Nikon’s Z50 is the company’s first attempt at an APS-C format snapper with the aim of creating some fresh noise in the crowded system camera scene. To slightly confuse matters Nikon calls this ‘DX ...

A splendid camera in almost every respect, handling well, delivering quality, and with loads of features to aid beginners stepping up from smartphones. There are a couple of missing features that may ...

Nikon's relationship with mirrorless - or compact system cameras, or whatever else you might call them - has been a long and winding road. Back in 2011 the company introduced its 1 series, beginning ...

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The 20.9-megapixel Nikon Z50II also has a faster processor and improved video capabilities. The 20.9-megapixel Nikon Z50II also has a faster processor and improved video capabilities. is a senior ...

The Nikon Z50 II provides a portable solution for everyday snapping due to its compactness. It’s a DSLR-styled camera with an APS-C sensor but while an entry-level model, it’s not inexpensive. However ...

The Nikon Z50 II has retained the 20-megapixel sensor, compact and lightweight body and straightforward controls layout of the original Z50 but improved the overall performance by pairing it with the ...

The Z50 is a nice little camera that is fun to use and surprisingly capable. Its control layout will be familiar to photographers who already use Nikon DSLRs. The Z50 does not have a sensor-shake dust ...

The introduction of the new Z50 II means that there are now seven full-frame and four APS-C cameras in Nikon's mirrorless camera range. In terms of how Nikon sees the Z50II, it sits towards the bottom ...