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Nikon Z fc Body

20.9 Megapixels
4k Video Quality
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
ISO 100-51200
Electronic Viewfinder
3" LCD Screen
20.9 Megapixels
4k Video Quality
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
ISO 100-51200
Electronic Viewfinder
3" LCD Screen
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Key Features

20.9 Megapixels

The Nikon Z FC Mirrorless Camera has 20.9 effective megapixels.

4k Video Quality

The Nikon Z FC Mirrorless Camera can shoot up to 4k UHD video at 23.98/25 fps.

Wi-Fi and Bluetooth

The Nikon Z FC Mirrorless Camera supports Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity.

ISO 100-51200

The Nikon Z FC Mirrorless Camera has a native ISO range of 100 to 51200.

Electronic Viewfinder

The Nikon Z FC Mirrorless Camera - Black has a built-in electronic (OLED) viewfinder.

3" LCD Screen

The Nikon Z FC Mirrorless Camera has a 3" free-angle tilting touchscreen LCD.

FAQs

What makes the Nikon Z fc stand out among other mirrorless cameras?

The Nikon Z fc is distinct due to its retro-inspired design that pays homage to the classic Nikon FM2. This camera not only offers a nostalgic aesthetic but also integrates modern technology with features like mechanical dials for shutter speed and ISO, a 20.9MP DX-format sensor, and an advanced 209-point autofocus system. Its lightweight magnesium alloy body, combined with a wide ISO range and impressive video capabilities, makes it a versatile choice for both photographers and videographers.

Can the Nikon Z fc be used for vlogging?

Absolutely! The Nikon Z fc is designed with content creators in mind, making it an excellent choice for vlogging. Its vari-angle LCD screen allows for easy framing of shots, while its high-mounted hot-shoe is perfect for attaching external microphones for improved audio quality. Additionally, the camera supports 4K UHD video recording without cropping, ensuring that you capture high-quality footage for your audience.

What autofocus features does the Nikon Z fc offer?

The Nikon Z fc is equipped with a sophisticated 209-point autofocus system that covers 87% of the frame, allowing for precise focusing in various conditions. It includes Eye Detect AF for both stills and video, ensuring that your subject's eyes are always in sharp focus. This feature is particularly beneficial for portrait and vlogging applications, enhancing the overall quality of your imagery.

How does the Nikon Z fc perform in low light conditions?

The Nikon Z fc excels in low light scenarios thanks to its impressive ISO range of 100 to 51,200, which can be expanded to 204,800. This capability, along with the fast Expeed 6 image processor, allows for quick and accurate shooting, maintaining image quality even in challenging lighting conditions. Whether you're capturing a night scene or an indoor event, this camera is equipped to deliver exceptional results.

Are there any special lens options available for the Nikon Z fc?

Yes, Nikon has introduced a special-edition retro-styled 28mm lens alongside the Z fc, as well as a silver version of the popular 16-50mm lens. Both lenses are designed to complement the camera's aesthetic while providing high-quality optical performance. The Z-mount system allows for a variety of lens options, making it easy to select the right lens for your photography style.

Is the Nikon Z fc suitable for beginners?

The Nikon Z fc is quite beginner-friendly, combining a user-friendly interface with advanced features. Its mechanical dials for ISO and shutter speed provide tactile control, which can be more intuitive for new users compared to digital controls. Furthermore, its automatic shooting modes allow beginners to start capturing great images quickly while still having the option to explore manual settings as they gain confidence.

What connectivity options does the Nikon Z fc have?

The Nikon Z fc includes Snapbridge connectivity, which allows for seamless sharing of images to smartphones or tablets via Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. Additionally, it features a USB-C port for direct connection to computers for live streaming or charging. This versatility enhances the camera's functionality for content creators who wish to share their work instantly.

Can the body colour of the Nikon Z fc be changed later on?

Yes, Nikon offers a unique service that allows users to interchange the body skin colours at any time through their service centres. With seven colour options available initially, this feature provides flexibility and ensures that you can refresh the look of your camera whenever you desire.

Classic. Tactile. Modern.

Classic. Tactile. Modern.

Designed in the spirit of classic Nikon cameras

Meet the i-Menu

Meet the i-Menu

Assign the menu items you use most to the i-Menu. Create separate i-Menu settings for video and still modes. You’ll have a one-click dashboard of the settings you rely on most.

Auto mode with Nikon intelligence

Auto mode with Nikon intelligence

Prefer to let the camera determine the best exposure settings for your situation? Simply switch the camera to Auto and Nikon’s serious onboard intelligence will take over for you.

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