
SmallRig announced new Expansion Kits for the Nikon Z50II camera:
Also announced today: SmallRig Expansion Kit for Nikon Z50II cameras
New: Nikon MC-DC3 remote release cord


With the new Z50 II camera, Nikon also announced a new MC-DC3 remote release cord priced at $37:
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The press release says that the new Nikon MC-DC3 remote release cord is compatible only with the Z50II and later models equipped with a headphone/remote cord connector (3.5mm jack).
Additional information:
Updated Nikon Z50 II pre-order links
Nikon Zf cameras in Indigo Blue & Sunset Orange now listed for sale at B&H


Nikon Zf cameras in Indigo Blue & Sunset Orange are now listed for pre-order at B&H:

Previously, the colored versions of the Nikon Zf cameras were sold only directly by Nikon.
Nikon Z50 II camera officially announced: “superior AF performance on a par with that of the Z9”

As expected, the previously rumored Nikon Z50 II camera is now officially announced and available for pre-order:
- 20.9-megapixel APS-C/ DX format sensor lets you capture high quality photos and videos, with gorgeous colors and amazing low light ability.
- Dedicated Picture Control button allows for one-touch access to inspiring color presets, Imaging Recipes and custom Flexible Picture Controls, all in real-time.
- EXPEED 7 image processing engine gives users access to powerful features and performance, including an advanced AF system with subject detection and 3D Tracking.
- Bright electronic viewfinder at 1000 cd/m2 (nits), is roughly twice as bright as the one built into the Nikon Z50, allowing users to easily check focus and compose even on the brightest of days.
- Rapid photo burst shooting with up to 30 fps with electronic shutter, or up to 11 fps with the mechanical shutter.
- Features a Pre-Release Capture function capable of recording images buffered up to one second before the shutter-release button is fully pressed.
- Excellent low light capability produces sharp photos in minimal light with less grain thanks to a wide ISO range from 100–512002.
- Features made for all types of video content creators, such as N-LOG recording, product review mode, waveform monitor, microphone and headphone jacks.
- Built-in flash is useful in backlit situations as a fill-flash or in dark surroundings.
- Hi-Res Zoom3 during video recording, which allows users to zoom in on their subject with no loss in image quality, even when using a prime lens.
- An illuminated REC lamp (tally light) notifies the user and the subject when video recording is in progress.
- Support for USB streaming (UVC/UAC) allows plug and play connectivity for online meetings and live video streaming by simply connecting the camera to a computer or smartphone.
- Equipped with a large and clear 3.2-inch vari-angle monitor with a touch screen for intuitive operation and recording yourself and others.
- Additional information
- Sample photos
- Dedicated website
- Press release:
Nikon Z50 II camera announcement expected tonight

I first reported about the Nikon Z50 II camera back in July:
I expected the Nikon Z50 II to be announced before the end of 2024:
Later, I narrowed down the announcement timeframe to September/October 2024:
With the latest Nikon Italy event and the placeholders on several Nikon official websites, we all knew that we were getting really close to the official release:
Nikon Italy has scheduled a “Nikon Digital Event – Discover the News” for tonight
We now also have the first discounts on the Nikon Z50:
So, everything I have seen so far points to a new Nikon Z50 II camera announcement tonight – here is what to expect:
- Updated body design
- Expeed 7
- Flippy screen like the Z6 III
- USB-C
- Will use the same Nikon EN-EL25 battery
- Same 20.9MP DX-format CMOS sensor as the Z50 (not confirmed yet, hopefully my info is wrong and they will introduce a new sensor – Fuji for example, is already using a 40MP sensor in their latest X100VI camera)
- No battery grip will be available for the Z50 II
- Compatible with the new Nikon Imaging Cloud
Update – Z50II officially announced:
Nikon Z50 II camera officially announced: “superior AF performance on a par with that of the Z9”
We already have two new cameras registered in Asia (the second one is a replacement for the P1000):















