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Nikon ZR Full Frame Cinema Camera

6K Video Quality
Wi-Fi Connectivity
ISO 100-51200
4" LCD Screen
540 g
6K Video Quality
Wi-Fi Connectivity
ISO 100-51200
4" LCD Screen
540 g
Regular price $2,699.00
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Product Overview

Nikon ZR Full Frame Cinema Camera

Introducing the Nikon ZR, a full-frame sensor camera and the smallest model in the Z Cinema series. Developed in collaboration with RED, a subsidiary of Nikon Corporation, RED Digital Cinema, Inc. (hereinafter "RED"), the ZR delivers high-end cinematic videos through its internal 6K RAW recording, RED-curated colour science, and pro-level audio, all in a lightweight body in a single body kit.

What's in the box:

Nikon ZR Cinema Camera

Nikon EN-EL15c Lithium-Ion Battery

Nikon UC-E25 USB Cable

Nikon BS-D1 Digital Accessory Shoe Cover

Nikon BF-N1 Body Cap

Nikon AN-DC26 Camera Strap

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Key Features

6K Video Quality

Nikon ZR Full Frame Cinema Camera offers stunning 6K video quality.

Wi-Fi Connectivity

Nikon ZR Full Frame Cinema Camera comes with built-in Wi-Fi connectivity for easy sharing.

ISO 100-51200

Nikon ZR Full Frame Cinema Camera features a wide ISO range of 100-51200 for versatile shooting.

4" LCD Screen

Nikon ZR Full Frame Cinema Camera gives a clear 4" LCD screen for intuitive control.

540 g

Nikon ZR Full Frame Cinema Camera weighs just 540 g for lightweight portability.

FAQs

What advantages does the Nikon ZR offer for filmmakers compared to other cinema cameras?

The Nikon ZR stands out due to its compact size and lightweight design, making it one of the most portable cinema cameras available. Its internal 6K RAW recording capabilities, coupled with RED-curated colour science, provide filmmakers with high-quality video output that is both flexible and aesthetically pleasing. The built-in advanced monitoring tools, such as real-time waveform and histogram displays, aid in achieving optimal exposure and colour balance during shoots, elevating creative control. Furthermore, the ZR's dual base ISO and impressive dynamic range allow for exceptional performance in varied lighting conditions, ensuring versatility across different shooting environments.

How does the autofocus system of the Nikon ZR enhance the shooting experience?

The autofocus system of the Nikon ZR features a sophisticated deep-learning algorithm with 273 AF points that cover 90% x 90% of the frame. This extensive coverage ensures that subjects are accurately tracked, even in fast-paced scenes. The face detection capability allows the camera to recognise small subjects, maintaining focus on people or animals, which is crucial for dynamic storytelling. This reliability in focus reduces the need for manual adjustments during shoots, allowing filmmakers to concentrate on composition and creativity.

Can the Nikon ZR be used for live streaming or multi-camera setups?

Yes, the Nikon ZR is engineered with modern production needs in mind, making it an excellent choice for live streaming and multi-camera workflows. Its comprehensive HDMI and USB-C connectivity facilitates easy integration into studio environments, while the HDMI-CEC tally light compatibility and ON AIR / PREVIEW indicators enhance usability in live settings. The camera's silent operation and heat dissipation capabilities ensure uninterrupted recording, allowing for extended sessions without mechanical noise interference.

What audio recording features does the Nikon ZR include, and how do they improve sound quality?

The Nikon ZR introduces the world's first native 32-bit float audio recording through its 3.5mm jack, capturing a wide dynamic range without clipping. This feature is particularly beneficial for filmmakers who require high-quality sound without external equipment. The integrated OZO Audio system offers multiple pickup patterns, including voice-isolated and 360° modes, enhancing versatility for various recording situations. Additionally, pairing with the optional ME-D10 shotgun microphone ensures broadcast-quality audio capture, making the ZR a comprehensive solution for both video and sound.

What lens options are compatible with the Nikon ZR, and how does this affect creative flexibility?

The Nikon ZR utilizes the Z mount system, which supports a wide range of native Nikon lenses, providing filmmakers with ample options to achieve their desired visual style. Moreover, the camera is compatible with adapted third-party lenses, further expanding creative possibilities. This flexibility allows filmmakers to select lenses that best suit specific projects, whether they require wide-angle shots, telephoto effects, or macro capabilities, enabling a more tailored approach to their cinematic storytelling.

How does the Nikon ZR's design support outdoor and rugged shooting conditions?

The Nikon ZR is built with a dust-and-drip resistant magnesium alloy body, offering durability and reliability in challenging environments. Weighing only 0.54 kg, it is lightweight yet robust, making it ideal for on-the-go filmmaking. This weather-resistant design allows filmmakers to confidently shoot outdoors, from urban settings to natural landscapes, without worrying about the camera's performance being compromised by the elements.

What creative options do the RED-curated Imaging Recipes provide for filmmakers using the Nikon ZR?

The Nikon ZR includes nine RED-curated Imaging Recipes that allow filmmakers to achieve stylised looks right out of the box. These recipes can be previewed in real time, giving users the ability to experiment and select the most suitable aesthetic for their project. This feature not only saves time in post-production but also encourages creative exploration by enabling filmmakers to visualise different colour tones and styles instantly, enhancing their storytelling capabilities.

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