The Nikon Z6 II just dropped a $400 in price, now being only $1,596.95 body only at B&H - making it one great camera for the performance!
If you've been looking to upgrade to one of the best mirrorless cameras on the market then picking one of the best Nikon cameras will certainly put you on a good path, whilst being a little biased, as I'm a Nikon shooter myself!
Nikon made big moves from the original Z6, adding twin processors, a second memory card slot, and faster burst shooting to give us the Nikon Z6 II – a camera that packs a tonne of performance without the hefty megapixel count and price tag of the Z7 II.
I love a lot of things about this camera – Nikon's full-frame images have glorious colors and great detail, making the files a pleasure to post-process or post straight to socials.
The second card slot is a game changer, making this a professional-caliber body should you want to use it to make money, and the autofocus is brilliant at tracking everything from human eyes to animals.
The only pity is that the 4K 60p video is cropped, but I always tend to shoot at 24p or 30p, so it's no big deal and realistic you should be shooting at 24fps for cinematic shots anyway - but that's another story!.
If you want an entry point into Nikon's mirrorless Z system, I honestly can't think of a better way to do it at this price point – $400 off such a great camera is something I suggest jumping on right away!
See our guide to the Best lenses for the Nikon Z6 II
