Nikon has announced the successor to 2017's D850 full-frame DSLR camera, in the shape of the mirrorless Z8. The new pro-focused ... ease – or as ProRes RAW 4K/60p. The camera can record up ...

To appeal to a wider audience, Nikon unveiled the Z8 last year with the same sensor ... It also captures 4K video oversampled from the full width of the sensor at up to 60p, and full-width 4K ...

There are also autofocus readings up to 120fps. And impressive video specs: 12-bit N-RAW at 8K 60fps or 4K 120fps. With the Z8, Nikon is now playing ball with most of the other camera ...

The Nikon Z8 has been rumored for ... If you want high-res footage, the Z8 maxes out at 8K60p in N-RAW format. It can also pull down 8K30p if you’re looking for maximum resolution. The native 4K ...

Video-wise, the Z8 can shoot at up to 8.3K resolution at up to 60p in 12-bit N-Raw format, as well as 4K in ProRes RAW. It's also possible to shoot 4.1K slow motion at up to 120fps in the N-Raw format ...

But Nikon has some good news for anyone mourning the demise of the D850: the new Nikon Z8 promises to deliver everything ... you can record 8K at 30fps for 90 minutes or 4K at 60fps for two ...

In terms of videography, the Nikon Z8 supports wide video formats including 12-bit RAW, 10-bit ProRes 422 HQ, and N-Log. It is capable of recording up to 8K at 30fps, 4K UHD, and FHD at up to 120fps.

The all-new Nikon Z8 comes with support for high-speed frame capture, and can record up to approximately 125 minutes in 4K UHD/60p and up to approximately 90 minutes in 8K UHD/30p. The Nikon Z8 ...