Nikon Z fc body (VOA090AE)

A mirrorless camera with an appearance in the spirit of film cameras comes from the 80s of the last century. Her role model was the Nikon FM2 film SLR, which first rolled off the assembly lines of the Japanese manufacturer of photographic equipment in 1982. The model inherited the characteristic round shape of the eyepiece of the viewfinder, the design of the control dials and the logo of the sample of that time.

Inside the Nikon Z fc body is a modern APS-C format matrix with a resolution of 20 MP. The Expeed 6 processor works with it. The camera demonstrates a burst rate of 11 fps, works out a sensitivity range from 100 to 51200 ISO units, records 4K video from the entire plane of the image sensor at a frame rate of 30 fps. The model uses a 209-point autofocus system with focus on people's faces and eyes for photos and videos.

At the top of the mirrorless body are the ISO, shutter speed and exposure compensation dials. A notable highlight is a mini-screen for displaying the current aperture value. The main display of the camera is mounted on a swivel hinge and boasts convenient touch controls. When the screen is rotated, the camera automatically enters self-portrait mode. One charge of the EN-EL25 rechargeable battery is enough to take about 300 photos.