Nikon Z5II body

The updated edition of the full-frame amateur mirrorless camera Nikon Z5 debuted in spring 2025. In the second generation, the camera features an enhanced image stabilization system, increased shooting speed and upgraded video capabilities, improved autofocus algorithms (with AI-based object recognition). At the core of the mirrorless camera is a combination of a 24.5 MP sensor and a powerful EXPEED 7 image processing processor.

The sensor is mounted on a stabilization gimbal with a claimed compensation effectiveness of up to 7.5 stops of shutter speed or exposure. The updated processor allows for continuous RAW shooting at speeds of up to 14 fps, and in JPEG — up to 30 fps. Video shooting on the Nikon Z5II kit is possible in 4K at 30 fps using the full sensor width and in 4K at 60 fps with APS-C crop.

The operator has access to 10-bit N-Log in H.265 and 12-bit N-RAW. The camera also features an improved OLED viewfinder (3.69 million pixels), an automatic focus mode AF-A, and a dedicated Picture Control quick access button (for on-the-fly color profile adjustments). The mirrorless camera often comes in a kit with a versatile 24-70mm f/4.0 zoom lens. Enhanced image stabilization, AI-based object recognition autofocus, versatile 24-70mm lens for flexibility, high-speed continuous shooting, 4K video capabilities, and refined OLED viewfinder.