Nikon has announced a new version of its entry-level Z50 mirrorless camera. The Z50II offers improved shooting capabilities ...

The Nikon Z50 II’s flagship Z9 tech is as close as we’ve come to a Z-Series Nikon D500. The question now: Do we even still need one?

Nikon currently offers eight crop-sensor cameras on its website, but there are older models available from resellers and third parties. Here's the crop sensor cameras Nikon currently offers on its ...

The new Nikon Z50 II has the same core specs as its predecessor, but is turbocharged with an Expeed 7 chip for Z9-like ...

There are many different cropped sensor types because camera manufacturers make their own standards. For example, Canon, Nikon, and Sony use APS-C sensors for cropped frame cameras. But Canon's APS-C ...

Like the D5, the D500 is one of Nikon's first cameras to ... an additional 1.5x crop factor. Full HD and HD video, on the other hand, utilize the entire width of the sensor. Likewise, the ...

Nikon has launched a new camera. The Z50ii is an APS-C body with some top tier hardware. With how strong phone cameras have ...

The Nikon Z50 II uses a slightly newer battery, the EN-EL25a, to the Z50, which uses a EN-EL25 battery. The Z50II has a ...

Nikon unveils the Z50II, an entry-level APS-C mirrorless camera with high-end features like the EXPEED 7 processor, ...

We put Nikon's latest flagship camera, the D5, through its paces and ... that 4K UHD video is recorded with an approximately DX-sensor crop. Recording video with the full FX sensor is capped ...

When Fujifilm developed a sensor but didn't have a body to put it in, it borrowed one from Nikon. The result was a ...

The Nikon Z50 II retains the 20.9-megapixel APS-C (DX) sensor from its predecessor ... However, the camera lacks in-body ...