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Nikon Z5 II Announced - Press Release | Price | Major Specs

Nikon finally announced the Nikon Z5 II camera. The camera features a major upgrade in the core specification. It now features an updated 24-megapixel full-frame CMOS sensor, paired with the Expeed 7 image processor, that we have already seen in the Nikon Zf camera.

Now, the continuous shooting speed of the Nikon Z5 II can reach up to 14 frames per second, with a mechanical shutter, and the autofocus has been upgraded with an AI AF algorithm ( coming from the Nikon Z8 camera). The camera’s continuous shooting speed can be further pushed up to 30 FPS while shooting with an electronic shutter.

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Nikon Z5 II major features

  • 24MP BSI full-frame CMOS sensor
  • In-body image stabilization, rated up to 7.5EV
  • Autofocus subject detection with support for 9 subject types
  • 14 fps Raw w/ mechanical shutter
  • 30fps JPEG-only mode with pre-release capture
  • 3.69M dot 60Hz EVF with 3000-nit peak brightness
  • 4K/30 full-width, 60p w/ 1.5x crop
  • 10-bit N-Log or N-Raw capture
  • Dual UHS-II card slots
  • Downloadable color mode presets via Imaging Cloud

The camera features 10-bit internal recording in log, and the frame rate can be boosted up to 4K 60 FPS, but in DX mode. While recording in 4K 30 FPS, there is no crop. The overall autofocus algorithm has also been optimized for video recording. Support for inbuilt 7.5 stops of sensor-shift image stabilization works very well while recording video. At the same time, you also get a vari-angle monitor to properly compose your scene according to exposure.

The Z5II will be available in April and will retail for $1699 – a $300 increase over its predecessor in absolute terms, though a very similar price when considering inflation and its greater ambitions. Kits will also be available with a 24-50mm f/4-6.3 lens for $1999, or with a 24-200mm f/4-6.3 VR for $2499.

Nikon Z5 II Official Press Release

Nikon announces the Nikon Z5II: Let full-frame be the next step in your creative journey

MELVILLE, NY (April 3, 2025) — Today, Nikon announced the new full-frame / FX format Z5II, an entirely new generation of intermediate-level camera that miraculously manages to fit the latest high-end features into a lightweight camera body that will help kickstart any creative spark. The Nikon Z5II is the easiest way to level up a user’s captures with full-frame image quality, incredibly fast and intelligent autofocus (AF), excellent low-light performance, one-touch film-inspired color presets and the brightest viewfinder of any competing camera.1

The new Nikon Z5II uses the same high-power EXPEED 7 image processing engine as Nikon’s highest caliber professional models, the Z8 and Z9. The benefits of this processor are immediately apparent, affording incredible levels of performance and extremely fast AF with subject detection powered by deep learning (AI) technology. This highly accurate, high-speed focus is a massive leap from its predecessor, locking in at approximately one third2 the time. In addition, the new camera now utilizes a highly sensitive back-illuminated (BSI) CMOS sensor for beautiful rendering of textures and details, even in dimly lit situations such as indoors or nighttime landscapes, with minimal noise. The Z5II further fuels your creative drive with a dedicated Picture Control button and innovative tools like Imaging Recipes and Flexible Color Picture Controls, all of which help users create a truly distinctive look with unparalleled creative control of colors.

“The benefits of the Z5II go far beyond its attainable price and small size, offering users the benefits of our most advanced EXPEED 7 processing engine, a proven full-frame sensor along with unexpected pro-level features and performance” said Fumiko Kawabata, Sr. Vice President of Marketing and Planning, Nikon Inc. “This is the camera many people have been waiting for in order to make the move to mirrorless, since nothing comes close to matching the value of features and performance in its class.”

Reliably Fast Focus and Performance

The AF on the Nikon Z5II is remarkably precise and super-fast, effortlessly locking-on and tracking a wide range of moving subjects. From fast-paced portraits or action shots, the system helps you to never miss a crucial moment, even when a subject is backlit. The cutting-edge AF system can detect up to nine types of subjects for stills and video, including people (faces, eyes, heads, and upper bodies), dogs, cats, birds, cars, motorcycles, bicycles, airplanes, and trains. But it’s not just the focus that’s fast—thanks to the next-generation processing power, the Z5II also offers high performance features from pro level Z models, to excel in any shoot.

