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By Dieter Schaefer · Posted
Never been a real issue for me. In fact, I wish there was a more convenient but instantaneous way to change the Z9 from 20fps down to 10 or so as I take way more shots than I really want and need. Aside from the 24-70/2.8 versions (some with reservations), Nikon never managed to produce a good mid-range zoom. I am now quite happy with the Tamron 35-150/2.8-4 with the caveat that I don't have easy access to the wider focal lengths - something I thought I miss more often than I actually do. For me that's only true for wildlife photography, for the rest I still rely on my F-mount DSLRs and lenses. Or the Sony mirrorless system. I do have the Z-mount 24-70/4 though - but it's hardly ever used. -
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Feast of Lanterns, Pacific Grove, Nikon D80, 12-24mm Tokina @12mm.
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