Nikon
The Nikon Z50 II is a compact APS‑C mirrorless camera offering a 20.9 MP sensor, 4K/60p video, and fast AI‑powered autofocus in a lightweight 550 g body, aimed at emerging content creators. It combines professional‑grade image quality with ergonomic controls and a fully articulating LCD, making it versatile for both stills and video work.
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$1,396.95
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$1,339.31
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$1,296.95
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$1,399.95
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Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers commend the Z50 II for its superior ergonomics, especially the dedicated MODE dial, and its excellent image quality that rivals full‑frame Nikon models. They highlight the fast AI‑driven autofocus, silent electronic shutter, and robust 4K/60p video features as strong points for creators. Criticisms focus on the lack of in‑body stabilization, limited battery feedback, and the omission of certain professional amenities such as GPS and NFC, as well as concerns about offshore manufacturing and the need for an external charger.
What Users Say
Everyday users appreciate the camera’s lightweight, portable build and intuitive controls, noting that the menu system and button layout are beginner‑friendly. The fast autofocus, built‑in flash, and high‑quality JPEG output receive frequent praise, especially for vloggers and travel shooters. Common complaints revolve around the relatively short battery life, the absence of in‑body stabilization, the modest continuous‑shooting buffer, and the extra cost of lenses and an external charger.
Common Complaints
Short battery life requiring spare batteries; lack of in‑body image stabilization; modest continuous‑shooting buffer limiting fast‑action capture; missing accessories such as an external charger; absence of professional features like GPS and NFC; occasional quirks like the NC_FLLST.DAT file and viewfinder display issues.
What People Are Saying
“a great little camera”
How It Compares
vs. Canon EOS R50
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Disadvantages
Choose the Z50 II for superior control layout and ergonomics, but opt for the R50 if longer battery life and in‑body stabilization are priorities.
vs. Sony a6700
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Select the Z50 II for a more affordable, lightweight package with excellent ergonomics, while the a6700 is better for users who need higher resolution and a broader lens selection despite the higher cost.
