N-Photo: the Nikon magazine

Nikon Z 50

Small in size yet big in features and surprisingly affordable, Nikon’s mirrorless for the masses has arrived in the shape of the DX-sensor Z 50

Nikon’s first stab at producing interchangeable lens mirrorless cameras didn’t exactly set the world on fire; the 1-series’ relatively small, low-resolution 1-inch CX sensor – with a 2.7x crop factor – quickly fell behind its mirrorless rivals. Nikon needed something revolutionary, and the Z mount, introduced a little over a year ago, was just that; completely rethinking the humble lens mount from the ground up. With no clunky mirror assembly to get in the way, the sensor could

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