Nikon Z5 + Z 24-70 mm Mirrorless Camera Kit (273-Point Hybrid AF, 5- Axis In-Body Optical Image Stabilisation, 4K Movies, Dual Card Slots), VOA040K006

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Wildlife and sports shooting do share a lot in common in terms of shooting fast action, unpredictable movements, etc. Lenses should be built for decades, not to be thrown out like smartphone when the next iteration comes along.

I should also receive the 100-400 but it relies on" twin stepper focus motors for AF, which provides silent and reasonably quick autofocus" - so not blindingly fast. Incidentally, what I said about the 70-200 test is completely correct and if you re-read my comment you will see that I don't actually disagree with the OP of that thread.S primes have dual motors and tbh I think most people shouldn't pay attention to him, he has been terribly wrong before, his 50 1. The lens is fully sealed against dust and moisture, with seals not only at the base, but also at its control rings, buttons and focus mode switch, as well as at joints between components. As for "Naoyuki Murakami" He clearly stated that the STM motors are better for responisveness, quietness and accuracy etc. Equipped with the impressive optical performance of the Z mount system, this mirrorless camera is designed to allow you to capture every shot along the way.

With it, more light reaches the camera sensor, giving you the freedom to create images with greater detail, depth, and color. Nikon’s SnapBridge app makes it easy to transfer photos and videos, or turn a smart device into a remote monitor and controller.

And exposure can be kept constant throughout the Zoom range, without the need to switch to high ISO. There's minimal negative impact from the CA correction, but the distortion correction does introduce some softness into the image (pay particular attention to the tree branches). Compact and capable, the Nikon Z 5 is an FX-format mirrorless camera with a well-rounded feature-set to suit both photo and video needs. Might I suggest DPReview completes its tests for Autofocus for the top Z mount S-line lenses again but this time using a Z9, rather than the very old and poorly performing (in terms of AF) Z7. As for DPR not knowing about 'real world usage' most of the editors here are ex Nikon DSLR users by their own admission, including Barney, Rishi and Carey who have all commented publicly on the slowness of stepper motors relative to voicecoil.