“The spiritual successor to the D850,” Nikon’s best pro camera is now $1,000 less – and that’s not the only Nikon at its lowest-ever price
Black Friday has come (really) early for Nikon photographers as the Z8, Z6 III and Z5 II – along with a few lenses –have dropped to the lowest recorded price
The Nikon Z8, often viewed as the spiritual successor to the D850, is now $1,000 less in price. This full-frame mirrorless camera has been making waves among professionals due to its impressive features. Despite being less expensive than the Z9, the Z8 still offers most of the same capabilities. The Z8 features a 45.7MP full-frame sensor, allowing for high-resolution images, while maintaining the speed, stabilization, and lenses of a DSLR.
The price drop of $1,000 is available through various Nikon-authorized sellers such as Amazon, Adorama, and B&H. In addition to the Z8, the Z6 III and Z5 II have also reached their lowest-ever prices. The Z6 III, a lower-resolution sibling of the Z8, is currently priced at its all-time low of $1,996.95, a $700 discount from the original price.
This camera boasts a partially stacked 24.5MP sensor capable of delivering full-resolution bursts at an impressive 60 fps with electronic shutter and a still impressive 14 fps RAW burst with a mechanical shutter. The Z6 III also features an excellent autofocus system, capable of tracking subjects even in low light conditions. Lastly, the Z5 II, Nikon's entry-level full-frame camera, has returned to its lowest price in the US at $1,596.
Although not as fast or high-resolution as its counterparts, the Z5 II still offers an outstanding low-light autofocus system and impressive in-body stabilization.
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