Nikon Z6 (Nikkor 24-70mm Lens) Digital SLR Camera - Black Price in India, Specifications, Reviews & Offers. Buy online at Flipkart TATACliq . Compare Prices and Save!

Your wife is right!
Always use the strap.
Light up your vedios not clearly undertood products.
What is iso on z6?
DUDE! The everyday dad looks about 12 years old!
Thats So cool DSLR Can u tell me About It Battery Backup.? Whatsapp me
If you are a no budget filmmaker, the strap can help you get better handheld footage.
The line of NIKON Z lenses look and feel cheap, have no enticing aesthetics and does not represent what a major player in the industry should offer to their clients. For example, the lettering on the lenses are hard to read and shows the lack of interest of NIKON for good industrial design. Yes, aesthetics do not make better photos, but they do make the product desirable and valuable. Respectfully. What do you think? Are aesthetics and good industrial design important to you? Do aesthetics influence your purchasing decision in some way?
Great Camera but the Screen 7:22 , DEAD!
Strap very important after long walk photo session
That's a big no on the included camera strap. It really chafed my neck and I had to buy a nice long comfortable one
why I saw a little delay on touch-screen
Yes, boaring man.
Well, I think one XQD Card slot is more reliable than two sd cards to be honest. SD Cards were never ever put into professional cameras. The only reason is cost. So, I am glad they use a reliable sturdy card so I am totally fine with one slot. But that's my opinion ;-). And cmon. have you seen the write speed? Its beyond everything almost ;)
Glad they gave XQD. Using XQD in D4 no complain after 80,000 shutters!
Color science looks to be incredible! Nikon has always had great color.
Sir, will u please tell me how to activate time lapse, focus shift in Z6 as it shows it can't be active in current state or current setting in camera. I tried every thing but didn't get it activated.please Helo me sir.
is this camera better than the sony a7iii?
wow wasn't expecting much of a quality change at the end with the camera video change but my mind was blown! i didn't think it could get any crisper O.O
dude you are too hard with the camera, I think you simple think it as a machine but for someone its an emotions. its not always abt high tech camera its abt technique n timing ,knowledg and somtimes its abt luck, what you capture. don't take it personaly, except that good vlog keep it up
One more nice video I like that you are not promising or guaranteed comment about price
Saib charger to bhuligya
Are you Gujarati?
yaha mere city me kisi bhi camera shop me extra battery ya fir card reader ni mil raha sath me
extra battery ? kaise milegi ?
Thanks for Crystal clear info
Extra Battery kaise aayegi?
thanks for full information
amazing
i also use its very easy and nice
mere liye bahut hi badiya kam laga
wow amzing infor mation
Amazing talented video
Good job bro
Good bro.
Nice And well Camara
Good job
Wow awesome Information
-> What's in the box? watch my unboxing here are you finding the pre amps on this camera? I've heard they are not very clean producing a hiss. Is there a work around ? thanks
I like your tonality. When are you getting a 4K video to record your videos though haha
Great video Dave. Thank you.
Good Morning Dave. After much research I took delivery yesterday of my Nikon Z6. The clincher for me was, well 2 things really, this video and then coming across a very usable B+W photo which had been taken with a 30,000+ ISO! First impressions . . money very well spent indeed! It's an absolute gem of a camera. In fact the very first thing I noticed was how heavy the box was. (I had ordered the Nikon Z6 + FTZ Adapter & Nikkor Z 24-70mm ƒ/4 s.) Everyone has been talking about how much lighter this camera is and how cheap the lens feels. Well that was not my experience. I felt the camera was a good weight and felt solid in the hand. I didn't think it was particularly light but it wasn't heavy either. As for the lens that certainly didn't feel cheap and plastic as some had made out. Again I thought it was a nice solid piece of kit, thought not necessarily too heavy. We would all like 2 memory card slots but for me it wasn't a deal breaker but what I would say to anyone considering this camera is check out the prices of the memory cards because you might be a little surprised how much you have to pay. Then add to that a memory card reader and all of a sudden you may have spent another £200-£300 or more. Many thanks once again for the video. Adam.
What is the little red tag (button) attached to your Z6 camera strap connector?
Love your photography reviews! :)
Giant blocks of chocolate on your walls
Very nice camera, I would have to say that this camera is more of a intermediate to pro camera with everything it offers, Still if I had the money I would get one.
So many cameras, so little time.
Great looking camera Dave. I do wish that Canon would put image stabilisation into their dSLR bodies as I assume it would then make the lens prices cheaper.
I planned on upgrading from my D610 to the Z6II, and this 24-70 F4 seems to be the perfect companion until I can afford my go-to Primes (35mm, 85mm, & 135mm) for the new Z-mount.
So there is an adapter for the z6/7 to allow canon lenses. I hear it's actually better than the Ftz adapter which makes nikon look sad. What are your thoughts on getting the canon 24-105 F4 instead of this lens?
