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The Nikon Z 5 full-frame mirrorless camera is an excellent opportunity to upgrade your photos and videos to the next level. This mirrorless camera has been developed with the Nikon Z mount at its core, the widest full-frame mount in the world. More light reaches the camera's sensor, giving you the freedom to create with greater detail, depth, and color.
See your photos and videos reach a new level of detail, no matter what you are shooting. With the full-frame sensor, powerful EXPEED 6 processor, and the exceptional clarity of the EVF function, creating in full frame with the Nikon Z 5 is easy. You can even crop your photos without losing details, ideal for prints and web locations.
Portraits with rich tonal gradations. Video with extremely shallow depth of field. The 24.3 MP full-frame CMOS sensor fully utilizes the light-gathering capabilities of the ultra-wide Z mount to deliver exceptional results.
Enjoy the freedom of instant adjustment to lighting changes thanks to the wide ISO range of 100-51200 of the camera. No need to worry about noise, as your photos are clear with impressive dynamic range at both high and low ISO values.
The powerful five-axis VR image stabilization system built into the camera allows you to shoot at shutter speeds up to five stops slower than would otherwise be possible. No matter which NIKKOR Z lens you use, you capture sharp photos and steady video.
The Nikon Z 5 full-frame is extremely portable and includes great features, and the same goes for the NIKKOR Z 24-50 mm lens included in the basic Z 5 kit. This NIKKOR Z lens is the smallest full-frame standard zoom lens available.¹ From interesting wide angles to dynamic portraits, it gives you the freedom to capture much more everywhere.
The advanced 273-point hybrid AF (autofocus) system is fast, accurate, and extremely smooth. It focuses on subjects instantly and keeps them in focus wherever they are in the frame.
Wonderful photos featuring people, dogs, or cats. As you take the photos, you can lock the focus on the subject's eyes and keep it there even if the subject moves.
Experience depth and detail like never before. The Nikon Z 5 is compatible with all full-frame NIKKOR Z lenses, and the range is constantly expanding. From ultra-wide-angle prime lenses to telephoto zoom lenses, these mirrorless lenses are faster, quieter, and provide greater sharpness. Their performance is outstanding in both photos and videos.
The dual card slot is compatible with fast UHS-II SD cards. Easily configure the slots to use one card for shooting and one for backups. Or set it to store videos on one and photos on the other.
The durable yet lightweight magnesium alloy body features sealing for protection against dust and moisture. Especially around the moving parts and buttons.
The body of this full-frame camera may be smaller, but its handling remains easy. Its grip is firm and secure, and its main controls are perfectly positioned.
What you see in the high-resolution 3690k-dot electronic viewfinder perfectly matches the results you will get. Key settings such as exposure, ISO, and white balance are applied in real time.
You can use USB to charge the Nikon Z 5 camera (as long as it is turned off) or to power it. It is convenient if you want to take photos for a longer time indoors or want to shoot a time-lapse video.
Find the angles you want on the tilting touch screen and focus with a touch. Easily navigate through images and videos by swiping your finger on the screen and double-tap to view the image area at 100% magnification.
Put yourself in your photos and videos. Nikon's Picture Control system allows you to apply unique creative filters and preview them in real-time in the electronic viewfinder or on the screen.
Transform simple moments into cinematic ones. The Nikon Z 5 captures footage in 4K Ultra HD quality with great clarity, and the full-frame NIKKOR Z lens ensures beautiful depth of field. You can create stunning time-lapse videos with the built-in camera function, as well as capture photos while recording video.
With the built-in Wi-Fi® and Bluetooth®, sharing your images becomes a simple task, while Nikon's SnapBridge app can turn your mobile phone into a valuable accessory. Easily transfer photos and videos or turn your smart device into a remote screen and controller.
