This is my Nikon Z50

[@Stop-All-War]

Excellent

[@johansmitphotography]

Thank you so much!

[@ru2ik]

i have nikon z30 and that is excellent camera for photography

[@haroldgraham4441]

Fantastic

[@johansmitphotography]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@labalia30]

This camera is very efficient for macro indeed!

[@johansmitphotography]

The camera is actually not a big role player in this type of photography, but rather the lenses you use, they must be able to provide a lot of magnification for these small subjects😃

[@labalia30]

@@johansmitphotography true! But the Z50 with the FTZ is very useful for old manual focus lenses, which are very good quality but tricky to use, the EVF or the screen help alot.

[@johansmitphotography]

@@labalia30 You do have a very valid point, the viewfinder and the mirrorless system aids a lot with those manual focus lenses, very true what you said.

[@gelliereloj3686]

What lens do u use for macro photography

[@labalia30]

@@gelliereloj3686 I have the Nikon F 105mm 2.8 VR and the 60mm 2.8 (No VR). I prefer the 105mm on the z fc (eq. z50) because of the VR, but it is much heavier.

[@Buhay_Canada56]

I look for this one instead of buying in market place im gonna buy a new one.instead for not wasting money

[@warthog123]

Get a better lens. AF-P 70-300 f4. Dont use DX lenses.

[@jdariop21]

New to this but why shouldn’t we use dx lenses

[@warthog123]

@@jdariop21 FX lenses in general are better at gathering more light. And will be future ready when you move upto FX.
But I was using the FX Version on my z6. I think its bettwe to move off from FX glasses altogether. The 50-250 seems to be mich sharper and better micro contrast that the 70-300.

[@jdariop21]

Ok. I was looking to get a Nikon AF 80-400mm f 4.5 5.6