Created by potrace 1.16, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2019
45.7MP Resolution
Created by potrace 1.16, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2019
8K30p Ultra HD Video
Created by potrace 1.16, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2019
Real-Live Viewfinder
24-120mm Focal Lengh
ionicons-v5-a
F/4 Aperture
77mm Filter Thread
Overview

Nikon Z8 with Z 24-120mm f/4 S Lens

The Nikon Z8 is a high-resolution mirrorless camera that boasts a superb 45.7MP FX-format image sensor and 8K UHD video recording. Thanks to the inclusion of the advanced EXPEED 7 image processor, the Z8 offers lightning-fast performance speeds and features a real-time viewfinder, pre-release capture, rapid-fire autofocus, and much more. The AF system of the Z8 is notable for its tracking performance, being able to detect and track a range of different subjects. As well as the top video resolution of 8K, the Z8 also offers 4K60p video, and with long record times of up to 125 minutes, you'll be pleased to find dual memory card slots for managing files. If you want the most from your Nikon Z mirrorless camera but would like it to be as portable and lightweight as possible, the streamlined Nikon Z8 is the best choice for you.

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Nikon Z8 with Z 24-120mm f/4 S Lens

Nikon Z8 with Z 24-120mm f/4 S Lens

The Nikon Z8 is a high-resolution mirrorless camera that boasts a superb 45.7MP FX-format image sensor and 8K UHD video recording. Thanks to the inclusion of the advanced EXPEED 7 image processor, the Z8 offers lightning-fast performance speeds and features a real-time viewfinder, pre-release capture, rapid-fire autofocus, and much more. The AF system of the Z8 is notable for its tracking performance, being able to detect and track a range of different subjects. As well as the top video resolution of 8K, the Z8 also offers 4K60p video, and with long record times of up to 125 minutes, you'll be pleased to find dual memory card slots for managing files. If you want the most from your Nikon Z mirrorless camera but would like it to be as portable and lightweight as possible, the streamlined Nikon Z8 is the best choice for you.

Advanced Video Functionality

The Nikon Z8 has a host of advanced video-friendly functions that enthusiasts and even professional video users will enjoy, with pro-level 10-bit and 12-bit recording offered, all in-camera. These include a new N-RAW file format, which packs 12-bit RAW quality into a files size that is half as large, 12-Bit ProRes RAW HQ, which is the chosen format of professionals, ProRes 422 HQ, and H.265. The Nikon Z8 can provide high-quality 4K footage that is downsampled from 8K, so sharpness and clarity are out of this world, while even the audio quality of your video work is outstanding, thanks to 24-bit/48 kHz audio recording. Hi-Res zoom is available in both Full HD and 4K UHD recording, and it is a feature that allows you to zoom in 2x closer to your subject with the push of a button, while using a Nikon prime lens.

Rugged and Powerful, but Still Portable

The Nikon Z8 is a portable and lightweight device, despite its advanced functionality and wide scope of features. Despite this portability, the Z8 is suitable for use in varied climates, thanks to its robust qualities. This camera is dust and drip-resistant, is made to withstand low temperatures, and functions excellently, while the body is made from a range of high-end materials, including the brand-new and lightweight Sereebo P material. The sensor of the Z8 is just as protected, with its optical filter including the same double-coating process as the Z9 before it, which both repels dust and also makes it far easier to wipe away. It is far easier and safer to change lenses on your Nikon Z8, thanks to the built-in sensor shield, and the VR lock mechanism that is activated when the camera is powered off and protects it from damage by shakes and jolts.

Frame your Images in Your Way

The Nikon Z8 really spoils you if you require varied subject composition options. The huge LCD screen of this camera features 4-axis vertical and horizontal tilting, so you can experiment with framing, whether you are in front of or behind the camera lens. Prefer the classic eye-level approach? This camera supports this with a high-quality real-live viewfinder, which supports a 120fps refresh rate, for smoother viewing of fast-moving subjects. The compact well-balanced body of the Nikon Z8 is a joy to hold in your hands, and handheld shooting is well supported, thanks to the built-in VR stabilisation, as well as VR Synchro, which pairs this built-in stabilisation with the VR of select Nikon lenses - this results in up to 6-stops of shake-free protection.

