Nikon Z50II mirrorless camera launched in India: Check price, features and more

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Nikon has introduced the Z50II, the latest model in its mirrorless camera series. This new camera aims to cater to both photographers and content creators, offering advanced features at a competitive price. The Z50II starts at ₹77,995 for the body only, with lens kits available for up to ₹1,15,795. 

Designed for creators looking for quick results and professional-quality output, the Z50II brings features that were once exclusive to higher-end models. Nikon has integrated the EXPEED 7 processor from its flagship Z9, allowing the Z50II to capture 4K video with 5.6K oversampling. This results in sharper, more detailed footage, while support for N-Log video and RED LUTs adds flexibility for creators seeking refined colour grading.

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A notable feature for content creators is the new "Product Review Mode." This setting ensures that the camera stays focused on objects in the foreground, making it especially useful for product reviewers and vloggers. In addition, the Z50II offers a video self-timer and USB streaming capabilities, catering to various creative needs, such as live streaming and product demonstrations.

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The Z50II also incorporates a nine-type subject detection system, which was previously found only in Nikon's flagship cameras. This system offers reliable autofocus across different scenes, while the Pre-Release Capture function buffers images before the shutter is fully pressed, making it easier to capture fleeting moments. This is beneficial for event photographers and anyone needing to capture fast-moving subjects. The camera's autofocus system can track unpredictable subjects like children or pets, ensuring crisp images in dynamic situations.

Another standout feature is the high-luminance electronic viewfinder (EVF), which operates at 1,000 cd/m², providing twice the brightness