The Nikon Z50 II is the follow-up to Nikon's first-ever crop-sensor mirrorless and comes five years after the original Nikon Z50 launched back in 2019. Smaller and lighter than the full-frame Z-series cameras further up the range, its downsized APS-C (or DX, in Nikon parlance) sensor enables it to be used with an equally more compact range of lenses.
There are a lot of similarities with its predecessor, with the same 20.9Mp sensor, 3.2in 1.04 million-dot rear screen and 2.36 million-dot viewfinder. The ISO range remains at 100-51,200 (204,800 expanded) as does the 11fps shooting rate when the mechanical shutter is used.
