More pics using Nikon z 7: I did a little more practice shooting with the borrowed Z7. I'm feeling pretty good about the camera overall. I also wanted to try some close-ups with it...

Ben's nana Loc: Chesterland, Ohio

I did a little more practice shooting with the borrowed Z7. I'm feeling pretty good about the camera overall. I also wanted to try some close-ups with it, although I forgot my macro lens, so I had to make do. Now I need to decide if I should wait for the Z 7II. They have some bundle deals with FTZ adapter and basic lens. Downloads look good. (#2 was a really cool fungus Ive never seen before) Thanks for looking.
Fran

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Ourspolair

Seem to have mastered the Z7 pretty quickly. If I were you, I would wait for the Z7II, they will have sorted out most of the bugs on the new version. Stay well and keep us posted.

Ben's nana Loc: Chesterland, Ohio

Ourspolair wrote:

Seem to have mastered the Z7 pretty quickly. If I were you, I would wait for the Z7II, they will have sorted out most of the bugs on the new version. Stay well and keep us posted.

Thank you, and I'm seriously thinking of waiting for the Z 7II. I do have another camera to use in the mean time
Fran

Jamers Loc: Michigan

I like all your photos, I'm thinking about going to mirrorless.

jdub82 Loc: Northern California

You've captured some great images with the borrowed z7! I'm impressed by the Z series, even though I'm a Canon shooter. My son's friend shot his small family wedding with her z6, and the images were impressive. Undoubtedly the second generation of the z series will be even better.

couch coyote Loc: northern Illinois

Delightful shots, you really made great use of your opportunity with the camera!

UTMike Loc: South Jordan, UT

You have clearly mastered this one, Fran, but since you have another camera with which you have posted excellent work, why not wait?

Ben's nana Loc: Chesterland, Ohio

Jamers wrote:

I like all your photos, I'm thinking about going to mirrorless.

Thanks James . I’m really enjoying themirroless
Fran

Ben's nana Loc: Chesterland, Ohio

jdub82 wrote:

You've captured some great images with the borrowed z7! I'm impressed by the Z series, even though I'm a Canon shooter. My son's friend shot his small family wedding with her z6, and the images were impressive. Undoubtedly the second generation of the z series will be even better.

Thank you jdub, I heard some mixed reviews initially but I have to say I’m liking it
Fran

Ben's nana Loc: Chesterland, Ohio

UTMike wrote:

You have clearly mastered this one, Fran, but since you have another camera with which you have posted excellent work, why not wait?

Thanks mike I’m definitely leaning that direction. I heard they won’t start shipping till January
Fran

Ben's nana Loc: Chesterland, Ohio

couch coyote wrote:

Delightful shots, you really made great use of your opportunity with the camera!

Thanks for your kind words, couch coyote
Fran

Annie-Get-Your-Gun Loc: Byron Center, Mi

Ben's nana wrote:

I did a little more practice shooting with the borrowed Z7. I'm feeling pretty good about the camera overall. I also wanted to try some close-ups with it, although I forgot my macro lens, so I had to make do. Now I need to decide if I should wait for the Z 7II. They have some bundle deals with FTZ adapter and basic lens. Downloads look good. (#2 was a really cool fungus Ive never seen before) Thanks for looking.
Fran

Fran, you're really going to town with these shots with the Nikon Z7. Great images of the interesting fungus.

Ben's nana Loc: Chesterland, Ohio

Annie, thanksfor the multiple thumbs. I am enjoying it
Fran

angler Loc: StHelens England

Excellent set Fran.

yssirk123 Loc: New Jersey

Absolutely beautiful images Fran - I think you and the Nikon Z7 or Z7II are going to be very good friends.