You'll be able to buy the 28mm F2.8 on its own for $299.95, but it won't go on sale on its own until autumn.
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The 28mm is exceptionally small, and finished with knurling to match manual focus Nikkors. Nikon is introducing its full-frame Nikkor Z 28mm F2.8 along with the Z fc for $1,199.95.
A body-only configuration is available too, for $959.95.Įnthusiasts interested in the camera are more likely to look to a kit with a prime lens. The standard kit, with a black leatherette and also bundled with the DX 16-50mm, is priced at $1,099.95. Other versions will be sold at all authorized Nikon dealers. You can get the camera in Sand Beige, Amber Brown, Ash Gray, Coral Pink, or Mint Green, along with the Nikkor Z DX 16-50mm in silver, for $1,199.95. Nikon is selling special editions in a set of fun colors directly through its website. There are a few different ways to get the Z fc. Multi-color options only available direct from Nikon. Raw capture is available if you prefer to make your own edits. Nikon includes 20 creative filters in camera, so JPG photographers can snap shots with different looks, without having to deal with editing software. The Z 50 has a modest handgrip, better suited for use with bigger lenses.Ĭreative photographers are well served. It can also use Nikkor SLR lenses via an adapter, the FTZ, though the Z fc's flat front makes it a better fit for small zooms and primes. Its body is magnesium alloy and it includes dust and splash protection. The Z fc is built a bit better than the X-T30. The Z fc has far fewer native lenses-Fujifilm has been making mirrorless for close to a decade, and Nikon is just starting to get its feet wet-but works with the same Speedlight flashes as Nikon SLRs. Top viewĬonceptually it's not far off from the Fujifilm X-T30, our current favorite interchangeable lens model for consumers. We've yet to see a Nikkor Z lens with a dedicated, clicked aperture ring, but most include a silent control ring that can be set to adjust the f-stop.
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The prominent dials offer direct control over ISO and shutter speed instead. The Z fc skips a Mode dial in favor of a simple switch. Nikon is taking a page out of Fujifilm's playbook there. For certain, the silver body is a departure from the banal black cameras that dominate the market. There are small touches that help get there-the Nikon logo uses a Reagan-era typeface, a nostalgic touch for Gen X film photographers looking for a digital body that takes them back in time. The camera's exterior is modeled after the FM2, a manual focus SLR from the era. There's no sensor stabilization, though-the camera relies on lens VR, and can get some extra help digitally (with a crop).įor the Z fc's design, Nikon has gone back to the 80s. For video, the Z fc records in 4K or 1080p, and it supports external mics for vloggers. The screen flips forward for selfie shots and vlogs. But you do get a quality EVF and a vari-angle touch LCD. It's a mirrorless camera, so there's no optical viewfinder. The Z fc has a vari-angle touch display and eye-level EVF.
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