Get a ?350 discount on my dream camera, the Nikon Z9 at Jessops
If you love your Nikon[1] equipment and have been rocking the Nikon D850[2] for a while, that’s possibly the best DSLR[3] ever made, then I’m sure you have been longing for the Nikon Z9[4] – one of the best mirrorless cameras[5] on the market to be hit with the Cyber Monday magic – well you’re in luck as my personal favorite and dream camera is now offered with a GBP350 saving at Jessops.
The Z9 is powered by Deep Learning AF[6], which makes the camera capable of nine kinds of simultaneous subject recognition: human eyes, faces, heads, and upper-bodies; animal eyes, heads, and bodies; and cars, planes, trains, and motorbikes. While it has the same 493 AF points as the Nikon Z7 II[7], it has 5 times more auto-area AF points to the tune of 405, the back-side illuminated nature of the new image sensor, which places the electronics behind the photosites, results in superior low light performance – and combined with the native ISO64-25,600 sensitivity (expandable to ISO32-102,400), the Z9 is a formidable low light performer.
So, if you’re a professional photographer or videographer, who’s after pristine images and you’re looking to make the change to a full-frame mirrorless camera – or you like swapping from shooting stills to video – this should definitely be on your shortlist.
It was fashionably late, but the Nikon Z9 definitely made an entrance. On paper it beats the Sony A1[8] and Canon EOS R3[9] with its blistering 120fps burst shooting, 8K 60p capability, 2 hours of 8K recording, and a price tag that’s hundreds of quid cheaper (though the A1 still has it licked in terms of resolution).
Still, this is a remarkable camera that promises next-level professional performance that is now at an even lower price than before!
References
- ^ Nikon (www.digitalcameraworld.com)
- ^ Nikon D850 (www.digitalcameraworld.com)
- ^ best DSLR (www.digitalcameraworld.com)
- ^ Nikon Z9 (www.digitalcameraworld.com)
- ^ best mirrorless cameras (www.digitalcameraworld.com)
- ^ Deep Learning AF (www.digitalcameraworld.com)
- ^ Nikon Z7 II (www.digitalcameraworld.com)
- ^ Sony A1 (web.archive.org)
- ^ Canon EOS R3 (web.archive.org)