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If you’ve used any Nikon dSLR previously, you’ll find your Z7 II/Z6 II mirrorless camera comfortably familiar in shape and placement of the controls. The only things you really lost in migrating were the mirror and quite a bit of weight and bulk. Your camera has been right-sized to fit in the hand, with all the buttons, dials, and knobs needed for the most frequently adjusted functions arranged for easy access. Another 12 settings can be adjusted from the i menu, and you can customize which dozen options appear there to suit your own working habits. (I’ll show you how to personalize the i menu in Chapter 12.) With so many control choices available, you’ll find that the bulk of your shooting won’t be slowed down by ...
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