Here is an updated list of Nikon cameras and their sensor manufacturers (the list for DSLR cameras can be found here) – it appears that in 2024, Nikon started predominantly using Tower Semiconductor sensors:
| Model | Year | Sensor | Sensor Manufacturer |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nikon Z5 | 2020 | Full-frame CMOS 24.3MP | Sony |
| Nikon Z6II | 2020 | Full-frame BSI CMOS 24.5MP | Sony |
| Nikon Z7II | 2020 | Full-frame BSI CMOS 45.7MP | Sony |
| Nikon Z9 | 2021 | Full-frame stacked CMOS 45.7MP | Sony (IMX609AQJ) |
| Nikon Zfc | 2021 | APS-C BSI CMOS 20.9MP | Sony (source) |
| Nikon Z30 | 2022 | APS-C BSI CMOS 20.9MP | Sony (source) |
| Nikon Z8 | 2023 | Full-frame stacked CMOS 45.7MP | Sony (based on Z9 architecture) |
| Nikon Zf | 2023 | Full-frame BSI CMOS 24.5MP | Sony |
| Nikon Z50 | 2024 | APS-C CMOS 20.9MP | Tower Semiconductor (aka TowerJazz) |
| Nikon Z50II | 2024 | APS-C CMOS 20.9MP | Tower Semiconductor |
| Nikon Z6III | 2024 | Full-frame partially stacked CMOS 24.5MP | |
| Nikon Z5II | 2025 | Full-frame BSI CMOS 24.5MP | Sony |
| Nikon ZR | 2025 | Full-frame partially stacked CMOS 24.5MP | Tower Semiconductor (based on Z6III architecture) |
Please note that the above information is not official, and some sensor manufacturers may be incorrect (specifically for the APS-C Zfc, Z30, and Z50II models).
Update – the Nikon Z6III sensor is made by Sony (Sony’s IMX820AQJ CMOS sensor):
