Inside the numbers on the new Nikon Z50II

Nikon Team •Deep Focus•07 Nov. 2024•3 Minuten Lesezeit

Take a run through the stats and specs of Nikon’s new feature-packed DX sensor camera

Mount: Nikon Z mount. The widest mirrorless mount, with more light hitting the sensor and a stunning selection of lenses available to cover every style.

Sensor: Nikon DX format CMOS sensor with 20.9 million effective pixels, to capture all the detail in your still and videos.

Take a run through the stats and specs of Nikon’s new feature-packed DX sensor camera

Mount: Nikon Z mount. The widest mirrorless mount, with more light hitting the sensor and a stunning selection of lenses available to cover every style.

Sensor: Nikon DX format CMOS sensor with 20.9 million effective pixels, to capture all the detail in your still and videos.

Nikon Team

What’s in our kitbag?

Z50IIBuilt for ease

NIKKOR Z 28-75mm f/2.8Versatile street set-up

NIKKOR Z 50mm f/1.4Anything but standard

Electronic viewfinder: 2360k dots, 1000 cd/m². Around twice as bright as the competition.

Card slots: 1 x SD (UHS-II). Plenty of room for your stills and videos

Processing engine: Nikon Expeed 7. The superfast Expeed 7 is at the core of the Nikon Z9, Z8 and Zf, Z6III and now the Z50II.

Video recording: 4K 60p (cropped) 4K 30p (5.6K oversampling), Full HD 120p, 100p, 60p, 50p, 30p, 25p, 20p. N-Log, 10-bit codec, HLG, product review mode, REC lamp, self-timer, hi-res 2x zoom with 11 speeds, electronic VR, direct streaming via USB. With the power of the Expeed 7 processor The Nikon Z50II is a budding filmmaker’s dream.

Monitor: 3.2-in, 2100k-dot vari-angle touch-sensitive LCD (touch Fn supported). The monitor on the Nikon Z50II is bright, sharp and easy to use with its large size, while the vari-angle mechanism makes it perfect for both vlogging and working at unusual angles.

ISO sensitivity: 100-51200. The Nikon Z50II has you covered in low or bright light situations.

Autofocus: The Nikon Z50II also has everything covered in Autofocus. Whatever the subject you can be sure it’ll be sharp. Hybrid focal-plane phase-detection/contrast AF, 209 focus points, 87% × 85% coverage, pixel interpolation, subject detection (people (face, eye, head, upper body), dogs, cats, birds, cars, motorcycles, trains and airplanes, pinpoint, single-point, dynamic-area (S, M and L), wide-area (S, L and Custom), and Auto-area (97% × 85% coverage) AF, 3D-tracking and subject-tracking AF.

Flash: built in. When you need that extra bit of light, it’s right there for you on the camera.

Connectivity: USB-C, HDMI-D, mic, headphone and remote release connector.

Picture controls: 31 types. With access to Recipes on Nikon Imaging Cloud, the new, dedicated Picture Control button and the ability to choose your style before you press the shutter, your creativity gets a boost while you let the camera do the hard work.

Dimensions and weight: 127 x 96.8 x 66.5mm (W x H x D), 520g (with battery and memory card). The Nikon Z50II is small and light enough for all-day carrying and will slip into a bag easily.