Discover the beauty of full-frame photography with architectural, urban, and landscape photographer Ben Moore
The Nikon 24-200mm f/4-6.3 VR is intended for use with full frame sensor cameras and Nikon Z mount. It can also be used on a crop frame sensor camera but with its focal length adjusted according to the corresponding crop factor (e.g., mm x 1.6). The lens features an autofocus function for easy and quick focusing, particularly useful for photographing subjects in motion (e.g., children playing).
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Making the jump from the Nikon D7100 is like night and day! Combined with prime lenses, I personally consider it the most VFM body in the mirrorless market.
It is simple to use, lightweight, and with a bright flashlight, the results are excellent
I got it on Black Friday with the 24-70 f4 z for €1300. I think the cost is reasonable for the combination, I would be more concerned about other things. Its positives include the in-body image stabilization that helps with lens selection, dual memory card slots, and long battery life (yes, I am very satisfied with the battery life). Gradually, I will also get other lenses to complete the kit. Although it only offers "only" 4.5 fps in burst mode, I still managed to take a great panning photo of passing cars (see samples), I don't need anything more. For a while, I was torn between this and the Z50, but I'm glad I chose the Z5 because it is full frame and has IBIS. I consider buying a more expensive camera to be excessive. Apart from the regular menu, it has an option for a quick submenu that includes white balance and shot mode for quick adjustments. The only thing that has bothered me is that in some nighttime conditions (not always), there are dancing pixels in the electronic viewfinder, and you can't tell what you're capturing until you see it later. The lens has a solid construction, a fixed aperture at all focal lengths, and it locks and becomes smaller when not in use. Overall, I consider it a very good purchase for the price I got it.
This is an excellent machine with professional capabilities and a very nice ergonomic feel in its handling. I have had it for about 2 years now and have used it in many different situations (various events, theater, concerts, inaugurations, mysteries, tourism, etc.).
The choice of this particular machine was not random and the decision came after a lot of research, reading, and editing of files from the machines I mention below as competition. When I started looking for an FF Mirrorless system, the main purchasing criteria were 4:
1/ To be VFM (Value For Money - to be efficient in relation to its price)
2/ To have dual card slots
3/ To have comfortable grip and ergonomic operation with buttons
4/ To have in-body stabilization (IBIS)
In my opinion, in this price range category, its direct competitors are the Canon RP and Eos R, and the Sony A7ii and A7iii cameras, as well as the Nikon Z6. The choice seemed like a one-way street because although all of them are excellent cameras, none of them, except for the A7iii, have dual memory card slots, so they lose criterion No 2. Also, the Canon Eos R and RP lack several buttons, with some options having to be made through the screen, as well as IBIS, which is now useful and even the most entry-level camera has it, so they lose the 3rd and 4th criteria. The A7iii, which remains in the balance, loses due to the 1st criterion (VFM) because it is a 5-year-old body, which, although still an excellent camera, is sold at a higher price than the Z5 (you can only find it used at a price close to that of the Z5). It also loses in comfortable grip because it has a rather small handle (at least for my hand), resulting in my fingers touching the lens.
Summarizing the positives of the camera:
- It has an excellent grip with a large handle and the buttons are ergonomically placed in nice positions and can be adjusted with quick commands, making handling very easy.
- It has a touchscreen that is useful for reviewing photos, menu options, and moving the AF point (the latter is very useful).
- It also has a joystick button for moving the AF, something that is found in more high-end expensive bodies.
- The AF includes 273 hybrid focus points and covers almost the entire sensor.
- The files have a truly good dynamic range (they give the feeling that they are somewhat better than the equivalent Canon ones, only the Sony A7iii ones seemed equally good to me). Also, the JPEGs have excellent colors.
- It has the video mode selection switch near the thumb in a good position for quick transition with manual settings, which is excellent for hybrid shooters (those who take photos as well as video highlights of an event).
- It has 2 UHS-II speed SD card slots for fast recording (in combination with a good fast card, even if you overdo it with bursts, I noticed that the buffer is unlikely to abandon you).
- The EVF has a very good resolution and makes it more comfortable to use for the eye.
