Nikon Z6 II + Nikkor Z 28-75mm f2.8

Nikon Z6 II

The Nikon Z6 II builds on the success of the Z 6. In addition to its ruggedness and ease of use, it offers the ability to record professional-quality movie sequences. Added to this is its photographic performance. The camera is resistant to dust and dripping water, making it suitable for continuous shooting even under adverse conditions. Thanks to the new ability to freely select the direction of rotation of the focusing ring, users can focus manually in the usual way.

Videos can be output by the camera for FX and DX image formats in 4K/UHD and Full HD. Meanwhile, the HLG recording format records more detail, wider dynamic range, and higher contrast. Post-processing becomes largely unnecessary as a result. Eye AF and Animal Detection AF enhancements provide more precise subject focus, even when shooting video.

These AF functions also provide excellent results when shooting stills, keeping pace with the increased speed and performance of the camera. The Nikon Z6 II supports continuous shooting at 14 fps and a higher maximum number of shots: 200 JPEGs or 124 images losslessly compressed in 12-bit RAW format in one shooting series.

The Nikon Z6 II is aimed at users who want to capture cinema-quality movie footage as well as still photos with a compact system. The camera is ideal for professional video production or, for example, wedding photography, where agility, flexibility, and uncompromising imaging performance are essential.

Nikon-Z bayonet

Both cameras use the Nikon-Z bayonet, which allows light to reach the far corners of the image sensor. Combined with the growing selection of NIKKOR-Z lenses or the more than 300 compatible NIKKOR lenses with F bayonet that can be attached to the FTZ bayonet adapter, Nikon's tradition of optical excellence and innovation reaches unprecedented new heights.

Creative in any light

The large-diameter Z bayonet and large 24.5 MP full-frame sensor ensure low-noise images with the highest detail across the exceptionally wide ISO range. With a lens speed of 1:2, the "low light autofocus" now works down to a light value of -6 EV.

Photosthis much faster

are recorded at about 14 fps with full autofocus tracking and with auto exposure adjustments. Up to 200 JPEGs or 124 lossless compressed 12-bit RAW images are possible in one shooting series.

Two EXPEED processors

Two processors double the available performance - from autofocus to buffer capacity. The conversion is silky smooth, in filming as in photography.

Two memory card compartments

It's easy to adapt to different workflows. UHS-II SD cards can be used in one compartment and XQD or state-of-the-art ultra-fast CFexpress cards in the other.

Multimedia powerhouse

Sharpens and clarifies movies with greater dynamic range. Eye AF and Animal Detection AF are available when shooting movies. And movie recordings can be output to external devices when needed.

Rugged

The extremely strong and lightweight construction of this camera is made of magnesium alloy. The camera is easy to carry and rugged enough to be used in any location. It is completely sealed to protect against dust, dirt and moisture.

NIKKOR Z

Achieve cinematic depth of field with the wide range of fast-focusing, fast and compact NIKKOR Z lenses.

The versatility of the Z system

External flash units can also be used at high frame rates of up to 14 fps. The FTZ bayonet adapter (optional) provides compatibility with over 300 NIKKOR lenses with F bayonet.

SnapBridge

The continuously evolving Nikon app SnapBridge allows the camera's firmware to be updated via a smart device.

Nikon Nikkor Z 28-75mm f2.8

Find unique opportunities. With this fast and versatile lens, you can always respond to your surroundings. From street scenes to landscapes to portraits, the compact Nikkor Z 28-75mm f2.8 gives you freedom of composition.

The very lightweight Nikkor Z 28-75 mm f/2.8 allows for outstanding shots of any inspiration. The versatile Zoom range covers a range of classic focal lengths, while the constant f/2.8 aperture leaves more room for new ideas: whether capturing the mood of dimly lit situations or playing with shallow depth of field. Shooting with shorter exposure times in available light and freezing motion are also possible without losing brightness.