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We gave this full-frame Nikon five stars in our test AND a big award – great news, it’s now cheaper!

Check out this great deal on the fast, high-resolution Nikon Z8 - you will be happy with the results whatever your genre The post We gave this full-frame Nikon five stars in our test AND a big award – great news, it’s now cheaper! appeared first on Amateur Photographer .

We gave this full-frame Nikon five stars in our test AND a big award – great news, it’s now cheaper!

The Nikon Z8 full-frame mirrorless camera has received top marks from Amateur Photographer, earning a five-star rating and a prestigious award. This powerful camera, essentially a more affordable version of the Nikon Z9, offers a 45.7MP stacked CMOS sensor and can shoot at 20 frames per second in raw format. It features Nikon's AI-powered subject detection autofocus and a 3.69-million-dot, 0.8x viewfinder for accurate framing.

The camera's 3.2-inch, 3-way tilting LCD screen allows for versatile shooting angles. Video capabilities include 8K at 30 frames per second. While not the cheapest option on the market, refurbished units are available from Amazon for a competitive $2,880.80. Amazon's website states that prices are accurate as of publication but may change, so potential buyers should verify before purchasing.

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