Nikon’s Z5 II is the cheapest full frame camera so far with internal raw video
After years of retardation by rivals when it comes to shooting video (and then suddenly Buying The manufacturer of the Red Cinema Camera), Nikon is pushing new boundaries in this area. His last elves is $ 1699 24-megapixel full frame Z5 IIPerhaps the cheapest camera without mirrors so far to maintain internal raw video. It also offers improved autofocus with new AI forces, cleaner images and improved image stabilization.
Z5 II is a remake of wholesale of Original Z5 And it starts with a video. Although it is still limited to 4K 30 FPS and cut 4K 60 FPS, it can now capture these formats using the company’s 12-bit N-early format with N-Log, along with a 10-bit H.265 and 8-bit H.264. Interestingly, he will record in N-early to SDXC UHS-II cards, as the camera lacks high-speed CFEXPress slots. This probably means you will have to buy very quickly (and expensively) Cards and that the N-Re video will be highly compressed. However, it is a function available on no other camera in this price range.
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Nikon also promises a very improved autofocus, enhanced by a new image and technology processing engine borrowed from their high -end Z9 and Z8 models. The Z5 II can now be locked faster for the subjects, especially human eyes, faces and bodies, and work in a lower light up to -10 EV, compared to -3 EV before. Meanwhile, the AI ​​system can detect up to nine types of animal -ranging object (including bird detection mode) to bicycles. When working at Auto-AF AF, these subjects can be found, focused on and monitored automatically.
The native ISO has been increased to 100-64000 (50-204 800 in extended modes), compared to a maximum of 51 200 before. This should improve the noise levels in the ISO ranges, the company said. However, the resolution is still limited to 24 megapixels.
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Body stabilization has been increased to 7.5 stops with maintained lenses far from five stops of the Z5. This is an electronic stabilization paired designed to maintain manual video stable.
The Z5 II cherry still offers a decent 3.69 million points of resolution, but the brightness is increased to 3000 nits with 13 brightness control levels. And now it comes with 1.7 million points with an option that is a great improvement from the screen just for tilting the previous model. The body already has a deeper adhesion to improve processing and comes with a picture control button with one touch and switch between color profiles in real time, coinciding with a recent trend that started from the X100 VI of Fujifilm.
Other features, including Dual SD UHS-II card slots, 3.5mm headsets and microphone jacks, cloud connectivity through the Nikon and new building cloud, resistant to “Z6 III”, according to Nikon.
The Z5 II seems to be an impressive full -frame hybrid camera and the rivals Sony and Canon actually have nothing in the same price range that can compare it. However, it also comes at a price of $ 300 higher than the Z5, starts. However, this can tempt the makers of films and others away from the camera sensors at similar prices from the likes of Fujifilm and Sony. Z5 II is Now on pre -order for $ 1699 (only body) or $ 1.999 with a set of 24-50 mm f/4-6.3S
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/cameras/nikons-z5-i-shepest-full-frame-camera-yet-with-intern-ra-Video-113041486
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