Are you upset by the new Nikon? Maybe it’s just not the camera you are looking for (and it doesn’t have to be)
Not every new camera has to be tailor made especially for your needs, says Nigel Atherton The post Are you upset by the new Nikon? Maybe it’s just not the camera you are looking for (and it doesn’t have to be) appeared first on Amateur Photographer .
The latest addition to Nikon's camera lineup, the Nikon Z5IIc, has sparked a wave of criticism and disappointment among potential buyers. This model is essentially a more affordable iteration of the Nikon Z5II, with a less sophisticated viewfinder. The reaction from the photography community has been overwhelming, with many questioning the decision to omit the viewfinder.
According to the author, a viewfinder is an indispensable tool for composing images and is essential for the photography process. The author argues that the viewfinder offers a unique, immersive experience that cannot be replicated by the rear screen. It is particularly important for those who take photography seriously, as it allows for greater focus and concentration on the composition.
The author acknowledges that there is a generation of photographers who have never used a viewfinder, particularly those who rely solely on their smartphones for photography. However, they emphasize that the Z5IIc is not the ideal choice for them. The author goes on to suggest that there is a third option - a Nikon Z5II with a rangefinder-style EVF - which has been proposed by other camera manufacturers such as Fujifilm and Sony.
This would cater to the preferences of street photographers and those who prefer a more traditional shooting experience. The author concludes by emphasizing that the diversity of camera options is a positive aspect of the industry, and that not every camera needs to cater to every photographer's specific needs.
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