Join the B&H team in the field as they use the Nikon Z 6II and Z 7II, testing out the low light features, AF tracking and all-around speed in a photoshoot.
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0:00 Introduction
0:30 Today’s Set
1:23 Z 7II
4:14 Z 6II
8:12 Final Thoughts
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11 responses to “Nikon Z 6II vs. Z 7II in a Low-Light Photoshoot”
Why is this called photoshoot when it's a videoshoot?
what about the video output of z7II… is it at par with z6II?
Still getting amateur and professionals to buy the most expensive cameras and lenses huh? If you can get them to waste their money, why not? Just make sure it's gear you need and not want. Or told to want!
I'm very pleased with my z6 ii. Is it technically possible to allow 10 bit 4k 60 fps to atomos ninja v via a firmware update?
iso800, 1/50, f4 is not low light…what if location needs ISO 6400, how would it work in that conditions?
OG Z6 and Z7 with latest firmware update can also be set to remember the last AF position before being turned off. Resorting to infinity focus on power up is however rather helpful in astrophotography, so nice that this option remained.
It really shows, that they don't know how to hold or play a guitar.
hello, nice presentation. i switched from d750 to z6ii and I am very happy. But eye detection is not as good as R5 or alpha 7m3 so still use single focus point. Good idea your trick using eye detection in red wide-L box ! at least, even if we miss the eye, we get the face sharp 🙂 I hope with two cpu Nikon will learn form their competitors and won't wait a 8000usd Z9 to fix AF.
I am using same sandisk than you but a lexar usb 3.1 type-c reader and the CFExpress card is quickly hot i can't handle in my hand after 20min in the reader. is it normal and not destructive for CF card ?
artificial…..why not go to a REAL concert and see how they perform? that's the real test, not this.
Both excellent cameras! The z7ii is my choice for proffesional work hands down but my z6ii if im not shooting to enlarge hugely or crop in to excessively i think is an absolutely fantastic stills camera! Files are smaller and easier to work with…. I find myself shooting with my z6ii way more than my z7ii…. But in total as image quality/ noise control and build quality go the nikon z cameras are streets ahead of any other brand, the af is catching up very quickly and in any other settings except eye af is class leading…. The eye af firmware updates later this year that will trickle down from the z9 will make them easily on par with canon and sony but with all the other for mentioned qualities being better in every way! Good on nikon
Well Done and very informative !!!