  • 3D-tracking AF mode keeps the target subject in focus even if it moves rapidly or erratically. This allows for subject tracking, even at high burst speeds, for sharp images again and again when photographing sports, animals or other fast-moving subjects.
  • The first full-frame mirrorless Nikon camera with AF-A focus mode. In this mode, the camera automatically switches between AF-S and AF-C focus modes in response to subject movement or changes in composition with still shooting. This allows the camera to automatically focus on the subject, with no setting adjustments when photographing. This new feature makes it simple to photograph pets, kids or other subjects whose movements are difficult to predict.
  • Fast continuous shooting speeds3 with a maximum frame rate of 14 frames per second in mechanical shutter mode and up to 15 or 30 frames per second (electronic shutter) with full autofocus.
  • Pre-Release Capture4 function when shooting in C15 and C30 modes is capable of recording images buffered up to one second before the shutter-release button is fully pressed, capturing the action before a user can react.

Embrace Low Light Like Never Before

There’s no need to be afraid of the dark with the Nikon Z5II. Featuring a powerful combination of the full-frame back-illuminated CMOS sensor and the EXPEED 7 image-processing engine, the Z5II delivers the best low light ability in its class. Images and video are rendered with minimal noise, and incredible AF detection abilities in low light. Whether shooting indoors, twilight cityscapes or the night sky, the Z5II is built to help you capture confidently in nearly any light, preserving details and textures throughout the broad ISO range.

  • Class-leading autofocus detection down to -10EV5 delivers accurate, reliable focus in dim and dark conditions—great for concerts, live performances, festivities, available light portraiture, astrophotography and more.
  • A broad standard ISO sensitivity range of 100-64,000, expandable to Hi 1.7 (ISO 204,800 equivalent), delivers exceptional low-light capabilities and outstanding image quality with minimal noise. The max ISO is 51,200 for video recording.
  • The 5-axis in-camera vibration reduction (VR) system provides superior image stabilization equivalent to a 7.5-stop6 increase in shutter speed at the center and a 6.0-stop increase at the peripheral areas of the frame. This allows users to create with confidence in lower light and get sharper results, even when handheld or at lower shutter speeds.
  • Focus-point VR7 tailors stabilization to the area covered by the active AF point, for sharp rendering of the subject, even when it is positioned near the edge of the frame.
  • Starlight View Mode makes focus and composition simple in extremely low light, while the Warm Color Display Mode helps preserve night vision when working in complete darkness.
  • Extended shutter speeds up to 900 seconds (15 minutes) in manual exposure mode. Perfect for extreme long-exposure nightscapes and star trails.

Engineered to be Used, Made to be Loved

Shooting with the compact and lightweight Z5II is a satisfying and comfortable experience. The electronic viewfinder (EVF) is simply stunning and is 6x brighter than any competing model. At up to 3000 nits brightness, users can easily shoot even in the brightest direct sun with a perfect view of the frame, with real-time exposure information. Additionally, the rear 3.2” Vari-angle LCD touchscreen rotates freely to nearly any angle, giving full freedom of composition. Get down in the street or hold it high above everyone’s heads and still be able to accurately frame the perfect shot. The grip is deep and comfortable to minimize fatigue. Additionally, the Nikon Z5II’s front, back, and top covers are made from magnesium alloy, which delivers exceptional durability and outstanding dust-and drip-resistance.

Feel the Color with Picture Controls

The Nikon Z5II is the latest camera to support one-button access to Picture Controls, plus compatibility with the Nikon Imaging Cloud. The dedicated Picture Control button opens new possibilities for expressive color, with imaginative film-inspired looks that instantly change the color tone and color of a scene. In a single press, the user can see in real-time the effects of up to 31 built-in color presets plus Imaging Recipes downloaded by the user.

