Nikon has announced the Z5, an entry-level full-frame camera that uses the Z-mount. The Z5 has much in common with the Z6 (priced $600 higher), including its in-body image stabilizer, autofocus system, and a lot of design aspects. The Z5 has a 24MP FX-format CMOS sensor - not the BSI variant used in the Z6 - but features the same Expeed 6 processor. The Z5 has in-body image stabilization that can reduce shake by up to five stops (per CIPA). While the Z6 features an all magnesium-alloy chassis, t...
Nikon has announced the Z5, an entry-level full-frame camera that uses the Z-mount. The Z5 has much in common with the Z6 (priced $600 higher), including its in-body image stabilizer, autofocus system, and a lot of design aspects. The Z5 has a 24MP FX-format CMOS sensor - not the BSI variant used in the Z6 - but features the same Expeed 6 processor. The Z5 has in-body image stabilization that can reduce shake by up to five stops (per CIPA). While the Z6 features an all magnesium-alloy chassis, t...
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