AF
Viltrox 14mm
Nikkor 40mm SE
TTArtisan 75mm
Nikkor 24-120 S
MF
Voigtlander 50 f/1
Loxia 25/35/85 (E mount adapated)
Thypoch Simmera 28mm (E mount adapted)
I also have Loxia 50 which I would keep but for whatever reason the blue rubber gasket on 50 is getting in the way and visibly looks pinched when mounted via Megadap E2Z Pro+. I have to apply quite a bit of force to mount it and I know it is only a matter of time that I will damage the rubber gasket if I keep trying to force things.
Also the hood on TTArtisan is so bad, I would highly recommend to get the one that Scott mentioned in his Youtube review.
Eh makes sense to me. I’m not precious about my personal photos, which is why I didn’t mind the single card slot on the Z50ii. I’d rather invest in a larger capacity SD to use it as a B video cam.
RoamingScott wrote:
Again, that makes zero sense, especially since micro cards have largely been unaffected by the memory price increases, but you do you. I run a fast 64gb card as my main and a slow V30 256gb as the micro...SD gets taken out, formatted in camera between shoots, and the 256gb continues on as a backup drive...I've had a year-long span where it didn't fill up but have every image I took backed up. I like that peace of mind.
If I wanted to move files off it, I can even move them to SD in camera, don't even need a reader for my computer....Show more →
As an alternative, you can use the Nikon imaging cloud to automatically backup your photos, then have it directed to google drive or adobe lightroom cloud from there. I used this a lot on vacations without any issues. But I do have a micro SD card and just leave it there as a backup also. I never take it out of camera.
I know we are talking about zf here.
but I recently tried adapting Fujifilm lens to my zfc, and it worked surprisngly well.
the nicest part is that now I can control all of aperture, ISO, and shutter speed with physical dials. true vintage experience.
I don't know if there are full frame lens that has physical aperture rings we can adapt to zf. that would be pretty nice.
gjoliver wrote:
I know we are talking about zf here.
but I recently tried adapting Fujifilm lens to my zfc, and it worked surprisngly well.
the nicest part is that now I can control all of aperture, ISO, and shutter speed with physical dials. true vintage experience.
I don't know if there are full frame lens that has physical aperture rings we can adapt to zf. that would be pretty nice.
There are many, many third party prime lenses for the Zf that have aperture rings for this very reason.
gjoliver wrote:
I know we are talking about zf here.
but I recently tried adapting Fujifilm lens to my zfc, and it worked surprisngly well.
the nicest part is that now I can control all of aperture, ISO, and shutter speed with physical dials. true vintage experience.
I don't know if there are full frame lens that has physical aperture rings we can adapt to zf. that would be pretty nice.
The true vintage experience would involve having to waste a bunch of exposures when you want to change ISO 😁
