Z50II

I’ve been a Nikon user for several years and own both a DSLR (D500) and Mirrorless Z6II. The Z50II exceeded my expectations - I have put it to the test in many aspects, using my F and Z lenses in a variety of shooting situations and I am quite impressed. I also purchased two “kit” lenses along with it to complete the package. Of course it has certain limitations compared to my crop D500 but it also has an outstanding processor and video capabilities. I can see why photography/videography enthusiasts would benefit from owning this little jewel.

Great lightweight travel camera. I find it is all I need for travel using the18-140 lens. Great features and sharp picture quality.

Was looking for a lightweight walkaround camera system which also could serve as a backup to my Z6III and Z8. The Z50II fits the bill perfectly, both in incredible image quality, matching the both my larger cameras in a smaller, lighter package. In addition to the three DX lenses I purchased for this camera, I love that the larger FX lenses and the two teleconverters I have for the larger cameras are fully compatible with no loss of quality. While the Z50II doesn't have all the bells and whistles that my Z6III and Z8 have, the batteries tend to run out quicker, it still earns 5-stars and is a great addition to my camera bag.

It’s a tiny little powerhouse It will keep me busy over the next many months as I continue to learn its new features , very happy with the camera only regret I did not purchase it sooner PS I was just an auto mode aim and click now that will change for the better thanks to this camera

My wife and I have shared this camera for about two months and we absolutely love it. She has a Z6iii and I have a Z8 so we got the Z50ii as a back up camera for either of us to use. I've used it for a variety of subjects and I'm very impressed with the autofocus capability. While it lacks some of the options of its big brothers and sisters, it is still very impressive. The size and weight are a real benefit though I must admit it's a little small for my big hands. I've used it with the FTZ converter and a 300mm pf lens, giving me the full frame equivalent of 450mm, an amazing light weight wildlife combination.

Amazing camera. Loved it since I bought it. I already have a Nikon Z5 that I use for shooting clients. But I wanted Z50ii because I love having a crop sensor camera and all things that they can do. I use to own the D7100,D7200 and most recently the D7500. Nikon does an awesome job with the crop sensor lineup.I'm really enjoying the Picture Control features. There is no limit to the creativity you can have with this camera. Also lets talk about the ergonomics. The Z50ii is lightweight,feels great in your hand and the Z lenses are lighter than the F Mount. This is important if you plan on holding your camera for hours at a time. Why are you still reading this? Make that purchase and don't look back!

Love it. I am a beginner and I love how practical and easy to use this camera is. I would love for nikon to have more videos on how to use it but other than that, it is great!

Luego de haber tenido y usado durante cinco años la Nikon Z 50, actualicé mi equipo con la adquisición de la Nikon Z 50ll y desde mis primeros usos tanto en fotografía como en video pude comprobar sus muchas mejoras respecto a la anterior generación.Valio la pena hacer el cambio de modelo!

Hi, I did a lot of research and tried one other APSC camera which did not work out for me. IMHO...My new Nikon Z50 II is just fantastic and just what I had hoped for in my first Mirrorless camera. The ergonomics and weight is better than I could have hoped for. I was really surprised with the EVF which although on the smaller size is much brighter and sharper than any other APSC EVF that I have tried in this price class. The menu's are intuitive and the images are really beautiful. I especially like the Picture Controls feature and two of my favorites so far are the Vivid and the Deep Monotone. I bought mine with a 24mm f1.7 which is really versatile and fun. I am planning on adding a Sigma 56mm f1.4 because in the past my favorite focal length has always been 85mm which I've used mostly for street and portrait work down through the years.