I just received another set of Nikon Z9 camera specifications from Asia – nothing really new or breaking, everything is pretty much as I already reported it a few months ago: The Nikon Z9 shutter will close when the camera is off to protect the sensor 45 MP stacked sensor 20 fps (could be also 30fps as initially reported) 120 fps in DX mode with reduced resolution (11MP) New AF tracking (humans, animals, birds eye AF + cars, motorcycles, and planes AF tracking) No rolling shutter (better than Sony A1 and Canon R3) Black-out free viewfinder in all situations (around 5MP) No pixelshift feature (it could be implemented later with a firmware update) There will be an 8K 60p video option with 1 hr time limit Big improvements in the color balance The Z9 price is expected to be less than the Nikon D6 camera that currently sells for $6,500. Please note that some of the Z7 features may come later with a firmware update and will not be available at launch. The previously reported Nikon Z9 rumored specifications: 8256 x 5504px resolution that confirms a newly developed 45MP high-resolution stacked FX sensor (it is interesting to note that Canon decided to go with a 24MP sensor for their R3 camera). The Z9 will be capable of up to 120 fps in a lower res file size (6Mb I think). Some reports even indicated 160 fps! Built-in GPS – probably GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System). The Z9 will use the same battery...
Published By: Nikonrumors - Saturday, 23 October, 2021