Upgrade camera: I would like to upgrade my Nikon D7200, for another Nikon mirrorless. Looking at the Z6 and Z6ii. Also I need to start editing my food photos in photoshop, any videos...

Tito14 Loc: Central Florida

I would like to upgrade my Nikon D7200, for another Nikon mirrorless. Looking at the Z6 and Z6ii.

Also I need to start editing my food photos in photoshop, any videos that you recommends

Thank you!

Ernesto

ELNikkor

Probably Z6II; so many advances since the D7200. Even though I went to the D750 from the D5100, I still use the D5100 in many situations, so that D7200 should never be obsoleted.

Tito14 Loc: Central Florida

ELNikkor wrote:

Probably Z6II; so many advances since the D7200. Even though I went to the D750 from the D5100, I still use the D5100 in many situations, so that D7200 should never be obsoleted.

love the D7200 but is time to upgrade. Thanks!

CHG_CANON Loc: the Windy City

Tito14 wrote:

love the D7200 but is time to upgrade. Thanks!

Is it? Really?

Tito14 Loc: Central Florida

CHG_CANON wrote:

Is it? Really?

Yes

CHG_CANON Loc: the Windy City

Tito14 wrote:

Yes

Have you priced the full-frame mirrorless lens(es) along with a sensor format change?

Tito14 Loc: Central Florida

CHG_CANON wrote:

Is it? Really?

Hello, any advice on photoshop? Soon I will have plenty time to play with it.

Thanks

CHG_CANON Loc: the Windy City

Tito14 wrote:

Hello, any advice on photoshop? Soon I will have plenty time to play with it.

Thanks

Watch all the free video training, what is exclusive to subscribers in the Support / Training section at Adobe.com, as well as the titles freely available on u-tube.

billnikon Loc: Pennsylvania/Ohio/Florida/Maui/Oregon/Vermont

Tito14 wrote:

I would like to upgrade my Nikon D7200, for another Nikon mirrorless. Looking at the Z6 and Z6ii.

Also I need to start editing my food photos in photoshop, any videos that you recommends

Thank you!

Ernesto

Utube has 1000's of helpful video's. Just post your question on google and you will get lots of help. Also, when you bring up photoshop, look for the tutorials, there are many there also.
Good luck and keep on shooting until the end.
As far as upgrades go, you will get NO improvements in image quality with mirrorless. If your getting great images now, do not switch. And, Nikon will be bringing out at least two upgrades or new bodies this year.

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

From what I've read, the Z6 II is a big step up from the Z6. I have the II, and it's very nice. I tend to pick up my D750, though because I've been using it for so long.

Before you spend your money, read online reviews and comparisons.

Tito14 Loc: Central Florida

CHG_CANON wrote:

Have you priced the full-frame mirrorless lens(es) along with a sensor format change?

I did price the adapter and all the lens are very expensive.
Still looking no buying anything yet. You know me, before I buy I asked tons of questions to make the right decision

Tito14 Loc: Central Florida

jerryc41 wrote:

From what I've read, the Z6 II is a big step up from the Z6. I have the II, and it's very nice. I tend to pick up my D750, though because I've been using it for so long.

Before you spend your money, read online reviews and comparisons.

Jerry, Thank you very much!

therwol Loc: USA

Tito14 wrote:

I would like to upgrade my Nikon D7200, for another Nikon mirrorless. Looking at the Z6 and Z6ii.

Also I need to start editing my food photos in photoshop, any videos that you recommends

Thank you!

Ernesto

What do you expect or hope for with this upgrade?

Unless you use full frame lenses on the Z6 or Z6ii, you're taking a step backward. The camera will go into the DX mode if you mount a DX lens, and then you'll get 10 megapixels out of a 24 megapixel sensor. The cost of a few full frame lenses will add up.

Mirrorless cameras do have advantages over DSLRs, but depending on what you do, there may not be a NEED to upgrade from one to the other. But if you have money to burn and want a change, go for it.

bsprague Loc: Lacey, WA, USA

Tito14 wrote:

Hello, any advice on photoshop? Soon I will have plenty time to play with it.

Thanks

Random YouTubes will eventually fill in all the gaps. Real, from scratch, learning goes better in an organized "class" or course.

LinkedIn Learning is a Microsoft owned company and has thousands of organized courses, including two on Photoshop. The shorter one is taught by Jan Kabili and the longer one by Julieann Kost.

LinkedIn Learning charges for their courses. However, most Libraries have free access. If not, and you've never used it before, there is a one month free trial.

luvmypets Loc: Born & raised Texan living in Fayetteville NC

Hi Ernesto,

I sent you a PM with some info on a Photoshop Course you might want to consider.

Dodie