During testing, the Z8 proved to be an outstanding performer. While autofocus occasionally struggled when shooting through trees, the overall experience was hard to fault. It packs nearly all the high ...

Best overall Best overall Our top pick, the Nikon Z8, has pretty much everything any amateur or professional could want, including 45.7MP stills, 8K video and burst images at 120FPS. You can shoot ...

Nikon Z8: was $4,001.95 now $3,396.95 at BHPhoto Save $605 + FREE Peak Design bag & Lexar 128GB card The Nikon Z8 's sensor has a blisteringly fast readout that makes a mechanical shutter completely ...

This is Nikon’s first APS-C / DX format camera to feature the powerful EXPEED 7 processing engine, the same found in the pro-grade Nikon Z8 and Z9. The Z50II makes it easier than ever to experience ...

The Nikon Z50II is the company's latest entry-level APS-C mirrorless camera, built around a 21MP CMOS sensor. As with the original Z50, it's expressly aimed at stills and video creators looking for a ...

The headline upgrade for the Z50 II is its Expeed 7 processor – the same chip used by the flagship Nikon Z9 and, subsequently, the Z8. This is the first time it’s been fitted to an APS-C body.

Two of the largest metal 3D printer manufacturers have announced record milestones. Some weeks ago, Nikon SLM Solutions revealed that they had sold their 1,000th system, which turned out to be ...

The all-metal body carries over its IP54 dust and water resistance from the SL3 ... The Leica SL3-S will set you back £4500 / €5190 / $5295 – putting it up against the likes of Canon’s EOS R5 Mark II, ...