Nikon Z5 II + 24-50mm f/4-6.3 Lens
₱142,900.00
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1 year ago
Nikon Z5 II First Impressions
This Friday, I set my alarm for the early hours to catch the peak of bird activity. I’ll admit, I was also very curious to see how the newest member of the Nikon cameras family – the Z5 II – would perform in the field.
9 months ago
Nikon Z5II
The Nikon Z5II is aimed at ambitious photographers who value image quality, simple operation and an attractive price-performance ratio. Its 24MP CMOS sensor delivers clear, detailed images with a wide dynamic range.
1 year ago
I've shot over 1,000 images on the new Nikon Z5 II, and it redefines what an entry-level full-frame camera can do
The Nikon Z5 II is a calculated and well-executed camera that blurs the line between affordability and performance. Despite being angled as the brand's entry-level model, the body has received significant upgrades over its rather pedestrian predecessor.
Pros:
- Comparable autofocus performance to higher-end Z-Mount bodies, Superb design, EVF, and IBIS, Better JPEGs thanks to Nikon Imaging Cloud
Cons:
- Pricier than previous iteration, 1.5x crop for 4K 60fps video
7 months ago
Nikon Z5II Review
Nikon’s entry level Z5II full frame camera will appeal to a broad range of photographers seeking maximum performance and bang for their buck, yet an approachably intuitive set up and handling.
Pros:
- Full frame sensor in relatively compact, lightweight mirrorless body, Flip-out, angle adjustable LCD touch screen plus eye-level viewfinder, Comfortably deep handgrip and intuitive manual control layout
Cons:
- Deeper grip means a chunkier camera overall, DSLR-like handling won’t suit everyone, Lenses required to get the best out of the sensor are expensive bought standalone
3 months ago
Nikon Z5II Review: Fantastic Camera at a Budget Price
The second version of Nikon’s Z5 brings improved autofocus, faster burst rates, and impressive video specs, making it one of the best “entry-level” full-frame cameras on the market.
Pros:
- 24-MP sensor offers great image quality and impressive dynamic range. Faster processor vastly improves autofocus. Subject tracking and eye detection. 4K/30-fps full-sensor-width video. 14 frames-per-second burst mode.
Cons:
- Price is up dramatically from previous model. Megapixel cound it on the low side.
10 months ago
Nikon Z5II (Review Nikon Z5II)
The Nikon Z5II delivers stabilized, full-frame imaging along with fast autofocus and professional video features for a reasonable price. It's easily the best value among the current slate of full-frame cameras.
Pros:
- Stabilized full-frame image sensor, Large, sharp OLED viewfinder, Up to 14fps Raw capture with 3D Tracking focus, Dust- and splash-resistant construction, Dual memory card slots for redundant recording, Records N-Raw video to SDXC cards
Cons:
- Middle of the road battery life
7 months ago
Nikon Z5 II
The Nikon Z5 II provide remarkably good value for money for an ‘entry-level’ camera. Whether you shoot stills or video, you’ll find it a feature-rich, competent piece of equipment that does virtually all the things you want – with a higher level of performance than most competing cameras.
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