mirrorless
Category
Mirrorless
Sensor
APS-C
Resolution
20.88 MP
Mount / lens
Nikon Z mount
Weight
550 g with battery and card

First real camera: shoots the Z50II with kit and adapted lenses for birding and video. Gripes: no IBIS, no gyro data, the top EVF hump makes packing awkward, and Nikon's app is virtually unusable; considering a Sony a6700.

“My gripes with the Z50ii no ibis, though the 11mm for walking and vlogging with electronic stabilization works well. It also doesn’t have gyro. And”
mixed

Has used many adapted F-mount lenses on the Z50II without problems before moving to Z lenses, and is very pleased with Viltrox primes on it.

“When I first got the z50ii I used many of my F mount lenses, but I have been changing everything over to z mount as I really like the glass”
positive

Owns both the Z50II and the Z5II. The Z50II is their everyday walking camera and the Z5II comes out for freelance work.

“I own both bodies and they both get put through their paces. My own Z50II is frequently my walking/casual photography buddy, but my Z5II comes out to play for any”
positivecompact

Moved from a D5200 to the Z50II double-lens kit and finds it amazing; later added the 16-50 f/2.8.

“I came from d5200 to z50ii double kit.”
positive

Recently bought the Z50II alongside an OM-5 and is thinking of returning it: without IBIS the EVF view feels shaky with unstabilised primes, and indoor shots look mushy.

“I also picked up a Z50II recently and am thinking about sending it back or selling it because the primes don't have VR and I've gotten so used to not”
negative