Nikon 34305 Z 5 Fx-series Mirrorless Body, Black


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Compatible mountings Nikon Z
Photo sensor technology CMOS
Supported file format JPEG
Image stabilization Digital
Maximum aperture 3.5 millimeters
Expanded ISO minimum 100
Brand Nikon
Model name Z 5 FX-Series Mirrorless Body
Photo Sensor Size Full Frame (35mm)
Minimum shutter speed 1/8000 seconds

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  • 243 mp cmos
  • In-body 5-axis vr stabilization
  • 273 on-sensor af points, to quickly and accurately track subjects throughout the frame
  • Dual uhs-ii sd card slots:

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The full picture.

Harness the entire view of expansive full frame lenses, and capture over 50% more image area than crop-sensor cameras. Z 5’s 24.3 MP full frame CMOS sensor produces intensively detailed images, lifelike 4K UHD video, ultra shallow depth-of-field and particularly clean low-light shots.

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Super powered.

Z 5 is powered by Nikon’s fast, comprehensive Expeed 6 image processing system. It’s the secret behind the camera’s sensational photo and video quality, autofocus performance, low-light capabilities, distortion control, image clarity, colour reproduction and more.

The stability you crave.

Sharpness starts with stability, and Z 5 has one of the best in-camera image stabilization systems available. Nikkor Z lenses activate 5-axis VR image stabilization—up to five stops of stabilization in up to five directions: yaw, pitch, roll, X and Y. Compatible F-Mount Nikkor lenses—even those without built-in VR—activate 3-axis VR image stabilization. Great for stills, even better for video.

In the blink of an iris.

Freeze time with shutter speeds as fast as 1/8000 of a second—fast enough to capture moments invisible to the naked eye. When shooting with wide aperture settings for shallow depth-of-field and blurred backgrounds, that speed can also be used to control your shot’s brightness.

Two for the road.

Z 5 includes dual UHS-II SD card slots. Use them together for overflow storage, automatic back up or separating file types like RAW and JPEG or stills and videos.

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Fully automatic. Totally manual.

Sometimes you need to just point and shoot. Other times you want to fine tune every little detail. Z 5 is up for either challenge, going from fully automatic to totally manual with the turn of a dial.

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Go quiet.

In can’t miss moments—like weddings, speeches or performances—turn on Silent Mode and capture photo after photo without drawing any attention. This is also great for photographing pets and wildlife.

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The eyes say it all.

Great portraits put focus on the eyes. Z 5’s powerful Eye-Detection Autofocus quickly finds your subject’s eyes—humans, cats and dogs alike—and puts them in sharp focus. It even follows them as they move behind objects in the frame.

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Your full frame mirrorless journey starts here. Push the limits of your creativity with Z 5, an innovative full frame mirrorless camera built around Nikon’s revolutionary Z mount. Compact yet powerful, simple yet sophisticated, it’s ready to grow with you. Whatever your skill level, the Z 5 delivers detailed imagery, precision autofocus and the tools you need to be as creative as possible. The full picture. Harness the entire view of expansive full frame lenses, and capture over 50% more image area than crop-sensor cameras. Z 5’s 24.3 MP full frame CMOS sensor produces intensively detailed images, lifelike 4K UHD video, ultra shallow depth-of-field and particularly clean low-light shots. Super powered. Z 5 is powered by Nikon’s fast, comprehensive EXPEED 6 image processing system. It’s the secret behind the camera’s sensational photo and video quality, autofocus performance, low-light capabilities, distortion control, image clarity, color reproduction and more.

