I'm new to the camera world, and I'm seriously considering the Nikon ZR as my first camera for my marketing agency. However, the reviews seem pretty mixed, and I'm struggling to decide whether it's the right investment.

My use case:

• 80–90% video, 10–20% photography.
• Social media reels, corporate shoots, promotional content, and product videos.
• Indoor and outdoor shoots, primarily 4K, with 4K 60fps being my maximum requirement for now.
• I also need good still photography capabilities for product shots, corporate photos, and general client work.

My priorities: Reliable autofocus, good IBIS, battery life, easy handling, and affordable lenses.

I'm based in India, where the Nikon ZR body costs around ₹1.5 lakh ($1,580).

I'm also considering the Sony A7 V ($2,300) and Canon R6 V ($2,000), despite their higher prices. The ZR seems to offer a lot for the money, particularly for video, but the mixed reviews are making me hesitant.

What's confusing is that almost everyone I ask recommends Sony, even when I ask people who shoot with other brands. Sony seems to be the default recommendation, while the Nikon ZR rarely comes up.

For those who own or have used the Nikon ZR, would you recommend it as a first camera for my needs?And if you've used Sony or Canon as well, how does the ZR compare in actual paid work?

I'm looking to invest in a camera system for the long term, so I'd rather make an informed decision than follow the crowd.

I recently bought a new Nikon Zf camera. There is a black sticker on the back of the flip-screen (circled in red)

Now I am not sure if I should leave the sticker there or if I should remove it.

Can someone give advice to a novice?

Roland

Someone doesn’t like having their picture take. And he showed it 🤣🤣

Z6iii w/180-600

Z6II, Z 24-70 2.8 S

Not pictured, Nikon 16-35mm and Tokina 100mm from my D610 days.

Need help from you all...somehow my kid dropped my d500 and 200-500, causing this. Is it worth it to fix it? Is it fixable? The camera is my secondary camera my 14 year old uses. It is an old body but worked well. Lens was in good but not "excellent" condition pre drop.

If it is worth it to fix it, any recommendations? In USA. Thanks!

When given the choice, what door do you choose?

okayso im a beginner like ive never used a camera as nice as this. this is the type of pictures i am obsessed with moody, stormy, sunsets, pretty much anything nature what settings do i need to make my pictures look like this also what settings do i use for

fall colors

Hey, yesterday I got my first Nikon SLR, an F90 and made the mistake of buying a G lens to go with it. I only figured out later that I am not able to use my camera to its full extent with the lens. (The camera body is great tho)!

What type of lenses are compatible with the F90 and does anyone have any budget recommendations?

Recent portrait shoot on Z5ii with a few lenses. 35mm 1.8S, Minolta 50mm 1.4, Viltrox 85mm 2.0 EVO

Just got my first real camera, a Nikon Z5, and this was my very first image. Love the fall colors, but still learning how to focus and compose. It’s a huge learning curve from action cameras and drone photography, which I’ve mainly been doing as a hobby for the past couple years.

im not seeing one for sale, anywhere. world wide. i have a U2.

Z9, 160-600

Nikon FM2n /
24mm Nikkor f2.8 /
Kodak Tri-X 400

8am in NY

Shot with Nikon Z50
Nikkor Z DX 50-250mm 4.5-6.3 vr

Slightly edited jpgs with in-camera grain.

Lenses:
Nikon Z 40mm f2
Nikon Z 400mm f4.5
Tamron 70-180mm f2.8 G2

Nikon D500 + Nikon 200-500mm f5.6. Various settings with shutter speed 1/640 to 1/1600, f5.6 to f9, ISO 100 to 12500.

Feel free to comment. I am beginner, all advices are useful for me.

A d750 (with 23,000 shutter conut) + nikkor 24-120mm f4g ed vr, three genuine Nikon batteries, the original box, and all the accessories. Everything for $800 usd

Finally i got MF6B and AH2

400mm 4.5