Nikon Z6 II kit 24-70

The second generation of the full-frame mirrorless Nikon Z6 received a significant package of improvements in the "iron" plan. From now on, the camera is under the control of two EXPEED 6 image processors at once, which allowed it to overclock many key characteristics. So, serial shooting on the camera is performed at a fast pace up to 14 fps, up to 124 “raw” RAW files are placed in the model buffer, and video is recorded on the camera in the maximum resolution of 4K (3840x2160 pixels) at 60 fps (but with crop 1.5x).

To the existing combo slot for CFexpress/XQD drives, a second slot for UHS-II type SD cards has been added. The Nikon Z6 II kit uses a sensor-shift stabilization system, a 273-point autofocus system with real-time eye tracking and animal detection in the frame. The on-board equipment of the mirrorless camera includes a 3.2-inch touch screen on a swivel joint, an electronic viewfinder with a resolution of 3.69 million pixels, and an auxiliary information display on the upper end of the body to display key shooting parameters. On a single charge of the EN-EL15c battery, you can shoot over 400 shots. The camera is housed in a weatherproof and dustproof housing. The kit lens under it is usually a "universal" 24-70 mm with the same maximum aperture in the entire zoom range f / 4.