Nikon Imaging Cloud connectivity allows users to download a wide variety of free Imaging Recipes by Nikon and created by popular creators, and to apply these recipes when shooting. In addition, the Z5II supports Flexible Color Picture Control, which allows users to create their own unique color styles using Nikon’s free NX Studio software. Flexible Color allows for a wider variety of color and tone adjustments, including hue, brightness and contrast. What’s more, these settings can also be saved as Custom Picture Controls that can be imported to the Z5II for use while shooting.

Powerful Video Features for Hybrid Users

  • The Z5II offers an impressive array of video features for content creators:
  • Capture immensely vivid and detailed 4K/30 UHD video, with no crop. This gives creatives the ability to shoot in 4K at full-frame, with more wide-angle freedom. For higher frame rates, the camera can also capture up to 4K/60 with a 1.5x crop.
  • Flexible in-camera video recording options with 12-bit N-RAW8, 10-bit H.265, and 8-bit H.264. This is the first camera to be able to record N-RAW to an SD card.
  • N-Log9 tone modes offer greater flexibility for color grading. This means Z5II users also have access to the free RED LUTs, which were developed in collaboration with RED for users to enjoy cinematic looks.
  • Full HD/120p for flexibility to create 5x slow motion videos in 8-bit H.264.
  • Hi-Res Zoom10 uses 4K resolution to zoom up to 2X in-camera during Full HD shooting, without any loss of quality. This is useful when using prime lenses to get closer to a subject and add a dynamic look to footage.
  • Product Review Mode will seamlessly switch focus between the user and any objects that they hold up to the camera. Users can even customize the size of the active AF area.
  • Upgrade streaming while connected via UVC/UAC-compliant USB port, transforming the camera into a high-quality webcam for live streaming.
  • The Z5II also includes ports for headphones and microphones.

Additional Features of the Nikon Z5II

  • Dual SD card slots
  • Bird detection mode makes it easier to detect birds in motion and in flight.
  • Equipped with Nikon’s exclusive portrait functions, including Rich Tone Portrait that realizes radiant and beautiful rendering of skin textures, and Skin Softening that smooths the skin while leaving hair, eyes, and other details sharp.
  • Capture high-resolution images with Pixel Shift shooting11 to portray stunning depth and rich textures, from architectural details to rocky landscapes and vibrant artwork, creating images at a staggeringly high resolution of up to approx. 96-megapixels (must be processed with free Studio NX software).

Adobe Creative Cloud Promotion

For a limited time, customers who purchase the Nikon Z5II and register their camera will also get 1 year of Lightroom + 1TB of Adobe Creative Cloud storage. For more information and terms of this promotion, please visit www.nikonusa.com.

Price and Availability

The new Nikon Z5II full-frame mirrorless camera will be available in April 2025 for a suggested retail price (SRP) of $1699.95* for the body only. Kit configurations include the NIKKOR Z 24-50mm f/4-6.3 lens for $1999.95* SRP, and the NIKKOR Z 24-200mm f/4-6.3 VR lens for $2499.95* SRP.

Canon R10V, R7V, or Something New? What to Expect from Canon’s 2025 APS-C V Series

That’s a big question we are getting in the next set of every comment when we are posting comparisons related to Canon R50V.

We have to understand a basic rule that whenever a camera maker announces a specific camera, like the 50V has been announced by Canon, they generally wait for the peak sales period, which is approximately 7 to 8 months from the shipping date.

And in that specific period, they try to avoid announcing a camera in approximately the same price range, so there is very little chance that we will see Canon R10V in the year 2025. Since the shipping date of Canon R50V is April 28, and if you consider a 7 to 8 months gap, then it falls somewhere around November and December. So it is safe to assume that even if they are planning to announce a R10V, we will see it in the first quarter of 2026 or later on.

Technology Limitations

Canon’s 24-megapixel CMOS sensor, which is being used inside Canon R10, Canon R50, and Canon R50V, has been stretched to its technical limits already in the R50V.

