Nikon’s full-frame mirrorless digital camera Z8 is available for pre-order, and it will go on sale on May 25, priced at 27,999 RMB. Officially, the Z8 condenses the advanced features and performance of Nikon’s flagship camera, the Z9, into a compact and lightweight body while maintaining outstanding robustness and reliability.
The body of the Nikon Z8 is about 30% smaller than that of the flagship Z9, maintaining the grip and operability, and it is equipped with a 4-axis vertical/horizontal tilting display. The Z8 can record 12-bit RAW and 10-bit Apple ProRes 422 HO video in-camera and has high compatibility with Nikon accessories as well as third-party brand accessories.
The Z8 can record up to about 125 minutes of 4K UHD/60p1 and about 90 minutes of 8K UHD/30p video, offers the same nine types of detection objects as the Z9, and also has a new “aircraft detection mode”. The camera achieves high-speed, high-precision AF performance comparable to the Z 9, and can also detect low-light subjects as low as -9EV, supporting improved AF for subjects in dimly lit environments, and support for subjects in backlit situations. Effective focusing of the subject.
The Z8 supports the HEIF format and can express scenes with rich tones such as sunrise and sunset by using 10-bit tonal levels. Z8 adopts double-layer coating and sensor protection cover to protect the image sensor from dust; the body is made of magnesium alloy and new carbon fiber composite material is equipped with 2 USB ports, one for charging/power supply and the other for communication, Allows communication while power is supplied.
