Nikon Z5 Body

The Nikon Z5 has an enticing set of specifications for the entry-level full-frame user, especially when you consider just how small the camera is. If you are on the lookout for a fantastic everyday or travel camera, or just like the idea of a smaller than usual camera, then the Z5 is certainly worthy of your consideration. It’s worth thinking about whether you want to spend a little bit more to get hold of the Z6, especially if you’re into action photography or video shooting.

For a full frame camera not to heavy. Well constructed and designed, described as entry to full frame but I think that is underselling the Z5. Recommend D. Busch`s book and the online manual .

It's still too early to write a proper review, but so far I am happy with my purchase. I particularly like the size, weight and handling. The feature set is comprehensive, the dual slots a bonus.

I'm new to mirrorless and coming from a D/D f. lenses I wasn't sure but I've been pleasantly surprised by the image quality. It is very good considering this is a variable aperture across the zoom range. Harrison cameras advised me on some potential Z-range candidates and their delivery speed was excellent. I can definitely recommend them, I've been a customer since the mid 's and they've always looked after me.

I bought this camera to replace my D7200. Over all the camera is easy to use and I haven't really put it through its paces yet. I hadn't realised it didn't have an inbuilt flash. Thankfully I haven't a flashgun so it's not a major issue it just means I haven't to remember to take the flashgun with me. This is my first mirrorless camera so it's probably going to take a bit of time to adapt.