After finishing the top 5 of Canon cameras, I am here back again for you guys but this
time with the best cameras from Nikon. I don't think Nikon needs an introduction
since it is a world-known brand that provides top-notch cameras.
In Today's video, I am going to list what I think are the best cameras from Nikon in 2021,
and hopefully ill be helpful since Nikon is covering every
type of camera from point-and-shoot to heavy DSLRs and Mirrorless cameras.
To see the most up-to-date prices and find out more information about these cameras, you can
check out the links in the description below. Without wasting time we starting the list,
with the Best Mirrorless camera from Nikon, the Nikon Z 7II
As soon as I start I can just say that the Z7 II is the best mirrorless camera from Nikon to date.
It is the first update to the Z7, the first high-resolution full-frame
mirrorless camera that was launched back in 2018.
Design-wise put the original Z7 close to the II and you will be hard-pressed to tell
the difference. But I am not complaining since I couldn't find fault in the original design anyway.
It still has that nice deep, very comfortable grip and the well-placed buttons and control dials.
The touchscreen interface is responsive and fun to use it switches fast between stills and videos.
Besides the looks, the sensor didn't change either, it inherited the 45MP sensor from
its brother which I am really happy with it since the quality is absolutely outstanding.
The Autofocus system now is improved, Face and eye detection work well, it is easy to find subjects
even when they are distant. Subject tracking is again, good but I can't go as far as to compare
it to the AF system of Sony. As for burst shots, it speeds up to 10 fps and with autofocus 9fps.
As for the videos it is capable of recording 4k/60 fps captures with a slight 1.08x
crop. Even though it is not heavily focused on the video side it still does great,
offering some competitive specs, for better video shooting I think ill suggest the Nikon Z6 II.
It has a new EN-EL15c battery that is CIPA rated for 420 shots with LCD
and 360 shots with the electronic viewfinder.
Coming right behind the Nikon Z 7II, we have the Nikon D850 - as the Best DSLR camera
When the 850 was first released, Nikon shook the industry giving it a strong
punch with one of the most versatile DSLR Cameras on the market, or I can go as far
as to say one of the best DSLRs to be made. Everything on this camera has been built with
professionals in mind which means it is capable of withstanding heavy use without a problem.
It is wealther sealed with magnesium alloy making it able to shoot in cold temperatures.
What makes it even better is that you can use the 850 in the dark, thanks to the backlit
illuminated buttons which can be turned on easily by pressing the "on" button, thanks
to this awesome feature you won't have to ruin the Nightvision by having extra lights around.
It also has a glip-out touchscreen, with the ability to scroll through hundreds of
photos just by dragging the finger along the bottom of the screen and a bunch of other cool
easy features to mess around with. Under the hood, it has a whopping
45.4mp image sensor that results in insane quality the images are crisp and colorful.
It has a continuous shooting speed of 7 Fps. And can record at 4k full resolution without a problem
Packing all of those features together we can say that the
D850 is Master of all trades and not just jack. and to wrap it up about this product the
battery life is really efficient that can last up to 1,840 shots,
it is indeed an upgrade to its predecessors. Next, we have the Best Entry-Level camera
from Nikon, which I am sure by now you already heard about it, the Nikon D3500
I think I just picked the best one from Nikon for you guys who are new and want to learn the
craft of photography. The D3500 was designed especially for beginners, with simple controls
and it even has a built-in guide mode to help the new users learn stuff around the camera.
The D3500 is very light and compact for an SLR I am impressed. It has a deep handgrip with the
famous Nikon red stripe watermark, it may look fat and chunky but on the bright side, this is what
makes it have a good grip and sit comfortably in hand. Thanks to re-designing the button layout now
you won't have to worry about accidental touches. The rear screen is fixed with no touch-sensitive,
and it doesn't tilt around. But hey let's just accept some compromises at this price point.
Still, the display quality is great overall with sharp detailed colors.
the Viewfinder is just decent can't say much about it besides being lag-free and the look
is refreshing after a digital display. Nikon employed a 24 Megapixel APS-C
CMOS sensor on the 3500, it is something great for an entry-level camera since
it is one of the best APS-C sensors around. It has the ability to burst shoot at 5 fps. And to
Full HD video recording of 1080/60 fps. It offers only 11 autofocus points,
as you will learn and grow with the camera you will find this a bit limiting.
The battery is really nice for a cheap camera like this, you can take 1,550 shots per charge.
Next, we have something that has made a name for its immense zoom,
the Nikon COOLPIX P950 - and as you guessed I have it listed as Best Zoom
The Coolpix P950 is a compact camera and successor to the widely popular Coolpix P900. It is trying
to follow the same route as its brother with a powerful superzoom that is built around 24-2000mm.
It is indeed compact, but you want to put it on a strap or in a bag since it won't fit a pocket.
The handgrip is sizable and it is wrapped in leatherette, it is a bit
curved to fit perfectly in your hand. It includes a vari-angle display that
is 3.2 inches and with 921k Dot-design, it is mounted on a hinge but it is flexible and
you can swing it around to take selfies or capture images from different angles.
The viewfinder is an OLED one which is really cool and sharp with 2.36 million dots.
Giving you a bright and clear view of the scene. The P950 packs a 16mp 1/2.3-inch sensor, and
it can shoot 4k UHD videos at 30 fps and Full HD 1080p at 60fps. It shoots bursts photos at 7 fps,
which is respectable for the class. Thanks to the 83X zoom,
the p950 Captures subjects that you simply can't see with the naked eye. In a way what
I can say is that the P950 is putting shame on smartphone lovers who think that the smartphones
are taking over regarding the point-and-shoot. The battery is rated for 290 shots,
which is decent for short shooting tours but I would recommend always having a spare around.
And lastly, we have the best camera for our fellow vloggers that keep us entertained, the Nikon Z
Fc - and I listed it as the Best for Vlogging. The Nikon Z FC is a mastery of design that offers
a way better shooting experience than his brother the Nikon Z50 and it does it at a great price.
Unlike his predecessor the Z50 who has a modern design, the Z FC rocks what we would say is a
more classic, retro design but still features similar physical controls on the body. The Z Fc
primarily comes in silver with black leatherette patches, it is really solid and nice to hold
beside of course looking cool and vintage. Vloggers and bloggers will be more than
pleased with the Z Fc since it offers a lot on the table in that aspect. Such as the monitor
that can be flipped fully outwards and the screen rotation, to face whoever is in front of the lens.
Despite the retro design, it is a modern camera at heart offering all the features the newest
cameras out there provide. It has a full-time Eye Autofocus mode that greatly helps while
shooting videos, meaning the camera will choose a human subject if there's more than one person.
It employs a 20.9megapixel DX-format CMOS sensor, so yeah it has the great-looking image quality of
its brother the Nikon z50. It can record at 4k UDH with 30 fps it also has live streaming support,
wi fi and 11 fps burst shooting It packs the same EN-EL25 battery as the z50,
which easily holds up to 300 shots and of course, it has the
ability to recharge using the USB socket. Thanks for watching! I hope you found this
video to be helpful. If you have any questions about the products mentioned in this video,
you can leave a comment below and I will get back to you as soon as I can!