The Nikon Z f features a magnesium alloy body with an elegant gloss finish for a more authentic look and feel, and the rotating gears, shutter button, and power switch are made of brass.
Z f comes in 7 different colors (depending on the market) including Black, Indigo Blue, Sepia Brown, Bordeaux Red, Sunset Orange, Moss Green, Stone Gray.
The device is dust + water resistant, supports 2 memory card slots in SD and micro SD formats. The camera uses the EXPEED 7 image processor, 24.5MP sensor supports outstanding tracking performance with subject detection, helping to maintain sharp focus on moving subjects.
This mirrorless camera features 5-axis in-camera vibration reduction (VR) – improving the quality of images captured when shooting handheld in low-light or dark indoor conditions and with slower shutter speeds.
In addition, this is also the world's first camera to support focus-based image stabilization, which helps reduce blur at the edges of the frame, even with compositions in which the subject is placed at the farthest edge.
The Nikon Z f supports video recording in shutter-priority auto mode, and features a pre-release feature that can record buffered images up to 1 second before the shutter release button is fully pressed. Matching its retro look, the Z f also features a number of new shooting modes that hark back to a bygone era of photography.
In addition, this camera is also equipped with a number of other functions such as Creative Picture Control (allowing more creative image expression), pixel shift photography (supporting the creation of high-resolution photos by merging multiple RAW files), skin smoothing, portrait balance,...
In terms of video, the Nikon Z f supports 10-bit H.265 in-camera recording, 4K UHD video recording @ 60fps for 125 minutes, 6k oversampling, ISO sensitivity adjustment in 1/6 EV steps, and red frame display while recording video. It is also compatible with more accessories for video shooting.
The full-frame camera is expected to retail for $2,000 in black. Other colors will cost $100 more.
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