Suited to advanced and pro photographers, the Nikon Z7II is a robust, lightweight, full-frame mirrorless camera featuring a 47.5 megapixel FX-format CMOS sensor and twin EXPEED 6 processing engine to produce dynamic range and performance across the wide ISO range. Its processing power and buffer capacity enable shooting speeds up to 10 fps plus 4K/60p video recording. Photographers can now capture 200 full-res JPEGs, or 77 12-bit uncompressed RAW images, in one burst.

In case you’re interested in another recent Nikon Z cameras, check out the Nikon Z Series Cameras

The Nikon Z7II enhanced AF capabilities offer wide-area AF support for human and animal subjects, subject-tracking AF that operates similar to 3D-tracking, and improved AF in low-light situations. And the 3690k-dot electronic viewfinder (EVF) delivers a more natural view, with the high refresh rate reducing blackout.

More power and detail

With twin EXPEED processors at its heart, the Nikon Z7II effortlessly meets the challenge of creating high-resolution full-frame images. You’ll benefit from greater dynamic range and cleaner performance across the wide ISO range.

Nikon Z Mount

The ultra-wide Z mount, coupled with an ever-expanding range of extraordinary NIKKOR Z lenses, lets you create with light like never before. Every lens, any aperture. Bright is brighter. Depth is deeper. Sharpness is sharper.

Tough build

The Z 7II is forged from super-strong yet lightweight magnesium alloy and fully sealed against dust, dirt, and moisture.

Maximum speed and reliability

Dual card slots let you use UHS-II SD cards in one slot and XQD or ultra-fast CFexpress cards in the other. Configure the camera to use the cards for overflow or backup—or separate RAW files from JPEGs and stills from video.

Ultra-wide, sharp AF

The sensitive Hybrid AF system delivers wide, pin-sharp coverage and the camera returns to your selected focus point when it wakes from standby. Exposure metering down to -4 EV is available when shooting with an f/2 (or faster) lens.

Shoot faster for longer in silence

Shooting speeds of up to 10 fps allow immense flexibility, while the deeper buffer and dual card slots let you keep shooting without interruption. Catch up to 200 full-res JPEGs, or 77 12-bit uncompressed RAW images, in one burst.

Stunning dynamic range

The Z 7II delivers incredible dynamic range at both high and low ISO values. Tonal gradations are exceptionally smooth and skin tones are reproduced with stunning accuracy. The ability to shoot video at resolutions up to 4K/60p lets you portray dynamic scenes in amazing detail.

Precise tracking

Even small subjects can be tracked with precision. You can toggle tracking on and off via the shutter release or assign tracking to a camera or lens Fn button.

People and animals

Eye-Detection AF locks on to people’s eyes. Animal-Detection AF does the same for cats and dogs. Reliably focus on your subject’s eyes whether shooting stills or video.

3690k-dot EVF

The high-definition 3690k-dot electronic viewfinder (EVF) gives you a smooth, uninterrupted view even when shooting at high speed. The high re fresh rate greatly reduces blackout, so you’ll never lose sight of what’s in front of you.

Customisable Displays

Customisable info displays let you quickly adjust settings, or you can choose to disable the info display completely when shooting stills. If you flip out the monitor to shoot in Live View, the EVF automatically turns off to save power.

Maximum sharpness at small apertures

Creating images with deep depth of field? The Z 7II counters the diffraction that can occur when you stop down a lens.¹ From landscapes to cityscapes, you can shoot at smaller apertures without worrying about loss of definition.

More shots per charge

The Z7II works in the most power‑efficient way possible and its new battery gives you more shots per charge. There’s also a power-saving mode for when you need it.

Constant power

For long shoots, you can provide constant power to your camera (and even charge the battery) via a USB Type-C cable. Ideal if you’re shooting timelapse sequences.