The all new Nikon II is a full-featured mirrorless camera that features a variety of features.

Some of these include 9 subject detection, an improved autofocus system, and a built-in 20.9MP DX-format CMOS sensor.

 It also comes with a variety of other features such as a bright OLED electronic viewfinder, a built-in SD memory card slot, and a dedicated control button.

The Z50 II's 20.9MP DX-format sensor is equipped with the same EXPEED 7 image processing engine as its full-frame counterparts.

It allows users to get a variety of creative and nuanced shooting options, as well as fast AF, continuous shooting, and high sensitivity.

Its sensitivity range can be expanded up to ISO 204800.

The combination of the sensor size and resolution helps contribute to smooth color transitions and clean images.

20.9 MP DX-Format CMOS Sensor 

EXPEED 7 Image Processor

9 Subject Detection 

Improved Autofocus System

Built-in SD Memory Card

Dedicated Control Button

UHD 4K Video Recording 

The 20.9MP Exmor CMOS sensor from Nikon is paired with the company's EXPEED 7 image processing engine, which is found in its flagship models.

It features a variety of features, such as fast AF, continuous shooting, and high sensitivity.

At native settings, the sensitivity range can be expanded up to ISO 204800. 

The Z50 II is a mirrorless camera that features a powerful sensor and a variety of features.

These include smooth color transitions and clean image quality.

The Eye-Detection AF has been optimized for enhanced accuracy and correction of eye-related details in the scene.

It can also be used in combination with other features, such as Wide-Field AF, for capturing subjects with different sizes and shapes.

The Z50 II is a great all-around camera that has plenty of features, such as a built-in 4K video recording system and a built-in Vibration Reduction feature.

It can also record up to 120 frames per second in Full HD and up to 60 frames per second in UHD 4K.

Its built-in electronic stabilization and time-saving capabilities make it ideal for capturing videos in low-light conditions. 

One of the most amazing features of the Z50 II is its ability to create a 4K video file from the camera.

This makes it ideal for time-lapse shooting.

It's also the first camera from Nikon that's UAV and UAC compliant.

In addition, it can record 10-bit videos with the N-Log LUT.

The Z50 II's 20.9MP DX-format sensor is equipped with the same EXPEED 7 image processing engine as its full-frame counterparts.

It allows users to get a variety of creative and nuanced shooting options, as well as fast AF, continuous shooting, and high sensitivity.

Its sensitivity range can be expanded up to ISO 204800.

The Nikon Z50 II's built-in EXPEED 7 processor allows users to take advantage of the camera's pre-release capture features, which make it easier to take important moments.

When activated, this feature will automatically start shooting once the shutter is half-pressed.

It will also retain the photos in the buffer once the device has fully pressed the shutter.

The Z50 II has a Picture Control button that allows you to access the company's 31 built-in presets, which can be used in Auto mode.

These color images can be superimposed onto the rear LCD screen, allowing you to see how they change as you shoot.

The creator recipes created by other photographers can also be integrated and downloaded as part of the presets.

To give you the ability to create your own custom presets, a one-year Cloud Picture Controls subscription is available from Nikon.

The Z50 II features a 3.2-inch LCD touchscreen that's capable of displaying vibrant and clear images.

Its flip-over design makes it ideal for capturing selfies while also providing users with more intuitive features.

Its upgraded model features the Touch FN function, which lets users select the focus point with their fingertips.

The company's redesigned electronic viewfinder has been improved to provide a better and more comfortable viewing experience.

It's built with NIKKOR optics, which are designed to ensure that the image is sharp and clear.

A built-in Flash and a shoe add light to low-lit scenes.

Its Night Portrait mode can optimize the exposure using the available light.

The Z50 II has a 3.5mm headphone jack, which doubles as a terminal for the company's new MC-DC3 Remote Release Cord.

It also has a USB-C terminal that enables users to charge their device.

The Z50 II has a built-in SnapBridge technology that enables users to transfer low-quality images.

It can also be used to shoot remote scenes.

Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Low Energy allow users to communicate with their smart devices.

 Its built-in shutter can be remotely operated by a mobile device to show a live view image.

The included Lithium-ion battery of the Z50 II can extend the device's battery life.

In-camera charging is also supported.

The device has single SD card slots that can be used to store photos and videos.

It supports the UHS-II protocol.