Nikon launches Z5IIC Full-Frame Mirrorless Camera in India. The FX-format Nikon Z5IIC comes with Nikon’s latest Z mount and offers multiple shooting modes.
The Nikon Z5IIC camera comes with 15 shooting modes and an option to access imaging recipes via the designated button on the body of the camera, which can be used to apply a preset look without adjusting multiple settings on the camera.
The camera is capable of recording 4K Ultra High Definition videos at up to 60 fps and Full HD videos at up to 120 fps.
Nikon Z5IIC Price in India and Availability
The Nikon Z5IIC Camera Body is available at Rs. 139,995. This will be available from mid-October onwards through authorized Nikon outlets in India.
The Nikon Z5IIC Camera Body is available in black and silver colour choices.
Nikon Z5IIC Specifications and Features
The camera has a 3.2-inch touch screen for controlling focusing, shutter release, and picture viewing via touch.
There are 15 scene modes that adjust various camera settings based on the chosen subject or environment.
It allows you to record video at 4K UHD resolution up to 60 fps. But recording 4K/60p video has a 1.5x crop. You can also record video at Full HD up to 120 fps.
It supports 4x and 5x slow-motion modes based on the chosen recording settings. In addition, there is a REC lamp and red framing to indicate video recording.
The Nikon Z5IIC has a backside-illuminated CMOS sensor and a Nikon EXPEED 7 processor. The camera has an ISO sensitivity range from 100 to 64000.
Also, Nikon has added a Film Grain mode to give your shots the nostalgic feeling of film cameras.
The camera is able to recognise 10 categories of objects using its autofocus system. Automatic mode will enable you to analyze the picture and change aperture, shutter speed, ISO sensitivity, and focus automatically.
The Nikon Z5IIC camera uses Nikon’s Z-mount lenses and Nikon’s Nikkor Z lenses.
The camera has 10-bit H.265 video recording and also supports Nikon’s N-Log format. In addition, 12-bit N-RAW video can be recorded directly onto the SD card.
UVC/UAC support lets the camera be connected to the computer through USB to work as a webcam.
Nikon’s Z5IIC camera can utilise the Nikon Imaging Cloud in order to manage the captured information after shooting. The camera has connectivity features that can be used to transfer images from the camera to a smartphone.
Nikon’s Imaging Recipes can be saved and selected using the dedicated button. The autofocus system on the camera is powered by artificial intelligence, and it also has five-axis in-body vibration reduction.
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