The Nikon Z9 is Nikon's first flagship full-frame mirrorless camera for Z-mount. Featuring the new Expeed 7 image processor and a 45.7 megapixel stacked backside illuminated full-frame CMOS sensor. The Z9 can shoot 20 frames per second continuous in RAW and 30 fps continuous in full-res JPEG.
With a 493-point AF system which includes 405 auto-area AF points, five times more than the Z 7II. The Z9 follows subjects with 3D tracking which reacts instantly to subject position, orientation or velocity.
The EVF is blackout free and uses a fast scan rate to minimise rolling shutter. Eye AF for people and animals and also Vehicle Detection.
Newly designed 4-axis tilt touchscreen display. The monitor tilts 90 degrees from a horizontal or vertical shooting position.
Video you can shoot 8K at 30p and 4K up to 120p at launch with 8K/60p expected to be added via firmware at a later date.
16:9
1:1
3:2
Phase Detection
Single Point
Tracking
Selective
Center
Continuous
Touch
Touch Shutter
Live View
Face Detection
Animal Detection
Vehicle Detection
JPEG
RAW (.NEF)
RAW+JPEG
CFexpress
XQD






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