Nikon Unveils Full-Frame Camera 'Nikon Z5IIC' Designed for Easy Use by Beginners

[Financial News] Nikon Imaging Korea announced on the 28th that it would launch the 'Nikon Z5IIC,' a full-frame mirrorless camera designed to make it easy for people using a conventional camera for the first time, rather than a smartphone camera, to take photos and record videos.
The camera maintains the shooting performance of its predecessor, the Z5II, while simplifying operation. It will be available in two colors: black and silver.
The Nikon Z5IIC features a 'Scene Mode' on its shooting-mode dial. The function automatically adjusts settings such as color and brightness when users select a scene to shoot, marking its first application in a Nikon full-frame mirrorless camera. Users can also recall the Nikon Imaging Recipe, a set of photo and video settings created by Nikon and creators, with a dedicated button.
The camera was also designed for portability and ease of operation. It features a streamlined body that is easy to put into and take out of a bag, along with a grip that fits securely in the hand. It is equipped with vibration reduction and an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered autofocus (AF) function.
For video recording, it supports 4K UHD at 60 frames per second and Full HD at 120 frames per second. It also supports 4x and 5x slow-motion recording and live streaming by connecting the camera to a PC with a USB cable. Other features include a lamp indicating recording status and an N-Log shooting function for video post-production.
Jeong Hae-hwan, head of Nikon Imaging Korea, explained, "This product allows even users who are new to cameras to experience the rich expressive capabilities of a full-frame camera without feeling burdened."

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