Nikon's Z5 II is the cheapest full-frame camera yet with internal RAW video

Nikon’s new full-frame Z5 II has better autofocus and faster shooting

The Nikon Z5 II includes an upgraded LCD touchscreen that can now flip out sideways and rotage. | Image: Nikon Five years after Nikon released its entry-level and more affordable alternative to its original Z7 and Z6 full-frame cameras, the company is finally updating its Z5 with improved autofocus and image stabilization, and a much brighter electronic viewfinder. Nikon says the new Z5 II is also its first camera that can capture video in its p…

Nikon's Z5 II is the cheapest full-frame camera yet with internal RAW video

Nikon just announced the $1,699 Z5 II, possibly the cheapest mirrorless camera so far to support RAW video.

Nikon Z5II additional coverage - Nikon Rumors

→ Pre-order the Nikon Z5II at B&H with Payboo and save. → Left: Nikon Z5II, right: Nikon Z6III – the designs are very similar (pronews). → Engadget: “Nikon’s Z5II is the cheapest full-frame camera yet with internal RAW video“. → Interview with the Nikon Z5II engineers: Q: The Z5II is the successor to the full-size “entry-level” camera “Z5,” but even for me, who uses high-end cameras like the “Z8,” I felt that it was a high-level camera that s…

Nikon launches Z5II, with 4K video and 12-bit N-RAW recording - IF Magazine

Nikon has unveiled the Z5II, a full-frame mirrorless camera that it is pitching at filmmakers and content creators as well as photographers. The post Nikon launches Z5II, with 4K video and 12-bit N-RAW recording appeared first on IF Magazine.

[Digital Daily Reporter Kim Mun-gi] Nikon Imaging Korea (CEO Jung Hae-hwan) announced on the 3rd that it will launch the 'Z5II', a full-frame mirrorless camera with a Z mount. The new “Z5II” is the successor to the “Z5” released in 2020, and is a product that inherits the same EXPEED 7 image processing engine performance as the flagship models Z9 and Z8. In addition to fast automatic detection of 9 different subject types through AI technology b…

Nikon Z5II Announced - Supports Internal N-RAW Video Recording and More

The Nikon Z5II mirrorless camera builds on its five-year-old predecessor with a new 24.5MP BSI-CMOS sensor and the EXPEED 7 processor from Nikon’s higher-end models. These improvements enable faster shooting speeds, better autofocus with subject detection, and improved low-light performance with enhanced image stabilization. Features include an articulating touchscreen, brighter viewfinder, dual UHS-II SD card slots, 4K/60fps video recording wit…