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[annie_co]

Hi!

I originally started in photography with a Nikon film camera which I loved.

When DSLR came out, I went with the Canon SL1 because it is small and I am petite, but now I want to step up, be more creative, and do more low light shooting.

 

The Z50 fit my hands just right and my too-quick demo of it yielded sharp photos and good color (although it did seem too saturated, but assuming that can be easily adjusted).

 

May I ask, if you own this camera:

Is it good for landscape? (I could not find much online), by that I mean, can shoot well in low light and overall you are happy with the results?

 

I like the high extended ISO range and would find that helpful.

 

I do wish it had focus stacking. Fuji X-T30 has it, but I am unsure on that camera; it has some complexities associated with it (in my hands!) and besides, maybe I will always have Nikon in my heart

I don't like to **have** to do post-editing of photos so hoping for out of camera jpegs that require no/minimal adjustments (but I do look forward to learning more editing techniques too)

 

Also, what lens do you recommend? 

 

The 16-50 F3.5 kit lens sounds like a good range, but I would prefer F2.8 with vibration reduction with or without an adapter. Hoping for something used/new in the range up to $500.

 

Thank you so much and all the best!

Annie 

 

 

[fallout666]

you want ultra wide to wide angle lens. how much will you be shooting in low light settings too. that is kind to high for 50mm if need lower f/stop. that is great starter lens to have and have not tried i only used F mount kit lens 18-55 one or 24-70 kit lens for Z body's. so someone else will shine in. with your budget 

 

 

 

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