Nikon Z50 II: Ultimate Second-Generation APS-C Mirrorless Camera
Discover the Nikon Z50 II, featuring a 20.9MP APS-C sensor, EXPEED 7 processor, 4K video, 30 fps continuous shooting, and advanced autofocus.
The Z50 II can shoot at 30 fps using the electronic shutter and 11 fps with the mechanical shutter.
Nikon has launched the Z50 II, its second-generation mirrorless APS-C camera. It has a 20.9-megapixel APS-C sensor and the new EXPEED 7 processor.
This makes the camera faster and improves autofocus with 3D tracking.
The Z50 II has an ISO range of 100 to 51,200. It also features pre-release capture, which records images up to a second before you press the shutter button.
The Z50 II can shoot at 30 fps using the electronic shutter and 11 fps with the mechanical shutter.
It also offers nine subject detection modes, including options for people, animals, and vehicles.
For video, the Z50 II records 4K at up to 60p (with a 1.5x crop) and supports 10-bit N-Log. It also has a new Picture Control button for quick access to color presets and custom settings.
You can download Imaging Recipes and share photos easily with Nikon SnapBridge.
The camera has a bright 2,360K dot EVF and a 3.2-inch vari-angle LCD screen. It also includes a mic jack, headphone jack, and USB-C charging. The Z50 II can be used for live streaming.
The Z50 II has Product Review Mode that automatically focuses on objects in the foreground during video. It also has Hi-Res Zoom for zooming without losing quality.
The Z50 II does not have in-body stabilisation. It offers digital stabilization with a crop.
The camera uses the EN-EL25a battery. This battery lasts about one hour of video recording. The older EN-EL25 battery is also compatible. However, it lasts less.
The Z50 II will be released in late November 2024. The price will be $909.95.
There are two kit options available. One includes a 16-50mm lens for $1049.95.
The other includes a 16-50mm and 50-250mm lens for $1299.95.
