Acho que muita gente. A Z9 continua indisponível em todas as lojas, exceto pelo anúncio do Mercado Livre a 55 mil reais…
https://www.cameraegg.org/nikon-z9-in-stock-availability-tracker/
Ah, tem um vendedor na Amazon oferecendo por 8500 dólares!
No canon rumors tinha gente até outro dia que não tinha recebido pré order da R5.
O problema são as grandes redes.
Nas lojas locais americanas tem R5 na prateleira e relato lá deles comprando sem reservar.
Interessante.
Tem vários produtos mais fáceis de comprar no Brasil que nos EUA, apesar do preço não estar dos melhores. O PS5, por exemplo, é bem mais fácil de encontrar no Brasil que nos EUA.
Essa é a visão de muitos aqui, eu inclusive. E olha que eu só esperei por uma 35mm f/1.4, que veio f/1.8 depois que eu já estava de saco cheio.
Falta numa p. wide anel dourado, não precisa nem ser projeto novo, pega a 28 1.4 e coloca um prolongador como a Sigma fez. Muda só a traseira.
https://www.zsystemuser.com/nikon-z-system-news-and/just-in-the-nick-of-time.html
"It strikes me that Nikon has once again managed a “just in time” response that has stemmed the outflow of professionals from a Nikon mount.
The first time this happened was in 2007, with the introduction of the D3…"
“Well, today, the Z9 can be said to have been the camera that staunched the latest round of Nikon pros from switching. The Internet had certainly whipped up the notion that “Sony mirrorless cameras focus better,” though the reality of that statement had a lot of footnotes, caveats, and nuances and wasn’t accurate. Even some Nikon DSLR pros seemed to slowly come around to thinking that Sony had some advantage (and were mostly wrong; the D6, used correctly, is uncanny in focus, though only over the area within the one-third points)…”
“I’ve been relatively surprised by the number of Nikon pros I talk to and work with that all recently decided to opt for a Z9 to see what all the excitement was about and maybe stop them from thinking about Sony. And it did. Nikon has once again managed to pull off a “just in time” technology change that keeps them in the game.”
Isso foi uma coisa que a Sony sempre fez, e a conta tá chegando: dizer que tudo da marca é melhor, mas sempre tem um asterisco dizendo ser em condições de laboratório. Algumas vezes, o recurso era bom mesmo. Em outros, pegou incautos. Em ambos os casos, levou a Sony onde ela está hoje. E a Nikon chegou junto, assim como a Canon.
Era o que a marca precisava para deixar de perder mais clientes.
A Z9 deu esperança para seus usuários. Agora eles querem o Expeed 7 nos outros corpos.
Notícia interessante:
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/newsroom/news/feb-2022-corporate-news.html#gs.pvu7kh
O quê isso tem a ver com a Z9? O sensor dessa câmera não é fabricado pela Sony, mas pela Tower. A entrada da Intel no mercado de sensores de imagem pode abrir novas possibilidades no mercado. A ver nos próximos anos.
Bom, agora todos estão aplaudindo a Z9. Mas enfim.
Um complemento a sua notícia:
"Intel buying Tower, therefore, means that Intel will have even more Nikon steppers in their fabs (they already have a number for non CPU chips). Which is sort of where Nikon is with Sony Semiconductor, if I’m not mistaken. So, regardless of whether Nikon is sourcing image sensors from Sony or Tower these days, there’s a behind the scenes relationship where both are the customers of each other. That’s led to all kinds of advances over the years, most of which don’t really get talked about. Nikon has long been quiet about the part they’ve played in image sensor technologies, but it’s clear they’ve been a player in them, mostly because any advance has had to be made on their equipment.
I see the Intel acquisition as actually being good for Nikon, as it strengthens a relationship that had weakened."
https://www.zsystemuser.com/nikon-z-system-news-and/commentary-on-the-news.html
Excelente ter novas opções assim.
A Nikon não pode ficar refém da Sony para sempre.
Mas isso já é antigo. Minha antiga Fuji X-E2 recebeu uma atualização de firmware tão extensa que tiveram que lançar outro manual pra cobrir os novos recursos.
É um hardware que permite este tipo de flexibilidade.
:ponder:
Nikon Z9 studio scene shows great speed comes at little cost
Nikon Z9 camera sensor tested at DxOMark
https://nikonrumors.com/2022/04/13/nikon-z9-camera-sensor-tested-at-dxomark.aspx/
A Dpreview publicou sua análise completa da Nikon Z9 e a câmera obteve a pontuação mais alta de todos os tempos (94% Gold Award):
https://m.dpreview.com/reviews/nikon-z9-review-a-dslr-like-stills-video-monster
https://i.ibb.co/BqxTcKD/Dpreview-Nikon-Z9-review-the-best-camera-ever-tested-768x954.png
Thom Hogan publicou uma análise completa da Z 9:
https://www.zsystemuser.com/z-mount-cameras/nikon-z-camera-reviews/nikon-z9-camera-review.html
Ele adquiriu a câmera através do NPS Priority Purchase. É um texto bastante extenso, como é habitual nas avaliações do Thom. Abaixo, transcrevo alguns trechos:
"…[i]There’s been a lot for me to write because the Z9 is a lot of camera. Despite my preface at the start of the review, I think I need to repeat this: the Z9 is the best Z System camera, by far, and arguably one of the two or three best cameras you can buy, period. Which is saying a lot, and should be viewed as a highly positive comment. Given the US$5500 price—which places it lower than the Canon R3 and Sony A1—it’s difficult to complain about what you’re getting for your money. The Z9 is a top performer, and a bit of a bargain.
. Compared to the Canon R3 — The Z9 has more pixels, no mechanical shutter, 8K video (with no overheating), and costs less.
. Compared to the Sony A1 — The Z9 has no mechanical shutter, no video limits (or overheating issues), and costs less.
. But…My advice is the same as always: don’t be a mount switcher. There’s much to be said in keeping continuity of lenses, accessories, menus, nomenclature, and other UX. Once in a system, you should stick with that system, I believe[/i]…"
i[/i]
“…My recommendation, below, may surprise some of you after all my negativity about things. For wildlife I’d tend to say that the camera is Highly Recommended. But I’m going to stick with a straight Recommended because there are too many small things in the Z9 that will frustrate some photographers. A sports photographer will gripe about 45mp, and an event photographer might gripe about frequency-based lighting issues that might arise, for example. So it’s difficult for me to consider putting a “highly” in front the “recommended” word. On the other hand, it’s an easy camera to recommend to most serious photographers, simply because the Z9 is a serious camera that does most everything well…”
i[/i]
“…A Highly Recommended rating to me would mean that the camera in question is at the very top of the heap. I simply can’t say that about the Z9 overall. No user-named settings files (Sony A1). No sensor-shift shooting (A1, OM-1, and more). No digital audio connection (GH5, R3, A1, and more). Loss of a useful button (AE-L/AF-L). Then we add in loss of things that a lot of pros were using (e.g. instant button override of metering system) and a host of menu/customization gremlins, and it feels to me that the Z9 came up a little short of where it could have been. All of which makes it difficult to add Highly in front of Recommended…”
Boa Leitura 
e uma excelente semana!!!
Sem dúvida é uma câmera interessantíssima para profissionais que atendem múltiplos segmentos. Provavelmente veremos mais firmwares para se diferenciar mais ainda dá z7 ll.
Vejo pouco interesse hoje em dia em divulgação sobre a durabilidade e a evolução dos materiais, o que é uma pena.