The camera records 8K/60p and 4K/120p internal video in multiple formats from 8-bit up to 12-bit using N-RAW and ProRes RAW, which is perfect for anything from weddings and corporate videos to independent filmmaking on a budget.

Photographers gain incredible tools to support their creative photography, including the ability to shoot up to 20fps RAW bursts, a blackout-free EVF and HEIF support, which captures over 1 billion more colours than JPEG. Whether you photograph portraits and weddings, wildlife or landscapes, the Nikon Z8 delivers impressive features to help you make the most of every genre.

All of this is made possible by the sheer processing power of the Expeed 7 processor, which is paired with the same Nikon developed 45 megapixel full-frame stacked CMOS sensor found in the Z9. Build-quality is also top-end, with comprehensive weather sealing, a sensor shield and an XQD/CFexpress and one SD card slot, as well as being Nikon’s first camera ever to support USB-C to ethernet.

Key Nikon Z8 Features:
•    Expeed 7 processing engine
•    45 megapixel full-frame stacked CMOS sensor with no mechanical shutter
•    Deep learning intelligent AF with subject tracking for people, cat, dog, bird, car, motorbike, bicycle, train, airplane
•    RAW capture at 20fps with 1000+ JPEG buffer
•    Blackout-free EVF even when shooting at 120fps
•    Supports HEIF format with 1 billion more colours than JPEG
•    Record 8K/60p and 4K/120p video internally
•    Capture movies in 8-bit up to 12-bit with N-Raw and ProRes RAW for colour grading versatility
•    Loaded with moviemaking features such as focus assist, linear AF, custom speeds and TC
•    24-bit linear PCM audio with wide dynamic range
•    At 910g it’s smaller and lighter than both the Z9 (1,340g) and D850 (1,005g)
•    Professional build-quality with weather sealing and sensor shield
•    Tools for creative photography including focus stacking, timelapse and multiple exposures
•    1x XQD/CFexpress Type B slot and 1x SD card memory card slot
•    Dual USB terminals for charging and communication
•    First Nikon camera to support USB-C to ethernet connectivity
•    Seamless integration with Profoto and Nissin flash systems