I switched to the Nikon Z7 to take advantage of its lower native ISO of 64 (instead of 100), its 1/8000s (instead of 1/4000s) minimum shutter speed and its abundance of pixels allowing for more aggressive cropping. However, I found a workaround by pushing the shutter slightly while bringing the camera to my eye and to use the EVF-only display mode. I almost decided to go back to the D750, which IMHO still is an ideal tool for shooting events. The first was the startup lag time of the system and the EVF. I started shooting with the 24.5MP Nikon Z6 because the majority of my photography is event-related and I do not need the 45.7MP of the Nikon Z7. Further thoughts on the Nikon Z7 The Learning experience: why I upgraded from Z6 to Z7 We explore more with Peter this episode, with learnings and extended examples. Last week, we outlined the basics on the Nikon Z mirrorless digital camera format, and why it served Peter Nievaart so well, and continues to do so on a daily basis for his photography needs.
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