Nikon has officially launched the Z5IIC full-frame mirrorless camera, targeting entry-level users. The camera body is priced at ¥9,999, with various lens kit options available ranging from ¥11,999 to ¥15,499.
The device features a 24.5MP full-frame backside-illuminated CMOS sensor paired with an EXPEED 7 processor. It includes a five-axis in-body image stabilization system offering up to 7.5 stops of compensation and supports autofocus based on deep learning for 10 subject types.
Designed for portability, the magnesium alloy body weighs 620 grams and features a flat-top design. It includes a 3.2-inch vari-angle monitor, supports 4K UHD 60fps video recording, and offers a continuous shooting speed of up to 14fps, with a 30fps high-speed frame capture mode.
The Z5IIC introduces scene modes to the Nikon full-frame mirrorless lineup, offering 15 options and an AUTO mode that optimizes settings based on subject analysis. It also supports N-Log and N-RAW recording, along with connectivity via Nikon Cloud and SnapBridge.
