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Nikon Z

Quick information
Brand Nikon 2020
Model Z
Released Year 2020
Type DSLR Cameras
Series Z
Color Black
Status Active

Overview

The Nikon Z series is a lineup of full-frame mirrorless cameras introduced by Nikon starting in 2020. These cameras utilize a new Z-mount, featuring a large diameter and short flange distance, enabling superior lens design and optical performance. Equipped with high-resolution sensors and advanced EXPEED processors, the Nikon Z series supports fast autofocus, high ISO sensitivity, and 4K video recording. The series is designed with an electronic viewfinder for real-time preview and accurate exposure. Additionally, it includes models with in-body image stabilization and enhanced connectivity options such as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

The Nikon Z series supports both native Z-mount lenses and F-mount lenses via an adapter, ensuring compatibility for existing Nikon lens users.

Specifications

MPN 1632
Type Digital SLR
Series Nikon Z
Model Nikon Z
Megapixels 20.9MP
Manufacturer Color Black
Color Black
Custom Bundle No
Connectivity USB Micro-B (USB 2.0), HDMI D (Micro), 3.5mm Microphone
Battery Type Lithium-Ion
Manufacturer Warranty 1 year
Dimensions (LxWxH) 12.45 x 7.2 x 5.4"
Screen Size 3.0"
Weight 3.845 lb

Key Advantages

The Nikon Z series delivers exceptional image quality with its large sensor and powerful processor. Its mirrorless design allows for a more compact and lightweight camera body without sacrificing performance. The innovative Z-mount provides better light transmission and allows for faster, quieter autofocus. In-body image stabilization helps reduce camera shake for sharper images in low light. The electronic viewfinder offers real-time exposure and color preview. Additionally, the camera system provides robust video features supporting 4K resolution and advanced codecs.

Limitations

The Nikon Z series may have a higher price point compared to entry-level cameras. The native Z-mount lens ecosystem is still expanding and might not be as extensive as traditional DSLR lenses. Some users might experience shorter battery life compared to DSLR models due to electronic viewfinder usage. Autofocus performance, while strong, can vary depending on the scene and lens used. The mirrorless system may require an adjustment period for photographers accustomed to optical viewfinders. Finally, the camera bodies can be relatively larger and heavier compared to competing mirrorless models.

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