As previously reported, Nikon will announce two new mirrorless cameras (Z6 II and Z7 II) on October 14. From Explora:
Nikon Z shooters, prepare for “The Next Chapter.” Nikon is set to release the Z 6 II and Z 7 II full-frame mirrorless cameras on October 14, which will both succeed the immensely popular and well-regarded first-gen Z 6 and Z 7 cameras. Nikon has yet to give any details on these new cameras, so sign up for automatic notifications via the individual product pages and then check back on 10/14/2020 at 12:00 a.m. EDT for complete information on what these new cameras will bring to the table.
Here are the rumored specifications from NikonRumors:
- Incremental update to the current Z6/Z7 models
- The camera shape is almost the same as Z6/Z7
- Same sensor as in the Z6/Z7
- Same EVF as Z6/Z7 (previous rumors indicated EVF with 5.76 million dots, the current Z6/Z7 have EVF with 3.69 million dots)
- Improved AF (Face/eye/animal detection)
- Dual EXPEED processor
- Will use the new Nikon EN-EL15c battery
- USB power
- Dual memory card slots: CFexpress and SD (XQD/CFX type B, SD-UHS-II)
- Faster frame rate
- More buffer memory
- 4k 60p video
- More new video features
- Improved user interface
- Support for vertical grip with release button/controls (optional accessory)
- Improved functionality expected with firmware update after release
- The expected announcement is around October
- The Nikon Z6s will be the last Nikon camera with a 24MP sensor
- Higher prices than the current Z6 ($1,797) and Z7 ($2,497) models
Via NikonRumors
