Nikon Z50 II | Compact mirrorless Stills/Video Camera with Easy Color presets and Wireless Photo Sharing | Nikon USA Model

It does not have IBIS but you can get around that of your a professional. Ideally smaller prime lens will reduce shake, also using manual mode will fast shutter speeds to freeze shots taking. Using PRIME LENS is key....ideally up to 85mm maximum. The higher the prime the more harder it is. If you have to use zoom lens do not use variable lens (lens with for example f3.5 to 5.6) usena zoom with a fixed aperture, hence reason for Prime lens.. Regular Consumers should take note of this before buying. Other than that great camera with professional features like the more expensive cameras. I especially use this at events that I dont want to risk my more expensive cameras like the z6iii.....Because this is a DX you might have more problems at night or dark places (low light). Make sure you have sufficient light available to you. Very powerful and more than capbable camera if used right. 4k60, exspeed 7, Shoots RAW, Creative Color Profiles for both photos and videos.

I had the Z50 but sold that because it wasn't for me. This new Z50 II is a well thought out upgrade to the original that migrates menus and features from his larger Z-system siblings that it's a great companion to my Z5 when I want to travel lighter. This is now my go to camera body when I need a more mobile/portable setup. If you're in the Nikon system and looking for a second (compact, APS-C) body, then highly consider the Z50. Nikon has made good on ensuring their cameras have similar feel across the different models so if you're a Nikon user the menus/button placement will all seem familiar. This may seem like an entry level camera, but it's far from it.

A big step up from the original model.

Great starter camera for anyone new to mirrorless and at an affordable price.

It a nice upgrade for me, I was using a z30 camera as my first camera to learn the basic photograph, then I choose to upgrade to z50ii. The picture quality is amazing with the silent setting for animals photography great without scary the animals. The z50ii is little more heavier then the z30.

I love this camera! I have wanted a mirrorless Nikon for some time but hesitated to purchase due to high price. This camera is marketed as an entry level mirrorless camera however it performs almost all functions of the much more expensive Z8 or Z9. Same processor as Z9, most functions of Z9. Cons: only one card slot, battery life is too short, no auto sensor cleaning funcion Pros: Cost. Weight is 17 oz. Excellent auto focus and speed. Bird tracking. Prerelease function.

The autofocus AF-A mode is fantastic. It's really fast, for candid shots of people and animals moving around. Great results, noticeably better than the first-generation Z50. However, I'm disappointed that Nikon does not include a battery charger with the camera. You have to buy it separately, or charge your battery in-camera using a USB cable.

Huge upgrade to the original Z50. Focus like a champ. Love the responsiveness! Many new features. I'm so happy 😁

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