Next camera after Nikon D850 will have Z mount
As for "Nikon simply can't figure out how to deal with mirrorless" I respectfully disagree, and think they are rolling out details of a plan that appears to make sense.
The Z mount allows for more light, which I am completely on board with. I want 1.2 and 1.1 lenses.
What, precisely, do you think is a problem, fmw? Or can I call you "f"?
Seriously though, names are nice. 
Frost Photography wrote: So I get the idea behind the 'let more light in' lens system. But why are they still going after the f/.95 50mm? Is that wide of an aperture really needed if they were so sure about this sort of system?
I don't understand your logic here. Why not go after a 1.1, 1.0, 0.95 lens if you can? It's not just about the light, it's about image rendering. Why do you think that single lens is required to justify the new mount?
I saw an article go by recently that computer a possible maximum aperture of 0.65 with the Z mount. So, yeah, why not?
I want an 85 f/1.2 lens; if you're not looked at the Canon 85 f/1.2 you're unaware of an amazing, unique piece of glass. Or better still, a 135 f/1.2. That would be awesome. How about a 300 f/2? Even more so (once you've used a 300 f/2.
. I like the potential of the Z mount, and await new products that move past the refresh of existing lenses. 
garyrhook wrote:
Frost Photography wrote: So I get the idea behind the 'let more light in' lens system. But why are they still going after the f/.95 50mm? Is that wide of an aperture really needed if they were so sure about this sort of system?
I don't understand your logic here. Why not go after a 1.1, 1.0, 0.95 lens if you can? It's not just about the light, it's about image rendering. Why do you think that single lens is required to justify the new mount?
I saw an article go by recently that computer a possible maximum aperture of 0.65 with the Z mount. So, yeah, why not?
I want an 85 f/1.2 lens; if you're not looked at the Canon 85 f/1.2 you're unaware of an amazing, unique piece of glass. Or better still, a 135 f/1.2. That would be awesome. How about a 300 f/2? Even more so (once you've used a 300 f/2.
i am with you on fast lenses. The issue is that the cost of
these lenses is going to be astronomical. If they can keep prices competitive, they will do good, but many said the e mount was too expensive and so far, it looks like the z mount is even more?
Sony has made a statement that the e mount is easily capable of some super wide apertures as well, but seem to rely on the other aspects to create unique renderings.
In the end, they’re all making us poor and they’re getting rich. ?
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