Nikon Z5 + Nikkor Z 24-50mm + FTZ-adapteri Kit

Nikon Z5 + Nikkor Z 24-50mm F4-6.3 + FTZ II Adapter Kit

The camera is compatible with previous Nikon lenses thanks to the Nikon FTZ adapter.

With the included FTZ II adapter, you can attach almost all existing Nikon lenses to this camera.

The Nikon Z5 is the little brother of the hugely popular Nikon Z6. For photographers, the differences are very small, autofocus, stabilization, and viewfinder are the same. So you get guaranteed Nikon image quality and top-notch usability in a handy package. Especially the included 24-50mm lens is one of the smallest full-frame zooms!

• Built-in 5-axis image stabilization, 5-stop power
• 273 focus points
• Two SD UHS-II memory card slots!
• FullHD 60P videos and 4K 30P video with 1.7x crop
• Weather and dustproof
  

Nikon Z5 vs. Nikon Z6

In a nutshell: If you want faster burst shooting or if video shooting is important, it's worth considering the Z6 model.

• The in-body image stabilization, autofocus, and electronic viewfinder are the same
• Nikon Z5 continuous shooting is 4.5fps (Z6 model 12fps)
• The size and ergonomics are the same, and the same battery handle also fits both models.
• The Nikon Z50 body contains more plastic but the weather protection is the same
• The Z50 does not include an LCD display for settings on top of the body
• The Nikon Z5 features slightly older sensor technology (not BSI-CMOS), but according to the manufacturer, the image quality is very close to the Z6 model.
• The Nikon Z5 shoots 4K videos with only 1.7X crop! (The Z6 records video without cropping)
• No N-Log wide gamut recording, no RAW support via external recorder

As you can see from the listing, the Nikon Z5 is quite close to the Z6 model if video recording is not the most important feature. A surprisingly large number of features such as stabilization, viewfinder, autofocus and body ergonomics are similar. This is suitable for a Nikon photographer as a first full-frame camera or, for example, as a second body for a Z6 or Z7 user.

On the other hand, Nikon has listened to user requests, and due to the streamlined video recording capabilities and continuous shooting, the XQD and CFExpress memory card slots have been replaced with two SD card slots.

Thanks to the full-frame sensor, this camera is at its best in demanding lighting conditions, the sensitivity can be expanded up to ISO 102400 and the dynamics are also good, meaning the image has great potential for post-processing.

Specifications:

• Compatibility: Nikon Z mount
• Sensor: Full Frame CMOS sensor, 24.3 megapixels
• Sensitivity: ISO 100 - 51200 (expanded to ISO 50-102400)
• 5-axis built-in image stabilization
• Shutter speeds: 30 - 1/8000s + Bulb
• Flash sync: 1/200s
• Continuous shooting: 4.5 frames/sec.
• Electronic viewfinder, resolution 3.69M dots, 21mm viewing distance
  
• 8.1cm touchscreen resolution 1M dots
• 2x SD (HC/XC) UHS-II memory card slots
• 3.5mm microphone and headphone jack
  
• Mini HDMI, USB 3.1 Type-C
  
• Wi-Fi & Bluetooth
• Battery type: EN-EL15C approximately 470 shots on a single charge, also works with older EN-EL15 batteries
• Dimensions: 134 x 100.5 x 69.5 mm
• Weight: 675g

Sales package includes: camera, lens, battery EN-EL15C, battery charger MH-25a, body cap, strap AN-DC19, USB cable UC-E24, hot shoe cover BS-1, FTZ adapter