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By John Seaman · Posted
Perhaps someone will help with this. However it's a valuable camera and with respect, unless you have good knowledge and camera repair skills, I would definitely look to getting it professionally fixed. -
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By ShunCheung · Posted
Nikon, like many other cameras, do not like to reveal their future plans and products. When the Z system was new without too many lenses back in 2018, Nikon had to assure their customers that plenty of new lenses would be available, such that it was safe to buy into the Z system, unlike Nikon 1. Now that the Z system is 5 years old and plenty of lenses are already available. Perhaps there is no need for that roadmap any more. I hope there will be a Z-mount fisheye and some tilt-shift lenses, and some people want a 70-200mm/f4 VR, etc. The old pace Nikon had for the F mount was about 5, 6 new lenses a year. -
By ilkka_nissila · Posted
Yeah, one report on youtube said they had tested a 2016 EN-EL15 and the Z8 had not worked at all with that one. Another, earlier EN-EL15 had worked but gave a low charge indicator even though it was full. I have shot the Z8 with a, b and c types and they all worked fine. What is a bit unfortunate is that the color of the c type is black (same as EN-EL15) but a and b are gray (if I recall correctly). So one really has to go and check the product name before inserting it into the camera. -
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