10-14-2020, 07:43 AM
Indeed, and I wonder why they dropped the "s" moniker Nikon uses to use for such updates. Perhaps they wanted to avoid the mind boggling numbers juggling of the past and just go with what works for Canon and Sony.
Anyway, they gain dual card slots, dual processors (for a comparatively small gain in performance, I guess a new generation of processor was not ready yet), a number of AF feature improvements (face and eye detect in "wide area AF mode", AF possible in one stop lower light than before in normal AF speed mode (-4.5 EV for Z6 II, -3EV for Z7 II , 14 FPS (up from 12) for the Z6 II (but only with single AF point and 12 bit RAW), 10 fps (up from 9) for the Z7 II (albeit only single AF point and 12 bit RAW) and a bigger buffer, 4K60 for both, and a port for a new grip with vertical controls.
Anyway, they gain dual card slots, dual processors (for a comparatively small gain in performance, I guess a new generation of processor was not ready yet), a number of AF feature improvements (face and eye detect in "wide area AF mode", AF possible in one stop lower light than before in normal AF speed mode (-4.5 EV for Z6 II, -3EV for Z7 II , 14 FPS (up from 12) for the Z6 II (but only with single AF point and 12 bit RAW), 10 fps (up from 9) for the Z7 II (albeit only single AF point and 12 bit RAW) and a bigger buffer, 4K60 for both, and a port for a new grip with vertical controls.