As we all know, the Canon 24-megapixel DPAF CMOS sensor has a readout speed of somewhere around 25 milliseconds, and it’s based on FSI technology. The first threshold was already visible when the Canon R10 was announced. Due to the readout speed limitation, even in R10, we have to face a 1.5X crop in 4K 60 FPS.

In the recently announced Canon R50V camera, Canon has done everything possible to stretch the limits of the existing 24MP FSI CMOS sensor, and that’s why we are getting clog3, 10-bit internal recording at 4K 60 FPS from the existing sensor when paired up with the latest Digic X image processor.
And again, due to the readout limitation, we still have a 1.5X crop at 4K 60 FPS recording.

Now, if Canon is planning to introduce an R10V camera in near future, they have to use a new sensor, and they have no other option left since we have already seen the stretched limits of the existing 24MP FSI DPAF CMOS sensor in the R50V camera.

The Canon 32 MP sensor is more than 6 years old, a good competitor of the Sony 26 MP sensor used in ZV-E10 II, A6700, and FX30. The 32-megapixel sensor was first announced inside the Canon 90D body, which was announced back in August 2019, so it is more than 6-7 years old. While Canon R7 can record 4K 60 FPS uncropped with a line-skipping method, where there is a loss in quality, if you want to record high-quality 4K 60 FPS video, you have to face a 1.8X crop.

Canon R10V may arrive with Canon 32 MP DPAF sensor: By adopting the R7’s 32.5-megapixel sensor, Canon could position the R10V as a strong competitor to the Sony ZV-E10 II, offering uncropped 4K 60fps and a robust vlogging feature set.

Another important thing is that both Canon R7 and R10 were announced on the same day, in May 2022. So it is quite obvious that Canon will prefer a high-end body to introduce its new sensor technology into the market, which will help Canon generate more revenue. That is what every camera maker does—for example, Sony first introduced the FX30 camera with a 26MP sensor. Although the 26MP sensor has been used by Fuji for the past 2 to 3 years, that doesn’t matter in Sony’s lineup. It started with the FX30, then Sony used that sensor in the Sony A6700 camera, and later on, they finally introduced in the Sony ZV-E10 Mark II.

So as you can see, technology travels into more affordable bodies over time, but at the time of introduction, camera makers generally select a higher-end body.

Instead of refreshing Canon R10 series in Q4 of 2025 or Q1 of 2026, there is a high probability the Canon R7V or R7  Mk II with a brand new sensor capable to record 6.2k open gate will be prioritized

What’s Coming Next from Canon in the APS-C Range in 2025?

Most likely, Canon will introduce the Canon R7V / R7 Mk II camera first, even before refreshing the Canon R10 lineup

  • It also aligns with an existing set of rumors [Canon upcoming cameras 2025]: As per the information we have published in the past, Canon is planning to introduce Canon R7 successor Canon R7 Mark II in Q3 or Q4 of 2025, but its inresting to see what coming first, Canon R7 MK II or R7V or both of them will arive together?
  • Canon R7 Mark II, a photography-focused upgrade, and the R7V, a video-centric version tailored for videographers. Having box style design, without a mechanical shutter, 6k 60FPS, with 32-bit audio option,n and with active cooling vents will help filmmakers and cinematographers to pick a camera for professional use.

As we have already discussed above that Canon introduces their new sensor tech and capabilities in their mid-to-high-tier bodies first. So, Canon R7 or assocated series like Canon R7 Mk II / R7V is a perfect and most logical choice for such an upgrade.

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Sony RX10 IV Discontinued

Sony RX10 IV

One of my fav megazoom cameras, the Sony RX10 IV has officially been discontinued. As a large-zoom fixed-lens camera in Sony’s lineup, it offered 25x optical zoom, enabling shooting needs from 24-600mm equivalent focal length, making it a top choice for many Sony users. However, this model has now been officially listed as discontinued by some Japanese e-commerce sites (although it is still in stock on overseas platforms like Amazon and B&H). According to current information, Sony has not announced any successor to this model. However, with the increasing popularity of large-zoom fixed-lens cameras from Panasonic and Nikon, whether Sony will release a new model remains to be seen. Are you looking forward to a new model in this series?

