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,Do you feel threatened by mirrorless or something? Your statement that the Z lenses will be bigger and heavier is not correct. The 24-70 2.8 Z lens weighs 75% of the F-mount. The 70-200 2.8 Z weighs 95% of what the F mount does. Your theory and conclusion is wrong.Nikon Shooter wrote: All the fuss around the newer mirrorless Z system is getting ridiculous
if you ask me… it feels like talking to scientology adept or creationists.
… but it is lighter!
The mirrorless body is indeed lighter — by about a third — but is that
of any good? There will be long road map until there are enough Z len-
ses to accommodate the actual F mount users. The new glasses will be
fatter and heavier to fit the Z mount… lighter, really? Using an F lens on
a Z body means the use of the adaptor. Again, lighter… really?
If one uses Z lenses, like the 50mm ƒ1.2, there will be a outrageous gain
gain in size, weight, and price that all make me shiver and all will make
any combo feel very front heavy. So not really lighter and unbalanced.
There are mirrorless cameras that are very light… the Point & Shoots.
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,Shadowfixer1 wrote: Your statement that the Z lenses will be bigger and heavier is not correct. The 24-70 2.8 Z lens weighs 75% of the F-mount. The 70-200 2.8 Z weighs 95% of what the F mount does. Your theory and conclusion is wrong.
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,Chris Briggs wrote: But hey, I'm not one to judge. If you don't like it, you don't like it.
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