired tech can be a lot of fun to look at, but when it comes to something as expensive as a professional-level camera, if it is not functional as well, that aesthetic probably is not worth the price. So, can the Nikon Zf mirrorless camera, back up that attractive design with the features and capabilities modern photographers demand? This excellent video review takes a deep look at the camera to help answer that question.
Coming to you from Andrew Goodcamera, this great video review takes a look at the Nikon Zf mirrorless camera. The modern retro camera movement really gained momentum with Fujifilm’s X Series, and many photographers have appreciated the return to tactile controls that allow them to easily and intuitively control fundamental settings without the distraction of thumbing through digital menus. This allows the user to focus more on their creativity, so much so that some photographers describe such designs as inspiring to use. And so, it is nice to see another manufacturer getting in on the actions, with Nikon’s offering bring a full frame sensor, 4K video, a magnesium alloy body, deep learning technology, 30 fps burst rate, and in-body five-axis sensor-shift Vibration Reduction. It looks like a versatile and fun camera to use. Check out the video above for the full rundown on the Zf.