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Nikon Z5 II Specification Update

Nikon Z5 II specification surfaced on a website, that is not much different from the specification we posted a while ago, take a look at the rumored specification

Rumored Specifications:

  • 24.5MP backside-illuminated CMOS sensor
  • Equipped with Expeed 7 image processor
  • 14 fps RAW, 30 fps JPEG shooting
  • 5-axis in-body image stabilization
  • Pixel shift
  • 4K video recording at 30fps [Uncropped]
  • DX crop 4K at 60 fps in 10-bit
  • 1080p video recording at 120fps
  • The 273-point hybrid autofocus system
  • Real-time eye/animal eye tracking/Bird eye AF
  • 3.69-million-dot OLED electronic viewfinder
  • 3.2-inch fully articulating screen
  • Dual UHS-II SD card slots
  • USB-C charging, compliant with the latest EU regulations
  • Size and weight are almost identical to the current

So, in the core specification, we cannot spot any significant difference from what we have already shared with you. [Nikon Z5 II Coming in Summer of 2025]

Nikon Z50 II Arrival Date

Nikon Z5 II arrival date – as we have mentioned earlier the Nikon Z50 II demand is at its peak and Nikon will surely allow the Z50II to reach its peak period, which generally lasts 7 to 8 months after the camera’s announcement. In general, camera manufacturers avoid announcing two different cameras in the approx same price range due to the fear that each will cannibalize the other’s sales.

Since the Nikon Z50 II was announced back in November 2024, it seems quite logical for Nikon to announce the Z5 II camera sometime in the summer months of 2025. So, the Announcement is expected on or before August 2025.

Must watch – Best Lenses for Nikon Z50 II in 2025

List of Upcoming Nikon Cameras and Lenses

– COOLPIX P1100 [already announced]
– Z 35mm f/1.2 S (Already Announced)
– Z 28-135mm F4 PZ (announced )
– New Z series of cinema lenses (announced )
– Z9II (Q4 of 2025)
– Z5II (April 2 2025)

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Nikon Z Cinema – A New Beginning

Nikon registered a new trademark, Nikon Z Cinema, on February 13, 2025. It will be very interesting to see whether Nikon is expanding its Z Cinema lineup to RED camera bodies only or if they will also bring dedicated cinema bodies to mirrorless consumers. just like Canon did with Canon R50V.

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Canon R50V Shipping will Start from April 28, 2025

According to the latest information, the shipping of the Canon R50V camera will start from April 28, 2025. That means even the global shipping of the camera will start from April 28, 2025. So, specifically in Asian countries, the camera will become available from the first week of May 2025.

Canon R50V Camera available at B&H Store

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Nikon Z5 Mark II Launching on April 2, 2025

According to your latest set of rumors, the Nikon Z5 Mark II camera will be available on the second of April, so the wait is over, and it is about to arrive very soon. As a user, it has now been confirmed that the camera features the future Nikon ZF Camera sensor, Expeed 7 image processor, and the goodness of the Z6 Mark III.

It will create a benchmark in terms of the full-frame camera level. Stay tuned more updates coming

Nikon Z5 Mark II Specifications

Feature Specification
Sensor 24.5MP Full-Frame BSI CMOS Sensor
Processor Expeed 7 Image Processor
Video Recording 4K UHD 30p / Full HD 120p, 1.5x 60p with crop
Autofocus 273-Point Hybrid AF with Eye and Animal Detection
Image Stabilization 5-Axis In-Body Image Stabilization
Viewfinder Bright 3.69M-Dot OLED Electronic Viewfinder
Display 3.2″ Tilting Touchscreen LCD
Memory Card Slots Dual UHS-II SD Card Slots
Connectivity Built-In Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Connectivity
Charging USB-C Charging and Power Delivery Support

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This post was updated on March 28, 2025 – By thenewcamera.com team