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4.2 out of 5 stars
4.2 out of 5
45 global ratings
Truly pro-level feature in an entry-level body but could be better
4 Stars
Truly pro-level feature in an entry-level body but could be better
This a camera for entry level enthusiasts who are coming from APS-C and looking for a FULL FRAME Mirrorless camera on a budget but still wants some pro features.PROs:1. Good face/eye auto focus. If it can see the face/eye, even in low light situations, it'll focus on it. Good for headshots and portraits. It tracks eyes and faces pretty good, even on animals.2. DUAL CARD SLOTS. Absolute Clutch. Card fails happen. It is a thing. If it has never happened to you, you have not shot enough events.3. Good Battery Life. With a full battery you can get around 500 shots, but make sure the energy saving option is on. You can use USB C chargers or battery banks to charge the camera as well.4. High Resolution Viewfinder. The OLED viewfinder looks great. Good colors and resolution.5. Small and Lightweight. Its not as big as the Z6 or as heavy. It pretty compact for a full frame Nikon.6. Headphone and Microphone Jack. If you do video, you would not need janky adapters7. Dust and moisture sealed. Its an important one for outdoors photographers.8. Image Quality. Excellent Raw image quality with good detail capture, noise performance and dynamic range. Handles highlights and shadows very well. A lot of room to manipulate in post. Beautiful JPEG color with good sharpening. Check all the photos, all are straight out of camera JPEGs. Also, super-fast 1/8000 sec top mechanical shutter speed for fast aperture shooting in bright light.9. In Body Image Stabilization. I took all these photos with 40 mm F/2 which is not stabilized. The IBIS helps a lot.10. Full Sensor 1080p Video. It captures 1080/60p and other framerate videos without any crop, good video AF and good video stabilization. Which is great.CONs:1. Face/Eye Autofocus. Stops tracking and starts focusing on the background if the subject looks away. It is also lens dependent. Some lenses have hard time focusing in low light.2. Continuous Shooting. 4.5 fps continuous shooting with AF seems very slow IMO, should have been something like 7/8 at least.3. Viewfinder Refresh Rate. The viewfinder looks great but when moving/panning seems a little lagy.4. Not a BSI Sensor. The sensor is not backside illuminated, likely similar performance to D750-generation chip. it can struggle a but in low light dynamic range.5. Cropped 4K. 4K video has a hefty 1.7x crop, reducing quality and making wide-angle shooting difficult. Lots of rolling shutter in 4K as well.6. Slow Sensor Readout and No Tracking in E-Shutter. Subject tracking is completely unreliable when using the entirely silent e-shutter mode and rolling shutter is, well, quite noticeable for moving subjects.Overall, The Z5 is an extremely well-rounded camera for stills photography. In fact, it's easily the the most compelling stills-oriented full-framer for the cash especially if you find in on a good discount deal.
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Reviewed in Canada on January 15, 2021
Configuration: Z 5 Camera Body OnlyVerified Purchase
I spent 2 weeks considering my options when my em1 mk1 started showing shutter issues in cold temps. I looked at replacing with a em1 mk3, Fuji, EOS R6, Z6, and Z6II.

In the end the over xmas pricing on this camera made it extremely tempting. Nikon should just keep it at that price and I think they'll sell like hot cakes and also drive the sale of z lenses too.

Image quality from this sensor is great. You supposedly lose 1/2 to 1 stop in high ISO compared to the Z6 (and similar BSI sensors), but in reality you are likely not wanting to go up that high anyways. Up to 6400 is still quite good and you can go higher too if you can accept the lost of details to noise. What is superior to the BSI sensor based Z6 and Z6ii is pushing the shadows (you can find various demo of that online), which makes this a better camera if shooting in daylight is common for you.

AF maybe slower than others especially in low light. Mind you with a set of 1.8 primes seems focus just fine even when talking about a black car under sodium street light on a dark street. I have read people having trouble under low light but maybe due to using slower lenses.

FPS, 4.5. Nothing to write home about but for non pros how many frames do you honestly need? Fewer frames, less to delete later as well.

Finally, lenses. This is for me a big draw. The Z line up are good quality and decent pricing for f1.8 primes. To me that just makes so much sense. For others who use zooms well they have f2.8s and f4 zooms. And reviews say they are good as well.
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Reviewed in Canada on June 9, 2023
Configuration: Z 5 Camera Body OnlyVerified Purchase
This a camera for entry level enthusiasts who are coming from APS-C and looking for a FULL FRAME Mirrorless camera on a budget but still wants some pro features.

PROs:
1. Good face/eye auto focus. If it can see the face/eye, even in low light situations, it'll focus on it. Good for headshots and portraits. It tracks eyes and faces pretty good, even on animals.
2. DUAL CARD SLOTS. Absolute Clutch. Card fails happen. It is a thing. If it has never happened to you, you have not shot enough events.
3. Good Battery Life. With a full battery you can get around 500 shots, but make sure the energy saving option is on. You can use USB C chargers or battery banks to charge the camera as well.
4. High Resolution Viewfinder. The OLED viewfinder looks great. Good colors and resolution.
5. Small and Lightweight. Its not as big as the Z6 or as heavy. It pretty compact for a full frame Nikon.
6. Headphone and Microphone Jack. If you do video, you would not need janky adapters
7. Dust and moisture sealed. Its an important one for outdoors photographers.
8. Image Quality. Excellent Raw image quality with good detail capture, noise performance and dynamic range. Handles highlights and shadows very well. A lot of room to manipulate in post. Beautiful JPEG color with good sharpening. Check all the photos, all are straight out of camera JPEGs. Also, super-fast 1/8000 sec top mechanical shutter speed for fast aperture shooting in bright light.
9. In Body Image Stabilization. I took all these photos with 40 mm F/2 which is not stabilized. The IBIS helps a lot.
10. Full Sensor 1080p Video. It captures 1080/60p and other framerate videos without any crop, good video AF and good video stabilization. Which is great.

CONs:
1. Face/Eye Autofocus. Stops tracking and starts focusing on the background if the subject looks away. It is also lens dependent. Some lenses have hard time focusing in low light.
2. Continuous Shooting. 4.5 fps continuous shooting with AF seems very slow IMO, should have been something like 7/8 at least.
3. Viewfinder Refresh Rate. The viewfinder looks great but when moving/panning seems a little lagy.
4. Not a BSI Sensor. The sensor is not backside illuminated, likely similar performance to D750-generation chip. it can struggle a but in low light dynamic range.
5. Cropped 4K. 4K video has a hefty 1.7x crop, reducing quality and making wide-angle shooting difficult. Lots of rolling shutter in 4K as well.
6. Slow Sensor Readout and No Tracking in E-Shutter. Subject tracking is completely unreliable when using the entirely silent e-shutter mode and rolling shutter is, well, quite noticeable for moving subjects.

