Nikon Z Cameras

Nikon Z Mirrorless Cameras For Sale

Should I choose a Nikon Z Mirrorless camera?

Nikon’s Z series of cameras is ever improving along with their range of lenses. From the Z 50 right the way up to the new Z 9, Nikon have a full range of mirrorless cameras.

Whether your interests lie in sports or landscape, videography or in the studio, Nikon have a camera for you.

Can I use my existing Nikon lenses?

If you already have a Nikon DSLR you will no doubt be wondering if you can use your lenses on a new camera. While Nikon have developed a new lens mount for the Z series cameras, they have also introduced the FTZ II adapter. This adapter will allow your lenses to fit and work on the Z series in exactly the same way as they do on your DSLR.

Which Nikon Z is right for me?

The most important thing is to decide what your main use of the camera will be.  Let's look at a camera for each of the scenarios above. We are going to accept that the Z 9 is probably strictly speaking the best but instead looking at the most suitable for a keen amateur.

Which Nikon Z is best for Sports photography?

With it’s impressive 45.7 Mega-pixel full-frame sensor, 493 focus points and up to 120 FPS burst, the Nikon Z9 is king of the hill when it comes to sheer speed and accuracy!

If you are coming to the Z series from a Crop sensor DSLR, the Z 50 offers almost as much as the Z 6II but in a smaller body and still an impressive 11fps & 20.9 Mega-pixels.

Which Nikon Z is best for Landscape photography?

When is comes to Landscape photography detail is everything, you will be used to setting up your tripod, attaching your filters and taking your time. The landscape photographer is not worried about fps or 4K. Detail is everything. It is for this reason the best of the bunch would be the Z 7II, with its impressive 45.7 Mega-Pixel, up to 25600 ISO and full frame FX sensor this camera will capture every detail.

For the more budget conscious the Z 5 can produce outstanding results right up to ISO 51200, again along with its Full frame FX sensor, and a more than capable 24 Mega-pixels

Which Nikon Z is best for Studio Photography?

When you are working in a studio you need a camera you can rely on, get the right shot every time and have plenty of detail to please even the most discerning client. With this in mind the Z 7II once again is the go to choice, with a phenomenal 45.7MP sensor ability to shoot tethered and with an optional WR-R11b Wireless remote plugged in the side you can control your speedlights and fire the camera without even touching it.

Which Nikon Z is best for my first Full-frame camera?

The Nikon Z5 is the ideal start point when it comes to Full-frame mirrorless photography. With its 24.3 MP FX sensor, amazing 100-51200 ISO range and 273 focus points this camera will be more than capable of helping you get to grips with beauty of Full-frame photography.

Which Nikon Z is best for Videography?

For most video work you will be looking for great ISO range, 4K is a must and for the most part the FX format is probably going to be where you want to start looking. With this in mind the Z 5 has everything you need, full compatibility with FX lenses and of course is a more than capable stills camera too.