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Nikon Z f Full-Frame Mirrorless Camera

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  • 24.5MP full-frame CMOS sensor
  • In-camera image stabilization for stills and video
  • Iconic styling with advanced autofocus and high-speed shooting
  • Built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
  • Nikon USA model

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About the Nikon Z f Full-Frame Mirrorless Camera

The Nikon Z f is a full-frame mirrorless camera for stills and video that pairs iconic, classic styling with current imaging technology. A 24.5-megapixel full-frame CMOS sensor sits at its heart, and in-camera image stabilization helps keep handheld stills and video steady.

Advanced autofocus and high-speed shooting help with everything from fast-moving subjects to fine detail, and intuitive, customizable controls let you set the camera up the way you like to work. It suits enthusiasts who shoot portraits, street scenes, landscapes and travel, and who want one body that handles both photos and video.

Built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are on board for wireless connections, and the camera works with a wide range of compatible lenses and accessories as your kit grows. This is the Nikon USA model.

What reviewers say

Tom's Guide, RTINGS and Camera Jabber praise the Z f's excellent image quality and wide dynamic range, effective stabilization, capable subject-detection autofocus and sturdy weather-sealed build, all wrapped in genuinely appealing retro styling. Common criticisms are a small grip that feels awkward with larger lenses, dial-based controls some find fiddly (with no joystick), underwhelming battery life and a second card slot that takes slower microSD cards.

Pros

  • Excellent image quality and dynamic range
  • Effective in-body stabilization and subject-tracking autofocus
  • Solid, weather-sealed build with appealing retro styling
  • Fast burst shooting with a pre-capture option

Cons

  • Shallow grip; doesn't balance well with large lenses
  • Battery life is underwhelming
  • No joystick and some fiddly dial controls

Our summary of professional and shopper reviews published elsewhere (Tom's Guide, RTINGS, Camera Jabber, Stuff and DPReview), as of Oct 10, 2026. These are not reviews of PAPA YES.

Key specs

BrandNikon
BrandNikon
Camera typeFull-frame mirrorless
SensorFull-frame CMOS
Resolution24.5 MP
Image stabilizationYes
VideoYes
WirelessWi-Fi, Bluetooth
MarketNikon USA model
CategoryCameras
Term52 weekly payments
Weekly payment$50.76
Total cost$2,639.94 in store credit
AvailabilityIn stock
SKUnikon-z-f-mirrorless-camera-1d8ced
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