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Nikon Z5 listed as discontinued
Japanese stores mark Nikon Z5 as discontinued after one of the cheapest full-frame mirrorless cameras.
In brief
Japanese stores mark Nikon Z5 as discontinued after one of the cheapest full-frame mirrorless cameras. Nikon Z5 is discontinued in Japanese markets, with Z5IIC becoming its cheapest full-frame mirrorless option. Originally reported by Digital Camera World.
Nikon Z5 discontinued in Japan
Japanese retailers list Nikon Z5 as discontinued per Asobinet reports.
Z5 launched in July 2020
Nikon Z5 launched in July 2020 as the cheapest full-frame mirrorless camera.
Z5IIC priced at $1399.95
Nikon Z5IIC retails for $1399.95 / £1,349 / AU$2,399.
Z5IIC becomes cheapest option
Once Z5 is discontinued, Z5IIC will be Nikon's cheapest full-frame mirrorless camera.
Z5's affordability appeal
Z5 offers full-frame sensor at heavily discounted prices for stills-first photographers.
Z5IIC has better specs
Z5IIC provides better processing, AF system, and video capabilities than Z5.
The key point
Nikon Z5 is discontinued in Japanese markets, with Z5IIC becoming its cheapest full-frame mirrorless option.
