Z 50 with Two Lenses | Compact mirrorless stills/video camera with wide-angle and telephoto zoom lenses | Nikon USA Model

The Z50 is small, nice and small, with good physical controls and frankly fantastic kit lenses. I hope and pray they give us a few fast Dx primes one day, but the 16-250 mm range of the 2 lenses, with very light weight and outstanding optics make me happy. I do like the fact that one mount will service Dx and Fx sensors, as it is with other mounts out there. I am at home with Nikon ergonomics, they make sense to me. Images are more than brilliant. I haven't felt this much satisfaction in a long time. Whatever they have done with this 20 Mpx sensor, they've done it right. Incredibly low noise and the airplane photo shown is a 50% crop. I am so happy that this all fits in my fanny pack as I walk around no one knows what's in it. The autofocus video, which i don't use much, is still better than I was able to get out of an a6400 - in continuous. Bottom line, this works, is very affordable, gives great image quality and I want MORE Dx .... More, do you hear Nikon, MORE Dx on Z mount.

I am new to the world of mirrorless cameras so I don't have anything to compare it to. I purchased it because I wanted a camera with a better optical sensor than my point-and shoot and with some different lens options. It needed to be small and lighter weight with a simple interface so I can hike with it and take pictures on the go. The Z50 fit my criteria and my budget. I am happy with the quality of photos I get with it. The 2 lenses that come with the package retract to a shorter length which makes them nice for fitting in my backpack. This camera is probably not sophisticated enough for a professional photographer but would be good for the amateur.

I got this camera to start getting into photography again. This is the first high-quality camera I've had, and I love it! The clarity and ease of use are amazing for someone who is just starting out and learning the ropes. The 2 lenses that come with it give you a good range of view, and attaching and switching out the lenses are easy as well. I highly recommend this!

I've been looking for a smaller go-anywhere camera as an alternative to my bigger full-frame DSLR. For me the field includes the Nikon Z50, Panasonic GX9, Fujifilm X-T30, and Olympus E-M5 (all comparable in size, resolution, and features). I would highly recommend the Z50 to any first-time mirrorless user. Its pros include: + Lens sharpness and image quality as good as or better than anything in the 20 megapixel range + Great handling and beautiful viewfinder + Lenses cover a big range with compact size and weight (definitely buy the kit with both lenses) + Absolutely fantastic value for money I really, REALLY wanted the Z50 to work out for me but as an enthusiast I couldn't quite get over the lens selection. The two lenses in the kit are the only ones practical to use for at least a few years. There are no other Z DX lenses and the only one on the roadmap falls within the same range (no wide angle zoom or primes are planned). The Z50 has no in-body stabilization so other Z lenses won't benefit from stabilization, and using any other Nikon lens requires an adapter, increasing cost and bulk. When the Nikon Z DX offering matures -- maybe with a Z70 that includes stabilization -- I will eagerly consider it again in a few years.

We switched to the Nikon Z 50 to upgrade, learn, and grow our social media presence. We will purchase one more soon.

Ok so in all honesty, I took a photography basics class last night to learn something about how to use my camera. I'm used to taking out my iphone, snapping a picture, and voila. This is more of a "what is that dial for?" - "Where do you turn it on?" "Wait, there's a menu - with like 100 options!" I mean, by the sounds of the people in my class it's a great camera, but I just think there is going to be a HUGE learning curve I was not anticipating. If you're not super knowledgeable about shutter speed, and aperture, and ISO and the other million options you can do with a camera like this, I would definitely recommend taking a camera basics class. Like 10 times. There's A LOT!

I am an advanced amateur photographer and own many other brands (Leica, Olympus, Fujifilm, Sony, Panasonic). The Z50 totally exceeded my expectations. I shoot RAW (use DxO Elite to convert) and the results are exceptional. The sharpness of the sensor and Z class lenses, the color depth and dynamic range are superb. While 'only' a 20MP camera, I decided to interpolate to 24MP (export from DxO at higher resolution) to compare to my other native 24MP cameras. I did not see any loss of detail from the processed RAW images, maybe even more detail in some cases. Very pleased with the Z50.

I had a Nikon D90 and took thousands of great pictures. Then something relating to the flash memory card slot malfunctioned, and Nikon said they couldn't fix it. Their exact words, "You've got a paperweight." So bad marks for Nikon on that one. But the Z50 seems to work well for me, although I'm no professional. Shot that woodpecker with it before I decided to give it to my granddaughter, who is getting into photography and taking a class.. Even after being shot, the woodpecker flew away.

Todo muy bien con la entrega, obviamente es original y viene bien empaquetada, trae sus 2 objetivos junto con batería cargador y cable. No tuve ningún problema y la cámara funciona de maravilla. Es muy bonita para iniciar o como segunda cámara de apoyo

Necesitaba una nueva cámara fotografía, tenía dos opciones pero esta me daba opciones diferentes y mejores, me arriesgué por esta y no me decepcionó. Estupenda compra.

Aunque se marketea como una camara de "entrada" dentro de los cuerpos mirrorless, no tiene nada de basico. La calidad de imagen es excepcional y los colores son super reales. Tengo la Z6 y en muchas ocasiones me encuentro prefiriendo usar la Z50. Es muy comoda y ergonomica, todo al alcance para usar una sola mano. No pesa, tiene flash integrado, usa tarjetas SD y no XQD y un sin fin de ventajas que hacen que su uso sea una gozada. Aunque el sensor sea más pequeño en pocas ocasiones sentiras estar limitado. Super recomendable, si la compran recuerden actualizar el firmware para usar los ultimos modo de enfoque automático! Estoy seguro que van a disfrutar cada foto que tomen con esta cámara

Hasta ahorita todo bien, la agarré a buen precio. La usé para algunas fotos de pasarela y la verdad es que muy bien, me sorprendió la calidad que se puede lograr, evidentemente no le llega a las FX, pero me parece que como cámara de uso diario es un buen equipo. Además me parece acertado que se use la misma montura que las otras Z, para compartir lentes.

Lo único negativo es que en el envío viene en una caja más grande y la caja de la cámara se va golpeando dentro