Nikon introduces the Z5IIC full-frame

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Nikon has announced a new camera. The Nikon Z5IIC is a full-frame camera for both photography and video. The camera will be available from 15 October 2026.

The Nikon Z5IIC has a compact, flat design and houses a 24.5-megapixel full-frame sensor. The FX sensor is stabilised by up to 7.5 stops and can be used at up to ISO 64,000.

The camera is designed for touchscreen control, with a tilting LCD screen. Fifteen subject modes are available to perfectly match the settings to the subject.

The autofocus features extensive subject recognition, including people, animals, birds and even fish. Its sensitivity of -10 EV makes it possible to focus even in dark conditions.

With 14 frames per second and subject tracking, the camera is suitable for action photography. With 4K60p in N-RAW, the camera also offers high-quality video.

Zurab Kiknadze, product manager at Nikon Europe, says: "With the Z5IIC, we wanted to make full-frame photography effortless and accessible, without compromising image quality or creative freedom. 

It is a camera you can take anywhere, allowing you to develop your skills further. Wherever you are on your creative journey, you can rely on this camera to capture beautiful photos and videos."

The Nikon Z5IIC will be available from 15 October at a recommended retail price of 1,549 euros.

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