Overall, The Z5 is an extremely well-rounded camera for stills photography. In fact, it's easily the the most compelling stills-oriented full-framer for the cash especially if you find in on a good discount deal.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Truly pro-level feature in an entry-level body but could be better
Reviewed in Canada on June 9, 2023
This a camera for entry level enthusiasts who are coming from APS-C and looking for a FULL FRAME Mirrorless camera on a budget but still wants some pro features.

PROs:
1. Good face/eye auto focus. If it can see the face/eye, even in low light situations, it'll focus on it. Good for headshots and portraits. It tracks eyes and faces pretty good, even on animals.
2. DUAL CARD SLOTS. Absolute Clutch. Card fails happen. It is a thing. If it has never happened to you, you have not shot enough events.
3. Good Battery Life. With a full battery you can get around 500 shots, but make sure the energy saving option is on. You can use USB C chargers or battery banks to charge the camera as well.
4. High Resolution Viewfinder. The OLED viewfinder looks great. Good colors and resolution.
5. Small and Lightweight. Its not as big as the Z6 or as heavy. It pretty compact for a full frame Nikon.
6. Headphone and Microphone Jack. If you do video, you would not need janky adapters
7. Dust and moisture sealed. Its an important one for outdoors photographers.
8. Image Quality. Excellent Raw image quality with good detail capture, noise performance and dynamic range. Handles highlights and shadows very well. A lot of room to manipulate in post. Beautiful JPEG color with good sharpening. Check all the photos, all are straight out of camera JPEGs. Also, super-fast 1/8000 sec top mechanical shutter speed for fast aperture shooting in bright light.
9. In Body Image Stabilization. I took all these photos with 40 mm F/2 which is not stabilized. The IBIS helps a lot.
10. Full Sensor 1080p Video. It captures 1080/60p and other framerate videos without any crop, good video AF and good video stabilization. Which is great.

CONs:
1. Face/Eye Autofocus. Stops tracking and starts focusing on the background if the subject looks away. It is also lens dependent. Some lenses have hard time focusing in low light.
2. Continuous Shooting. 4.5 fps continuous shooting with AF seems very slow IMO, should have been something like 7/8 at least.
3. Viewfinder Refresh Rate. The viewfinder looks great but when moving/panning seems a little lagy.
4. Not a BSI Sensor. The sensor is not backside illuminated, likely similar performance to D750-generation chip. it can struggle a but in low light dynamic range.
5. Cropped 4K. 4K video has a hefty 1.7x crop, reducing quality and making wide-angle shooting difficult. Lots of rolling shutter in 4K as well.
6. Slow Sensor Readout and No Tracking in E-Shutter. Subject tracking is completely unreliable when using the entirely silent e-shutter mode and rolling shutter is, well, quite noticeable for moving subjects.

Overall, The Z5 is an extremely well-rounded camera for stills photography. In fact, it's easily the the most compelling stills-oriented full-framer for the cash especially if you find in on a good discount deal.
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Reviewed in Canada on February 26, 2024
Configuration: Z 5 Camera Body OnlyVerified Purchase
This is my first full frame mirrorless camera, and I have been more than happy with it so far.
Reviewed in Canada on January 12, 2022
Configuration: Z 5 Camera Body OnlyVerified Purchase
Overall, very happy with decision to switch from Canon RP. Superior dynamic range, dual SD slots, best full-frame entry level camera in the world. Only critcisms I have are that the auto-focus is lacking a little bit, and does seem to struggle in low light even with the fimware update and other than Nikon not having many afforable options for their Z glass.
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Reviewed in Canada on January 7, 2024
Configuration: Z 5 Camera Body OnlyVerified Purchase
What a piece of crap. Probably a chinese counterfeit knock-off. It doesn't autofocus. It doesn't do close up. It doesn't do macro. My Iphone12 takes 100% better photos.

A terrible waste of money and a total scam.
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Reviewed in Canada on August 22, 2022
Configuration: Z 5 Camera Body OnlyVerified Purchase
Good camera but definitely an open box camera that should have been sold as such at more of a discount. The shutter count was at 10 though, so not sure if it was tested at the factory or supposed to come at 0. Additionally the box barcode says new (that was a sticker stuck on the box) so they definitely shipped me the correct camera that was probably a return. There was also no warranty card with it or a French manual. Seller is trying to pass off open box item as brand new.
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Reviewed in Canada on October 19, 2023
Configuration: Z 5 Camera Body OnlyVerified Purchase
As an advanced amateur this camera will do anything you need, without the hype. It’s weather sealed, full frame, great auto focus after the latest firmware update, great image and after owning several mirrorless cameras I can say it has the best ergonomics ( only complaint is the position of the exposure compensation button). Looking forward to try the focus bracketing.
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