Nikon Z5IIC Review: Full-Frame Z5II Specs in a Smaller Body

DPReview's full review of the Nikon Z5IIC is up. It's a 24.5MP full-frame body built around the Z5II's sensor and feature set, trimmed down to a smaller, lighter shell at $1,400 USD, $450 below the Z5II's current MSRP. The cuts are an EVF, the higher-resolution screen, and the second card slot. IBIS rated to 7.5EV, 11fps mechanical burst, 30fps electronic (JPEG only), and 4K/30 full-width video are all retained. Ships in black or silver; kit options include the 26mm F2.8 pancake and 24-50mm F4-6.3.
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