Nikon Z50II Mirrorless Camera with 16-50mm Kit

Camera Overview

Compact and powerful, the Nikon Z50 II Mirrorless Camera is designed for aspiring creators looking to step up their game. Featuring a 20.9MP APS-C CMOS sensor and an interchangeable lens mount, this camera brings flagship capabilities to your hands. Plus, it’s compatible with the full NIKKOR Z lens lineup, ensuring your content stands out far beyond smartphone photography.

Quality That Speaks for Itself

Capture lifelike colors and incredible details from dawn to dusk thanks to a superior 20.9-megapixel DX-format (APS-C) sensor several times larger than that of a typical smartphone.

Get Even More Distinctive Looks

Create and save your own Picture Control presets or download bespoke Cloud Picture Controls directly to your Z50II from Nikon Imaging Cloud. Play with results in real-time as you shoot, and open up a world of creative possibilities.

Capture Peak Action

Shoot bursts as fast as 30 photos per second plus pro-level features including Pre-Release Capture1 and powerful multi-subject detection autofocus with 3D-tracking. All thanks to our most powerful processing engine ever.

Focus with Confidence

People, dogs, cats, birds, and vehicles–the Z50II can automatically detect and accurately track nine distinct subjects. Plus, dedicated [bird] and [airplane] modes for even greater autofocus accuracy.

Tell Stories With Video

Capture the scene with user-friendly video features including smooth handheld footage, advanced autofocus, in-camera slow-motion, and flexibility for color grading.

Smooth Hand-Held Video

Use optical Vibration Reduction or built-in electronic stabilization to reduce shake during handheld shooting.

Seamless Streaming

Connect the Z50II to a smartphone or computer via the UVC/UAC-compliant USB port, and you can use it as a high-quality webcam for impressive live streaming or video calls.

Video Self-timer

Need a moment to get in position? You can set the Z50II’s video record button to trigger a two or 10-second countdown before it starts recording.