Nikon announced its new Z5IIC full-frame mirrorless camera overseas on 24 September. The camera features a flat-top design without an EVF and supports internal N-RAW recording. The launch timing in Japan has not been announced.
Nikon announced its Z5IIC full-frame mirrorless camera overseas on 24 September. It appears to be a relatively casual model based on the Z5II, with the EVF omitted and a flat body-top design. Its appearance is reminiscent of the APS-C Z30.
The body features a flat top with no EVF, with the upper section shaped similarly to that of the Z30. No plans for a launch in Japan have been announced. The product images highlight the new body shape.
For video, the camera supports internal N-RAW recording, and is expected to incorporate enhancements around the imaging engine similar to those of the previous model. The ability to record N-RAW internally is cited as one of its key features.
Related previous models, including the Z5II and Z30, are referenced as part of the lineup, and the Z5IIC appears to be positioned for entry-level users. No specific launch date in Japan is given in the article.