Where do you sell your lenses?
Just won a 24-70 f4 on ebay, bought z6 body last week. Thanks for the review!
Hello, wanted to say I enjoy your videos, very helpful. I have a question if you have time and opportunity to reply. I used to work in a camera store many years ago, before the digital age. I am just re-entering the world of photography. I am planning to purchase either a Z6 or a Z5. Leaning towards the Z6 as the price difference is only $250 here in Canada. I am wondering if you have a recommendation for the lens. I can get the 24-70 f4 with it. However for the same money my local store has a used 24-70 F mount f2.8G. I don’t mind the extra weight if it is a superior lens. If you have any thoughts on the camera choice I would welcome your thoughts. Thank you Stephen
Hello, Is it a good lens if i use it for wedding and some low light or better 24-70 f2.8 with f mount ?
Great tutorial and review on the Nikon Kit Lens. I really appreciate how you objectively compared the newer 24-70 f 2.8S to the kit lens that came with my Z6. I am new to photography, as a hobby, and I am blown away with the quality of the pictures I can capture knowing as little as I do. Maybe the 24-70 f4S is all I will ever need - but, I find myself struggling with lighting and shutter speed - and perhaps a wider lens angle is something that would complement what I have. Any thoughts? As a complete hack/amateur, should I be looking at prime lenses? Should I step up to the 70-200 f2.8 VRS? Any feedback would be appreciated!
Kit lenses are probably a necessary evil; most often they’re junk, with few exceptions (Fuji 18-55 previously, and now the excellent 16-80 f4). Evil, because they, as you say, don’t do the camera system justice in general, necessary because few new owners will buy an expensive camera, AND an expensive lens separately.
Will u plzz gift me the z 24-70 2.8
Hi, thanks for the expert view. I bought the kit lens purely as I am restarting my general photography. Circumstances have conspired against me finding much time and I feel that it is a foot back in the door, not too ambitious too soon. It hasn't broken the Bank, and learning to use the camera with a light lens will ensure, I feel, that I regain that enthusiasm. Thank you, Norman
can i use this 24-70 f4 with nikon z50 in photojournalist and events ?
Ok
If you are shooting professional level stuff, then kit lenses probably won't do the job. I think that Fuji offers a good "kit lens" equivalent in the 18-55 2.8-4 which I shot with A LOT when I used Fuji. Canon's 24 - 105 f4 seems good, and I'm looking at Nikon Z6 with 24-70 f4 as my entry into full frame. I think these f4 24-105 kit lenses should become the new standard because they offer a really good quality lens for people like myself (hobbyists) who want a good camera but maybe can't justify dropping tons on 2.8 zoom glass (although having the FTZ ring is a good way to get quality F-mount equivalent lenses!) , and in a lot of cases just removes the need entirely for another zoom lens. I personally rarely find myself wanting to go more open than F4 on a zoom lens, so 2.8 is overkill, and it also keeps the size down making them awesome for travel. I do wish that Nikon had made a 24 - 105 f4 as the standard for the Z system, but I can also completely understand why they went with 24 - 70, and I think I'll be more than happy with f4.
If it is just as good once stopped down more than fine for me, I very very seldom shoot below 5.6 usually 8 or 11 as I'm more a landscape shooter. This looks the perfect travel lens for me, I love the collapsible design, as my main issue with lenses when I'm walking around is them bouncing around hitting me etc, once I take the shot I dont care about the size its just easier to take around thats all.
Please help as I see you as a fountain of Nikon knowledge. I am 74 years old and have been shooting the same Nikon F for 53 years. My new Z50 arrived a couple days ago and I am thrilled but still learning how to make all these menus do what knobs and buttons used to accomplish. My wife and I are scheduled to go to Fairbanks in October and one of the things we want is to photograph the aurora. I just went out to try a shot of the night sky (I like to work out procedures before I get on scene) but; With the camera on manual, the iso set to 400, the aperture at 5.3 and the shutter at 30 seconds the shutter would not open. Of course the exposure compensation line was blinking because it wasn’t seeing a lot of light. How can I make this thing trust me and go ahead and open the shutter in the dark? I tried the ‘bulb’ and ‘time’ shutter settings as well.
Would you prefer an f/2.8 to f/4 variable aperture lens or an f/4 fixed aperture lens? In particular I am looking at the Fuji 18-55mm f/2.8-4 and the 16-80mm f/4.
I love mine kit everythingthe next thing is gonna be the 85mm s
What about wedding photography with 20mm S 1.8 or 35mm Z Mount 1.8
Great review. I agree this lens is amazing, I come from fujifilm world and I had the infamous xf 16mm f1.4 but frankly I felt this nikkor zoom better with more details and sharpness
Can I use this lens on the Z50? Some say it will not work well.