Tại sao Nikon Z xài lens Sony E lại "ngon"? vid by #TranDuyWay

[Why is Nikon Z using Sony E lenses so "good"?] Nikon Z is a "latecomer" mirrorless camera line when compared to Sony, Fuji and a few other brands. But even though it was launched later, Z's technology is still very formidable, as Nikon continuously upgrades both hardware and software, and most recently, Nikon's acquisition of RED also marks the "seriousness" of the giant in competing with other brands, both in terms of photography and video recording. "Nikon Z body is very good" - they say. "But Z lenses are both few and expensive" - ​​they also say! With a camera line that is only a few years old, the lack of lens options is understandable. Current Z users are always looking for native lens replacements to use on high-end Z bodies. Most of them reuse Nikon DSLR F lenses with a long history. Although F lenses are plentiful and cheap, there are also many problems that Z users are not satisfied with: outdated technology, slow and noisy AF motor, too thick and ugly adapter mount... Sony E mount, on the other hand, because it has been released for a long time (since 2011), has an extremely large number of lenses, including genuine Sony lenses and for brands, with diverse prices and quality ranging from high to low. And with Nikon's "unofficial permission", third-party companies can produce adapter mounts so that users can use Sony E lenses on Nikon Z bodies. This is a great thing for those who like the Z system, because in addition to the "smooth" appearance of Sony lenses when mounted on Z bodies, the way they operate is also similar because they are mirrorless lenses. As a user of both Nikon and Sony, I have had the opportunity to have in-depth contact with both systems. Nikon Z body is very good - Sony E lens is great, and luckily, people made a adapter so I can combine them! I will explain this in detail in this video. Thank you for watching the video ^^ For more details, please contact: + 84 98 2222 980 (Call, Zalo, Whatsapp, Telegram, Viber) Tran Duy camera: 10A Luong Huu Khanh, District 1, HCM