Introducing Pre-Release Capture

The Nikon Z8 allows you to stay in touch with the action, even if it occurs before you are totally ready to capture it. This camera delivers pre-release capture, which involves you half-pressing the shutter button, so the camera can start buffering images. Once the action starts and you fire the shutter, you can also enjoy images from up to 1 second before and 4 seconds after you finish shooting, so it's easier than ever to capture the best possible angle of all of the action.

Stay Powered up While on the Go

While running on the power of the long-life Nikon EN-EL15C lithium battery, the Nikon Z8's shooting times can be enhanced by using the MB-N12 power battery back, which as well as being dust and drip-resistant like the rest of the camera, provides up to 1.8x extra shooting power. In other good news for on-the-go shooters, this camera can even be charged while you shoot, using a mobile battery, thanks to the camera including dual USB ports, one for data and one for charging.

Key Features:

8K30p Video Recording

45.7MP FX-Format Sensor

Real-Live Viewfinder

3.2-Inch Tilting Touchscreen LCD

Built-In VR Stabilisation

Microphone and Headphone Ports

Dual Memory Card Slots

Advanced Subject Tracking

CFexpress/XQD and SD Compatibility

HEIF File Format Support

Rich Tones and Luminance

High-End Audio Capture

What's in the Box:

Nikon Z8 with Z 24-120mm f/4 S Lens

Body Cap

EN-EL15C Lithium Battery

Battery Charger

Rubber Eyecup

Neck Strap

USB Cable

Accessory Shoe Cover

Created by potrace 1.16, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2019
45.7MP Resolution
Created by potrace 1.16, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2019
8K30p Ultra HD Video
Created by potrace 1.16, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2019
Real-Live Viewfinder
24-120mm Focal Lengh
ionicons-v5-a
F/4 Aperture
77mm Filter Thread
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Product Overview

Nikon Z8 with Z 24-120mm f/4 S Lens

The Nikon Z8 is a high-resolution mirrorless camera that boasts a superb 45.7MP FX-format image sensor and 8K UHD video recording. Thanks to the inclusion of the advanced EXPEED 7 image processor, the Z8 offers lightning-fast performance speeds and features a real-time viewfinder, pre-release capture, rapid-fire autofocus, and much more. The AF system of the Z8 is notable for its tracking performance, being able to detect and track a range of different subjects. As well as the top video resolution of 8K, the Z8 also offers 4K60p video, and with long record times of up to 125 minutes, you'll be pleased to find dual memory card slots for managing files. If you want the most from your Nikon Z mirrorless camera but would like it to be as portable and lightweight as possible, the streamlined Nikon Z8 is the best choice for you.

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Key Features

Created by potrace 1.16, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2019

45.7MP Resolution

Nikon Z8 Camera delivering exceptional detail with a powerful 45.7MP Resolution.

Created by potrace 1.16, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2019

8K30p Ultra HD Video

Nikon Z8 Camera delivers cinematic 8K 30p Ultra HD video with exceptional clarity, detail and professional-grade quality.

Created by potrace 1.16, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2019

Real-Live Viewfinder

Nikon Z8 Camera features a real-time viewfinder for clear, accurate framing and precise subject tracking.

24-120mm Focal Lengh

Nikon Z f/4 S Lens with a versatile 24-120mm zoom range for flexible framing across diverse shooting scenarios.

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F/4 Aperture

Nikon Z 24-120mm S Lens offers a bright constant f/4 aperture for excellent low-light performance and beautiful depth control.

77mm Filter Thread

Nikon Z 24-120mm f/4 S Lens incorporating a 77mm filter thread for compatibility with a wide range of photographic filters.

Explore Every Detail

Nikon Z8 with Z 24-120mm f/4 S Lens

Explore Every Detail

Master Every Moment

Master every moment with responsive performance, precise control and dependable operation, helping you capture spontaneous scenes with clarity and confidence.

Capture Every Perspective

Capture Every Perspective

Capture every perspective with versatile framing options, extended reach and precise control, giving you the freedom to create compelling compositions with ease.

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