This is also the reason why one needs to be very careful drawing conclusions from this review regarding this factor.

Secondly, I have seen Jared Polin being schooled by an actual pro some years ago when reviewing some lens or camera. Put a D5 and a D500 side by side with the same lens, and the D5 is faster focusing due to the bigger and more powerful battery powering the system.I don't know that there's any higher compliment for any product then that actual owners/users praise it. The Nikon Z5 has a staggering 273 autofocus points for fast and accurate autofocus and thanks to the EXPEED 6 processor and very sharp EVF you can easily take full frame photos that you can even crop without loss of detail. I know the new f4 is sharper, but I would really love to isolate the subject once in a while, and that's where the 2. m across all focal lengths, you have maximum freedom over your image composition - from close-up to infinity.

However, as pointed out the EXPEED 7 processor also drives the focus faster and as Naoyuki Murakami pointed out, there is no real advantage in using linear motors the shorter focal length, small lens element lenses. For optimum storage the Nikon Z5 has two USH II memory card slots and with the USB-C connection you can provide the camera with continuous power, so you can keep on going. It would be one thing if we could mount the Z lens onto an RF body for example because then with the same body, it would be more influenced by the lens (obviously not considering any impacts that an RF to Z adapter, if one existed, would make on AF performance). Sony cameras after the A7III should always be shot in AF/C which is the only mode in which real time tracking works. But if car N can accelerate to 90 mph in 8 second and car S takes 12 seconds to get to 120 mph, car N is likely to get thru the intersection faster, even though car S might get to the end of the block faster .The Nikon 24-70mm, I only used it for two days with the Z9, and well I thought it was a great offering for professionals. The mechanical zoom ring requires a fair bit more force to start turning than the other two, making it a little tricky to make very fine focal length adjustments, but once in motion it turns smoothly and spans the zoom range in a quarter-turn.