- 5-axis stabilization in the body - IBIS. (The best I have achieved is about 0.5 seconds handheld - let's not forget that it is a 35mm sensor in size).
- The build quality is very good and it is weather-sealed for protection against dust and moisture.
- It is a fairly lightweight camera (compared to other FF mirrorless cameras), so you can easily carry it on a trip or during professional photography for several hours (the good grip mentioned earlier helps with this - fingers don't get tired).
- It has reliable AF with face and eye detection capabilities (after the latest update, the AF has become even better and locks onto the eye with exceptional accuracy).
- It produces high-quality videos in 1080/60P and 4K/30P.
- It has on-camera charging capability with USB-C, and when combined with a PD power bank, it can charge and operate simultaneously.
- The menu is very easy to navigate with a lot of customization options and the ability to save personalized profiles for quick settings changes.
- Quick and easy connectivity with mobile devices via WIFI and Bluetooth. The snapbridge app is easily and quickly set up (something you don't find in Sony cameras).
- It has microphone and headphone jacks (useful for videographers).
- With the use of the FTZ adapter, one can use all Nikon F mount lenses without any loss in speed and AF accuracy.
However, despite being an exceptional tool with many positive points, the camera also has some negatives, which are as follows:
- The AF is its weakest point, although very accurate, it struggles more in low-light environments, resulting in occasional missfocus.
- The sensor is a simple CMOS and not BSI (and chronologically older than equivalent bodies), so it shows a slight weakness in low-light situations with more noticeable noise in shadows.
- When using the FTZ adapter, the stabilization becomes 3-axis instead of 5.
- The 4K video mode has a significant crop factor of about 1.7X (meaning 24mm lenses become approximately 40mm), indicating the CPU's inability to read the entire sensor.
- Simultaneous recording on both memory cards for redundancy is not available in video mode.
- There is a strong flickering issue, to the point where the photo is destroyed when using the silent shutter (electronic shutter), especially indoors. (My advice... strictly use the mechanical shutter)
- Lastly (although I don't consider it a major negative, but it will be mentioned because many people complain about it), the camera has a slow burst speed of 4.5 FPS.
Who do I think this camera is NOT suitable for?... For those involved in sports and wildlife photography. In those situations, you need a fast and powerful AF-C that the camera cannot keep up with, and you need high burst speeds to capture every movement...
Otherwise, I believe it is suitable for all other photographers. It is a camera oriented towards photography for... amateurs entering the world of FF bodies... For professionals who are gradually changing or setting up their equipment or simply want to have a second backup body.
The camera is capable and can produce great work and results with the proper understanding of its limitations and the exploitation of its strengths. With a high-quality lens in front, the results will impress even the most demanding photographers.
Thank you to those who had the courage to read it until the end.
I bought the camera a while ago and I am very satisfied. Compared to the D7100 I had, the Z5 with the 24-70/f4s lens is much superior. Its grip is good although the body is smaller, it is lighter and its photos are much higher in quality. Finally, I can take photos at night. I don't believe it's worth going for the z6 or z7 unless you use it professionally.
I got it for 1300€ with the 24-70 f4. For this money, it's worth it on a full frame. It is not the ultimate machine in any case. It takes very good photos when there is enough light. In low light conditions, its sensor shows its age and the implementation of signal amplifiers gives more "noise" at 3000+ iso compared to the Z6 and above. I have not yet had the chance to try it in astrophotography due to the weather, but despite the noise, it seems to have a satisfactory result for its data. I definitely recommend it if you find it on sale. At its regular price, I don't think it's worth it. The video is satisfactory and the fact that it is cropped is positive for me because with the 24-70 if you don't want to buy another lens, it has more zoom. It has all the positives of the Nikon Z category with a slightly inferior sensor.
Edit 10/07/2023: It takes great night photos. I took 2 trips and tried it out, and it is very honest for night and astrophotography.
