Nikon hasn’t necessarily done anything radical with these ‘mark II’ cameras, but has instead concentrated on fixing the originals’ most obvious weaknesses. Its carefully calibrated set of updates should make both models more attractive to demanding users who require more reliable continuous autofocus, or need to be able to back up their images to two cards during important shoots such as weddings. However, they’re less likely to win over those who feel that the Z cameras’ design and styling has strayed too far from the firm’s DSLRs.
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