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Two years ago, Nikon released the Z fc—a mirrorless camera that paid homage to the looks of the iconic FM2 film SLR. Despite the classic body, the camera was quite impressive in a modern sense, and we ...

Nikon Z6 II Mirrorless Camera Bundle Was $1996.95 Now $1496.95 on Adorama. Save $500 on a bundle for the Nikon Z6 II mirrorless camera. As well as the camera that features a 24.5MP sensor, ...

And with just a casual glance at Nikon’s new mirrorless cameras, it’s clear Nikon is looking to snatch its crown back by going right after Sony’s $3,000 A7R III and $2,000 A7III, without ...

Nikon Europe may have just shared a glimpse at the company's long-rumored professional mirrorless camera. While the teaser doesn't share specifics or if the camera is, in fact, a full frame, the ...

A growing library of quality lenses backs Nikon's mirrorless Z camera system. We're here to break down what's available and recommend the best optics we've tested.

The Nikon Z9 is a heavy, bulky, chonky mirrorless camera with a new full-frame 45.7MP stacked CMOS sensor. It’s nearly three pounds, $5,500, and made for professionals.

Instead of DSLR cameras, Nikon plans to focus on mirrorless cameras with more advanced digital and "unique features." It appears that the shift in strategy may have already been taking place.

Nikon doesn’t make a normal prime for its APS-C Z-mount cameras, but you might consider a cheaper legacy-lens alternative: the extremely affordable Nikon Nikkor AF-S DX 35mm f/1.8 G.

When you buy an interchangeable lens camera, whether it's mirrorless or SLR, you're committing to a system of lenses and accessories to go with it. We're here to help you choose between the big ...

But that also means that Nikon would have some pretty strong competition in the retro-inspired mirrorless camera space – particularly from Fujifilm's X-series, which similarly have APS-C sensors ...

Jessica Lee Star/Digital Trends. Nikon no longer has a mirrorless camera line. Nikon Inc. in Japan confirmed today that the 1-series is no longer in production, ending its seven-year run. “The ...