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Excellent camera, I think you don't need anything more.. I have used it professionally and it has never let me down. It does everything very well and right now it is a great opportunity at this price of €999.. I attached the Viltrox 35mm f1.8 and the image quality skyrocketed incredibly. The 24-70f4s lens is razor sharp.. Overall, it is a very good full-frame camera
With the current cash back of 1000 euros and the features it offers, such as 2 SD card slots and excellent construction and assembly, this camera should definitely be considered by anyone looking to switch to a mirrorless FF format. If you have Nikon Af-S lenses with the appropriate mount, you're all set. Otherwise, choose a Z lens from the S series for the best results. It's great for night shots, but for daytime use, it requires some exploration as there are many options in the menu for color selection and WB that each user may prefer. The battery, for my own habits and use coming from a DSLR, seemed more than sufficient! I hope I helped future buyers.
An excellent camera connected to Nikon's 50mm lens, it is truly a gem especially for portraits. I still miss quite a few accessories, but the job requires patience. Nevertheless, the camera is exceptional!
The camera has a very good grip in the hand. Although it is relatively small (and I have large hands), its grip is large enough to be perfectly convenient and comfortable. Also, while the camera may be small and lightweight, the lens is large and heavy (like most Z lenses), so the overall size and weight is large and heavy. This is not necessarily negative (because it helps with stability when holding it), but if someone goes for mirrorless to have a smaller/lighter set than with DSLRs, they will be disappointed...
The focus when there is enough light is very good (it finds the eyes in the frame immediately and there is no deviation). When the lighting is low, not only is it difficult to focus, but even when it seems to have focused, there is still significant deviation from reality. From what they say, without a firmware upgrade (which I did immediately) it is even worse... Fortunately, there is the possibility of manual focus which works very well (as is common in mirrorless cameras, due to the ability for focus peaking, live zoom, etc.).
The video is cropped if someone wants 4k resolution. In 1080p it is full frame and works fine.
This concerns the kit with the 24-70s lens.
Too early for a detailed review. Only a few days of ownership. What is certain is that 1st - Regarding image quality compared to DSLRs (I have 4, 2 NIKON and 2 CANON), the difference is obvious to me, at least as an amateur. And 2nd, a comment on AF. I downloaded and installed firmware 1.40, which is the latest, and it seems that there is no problem in low light, at least I cannot detect it at the moment. Connection to mobile is okay, and I downloaded the apps, but I still don't know if I will use them, Canon's remain unused. Of course, the camera needs a lot of reading and use to be judged somewhat comprehensively.
27-04-2023: The price of the kit has returned to €1899 from the €1399 I managed to get it for... The video, at least for use with not too demanding requirements, did not seem bad to me, at least better than the Canon200d I have had since last year. Colors, sharpness, etc. are obviously incomparable. The wireless connection with the relevant application is easy.
I use it professionally, it's a great choice for Nikon users. WARNING not all full frame lenses are compatible. It's also good to have a second battery.
Amazing machine, upgraded from the Z50, and its quality is superb, especially with the 50 1.8 s. At €800 that I got it, it was a steal.
As the owner of the Z5 for several months now, I have been very satisfied with the camera. Of course, I also use the 85mm 1.8 S lens, so you can understand the quality of the photos.
An exceptional machine in every way.
It's my first full frame so I don't have a comparable measure. However, compared to my old Nikon D5300 (crop frame), it's like day and night in terms of photo quality.
It has a stabilizer that allows you to take sharp photos with low shutter speed (capturing "movement") without needing a tripod. It also counts a lot that it's weather sealed and takes two cards for backup so you can have peace of mind. Finally, it charges with USB Type-C like a phone, without needing to remove the battery which is very convenient.
I remember that the autofocus initially concerned me in low light conditions, but after the latest firmware update, I didn't notice any inaccuracies or delays. I haven't tried it yet in astrophotography.
Keep in mind, however, that there are weaknesses regarding video, which personally didn't interest me as I'm mainly into landscape photography.
I have attached some indicative photos I have taken with the Z5 and the kit lens.
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