Nikon, the popular Japanese imaging giant today launched two new full-frame mirrorless cameras in India, namely, the Nikon Z7 and Nikon Z6. With these two new cameras, Nikon is aiming to give new wings to professional photographers in the country. Alongside these two mirrorless cameras, Nikon also launched three 'NIKKOR Z' lens with a new larger-diametre mount in the country. The imaging giant also revealed the prices of its new products. The Nikon Z7, which will retail in India for Rs 2,69,950, will be available in the country starting September 27 while Nikon Z6 will be available in November at a price of Rs 1,69,950.
"The new cameras are designed to deliver a new standard of optical excellence. Powerful features and Nikon's quality is what I'm sure our customers will like," Sajjan Kumar, Managing Director, Nikon India, told IANS here. "All the products showcase Nikon's legendary craftsmanship that will let users expand the realm of photographic capabilities," he added.
Diving into more details, the Nikon Z7 along with 'NIKKOR Z 24-70mm F/4 S + Mount Adapter FTZ Kit will cost Rs 3,26,950; Z7 with 'NIKKOR Z' 24-70mm F/4 S Kit Rs 3,14,950; and Z7 with Mount Adapter FTZ Kit will be available for Rs 2,81,950. The Nikon Z6 with NIKKOR Z 24-70mm F/4 S + Mount Adapter FTZ Kit will cost Rs 2,26,950; Z6 with NIKKOR Z 24-70mm F/4 S will come for Rs 2,14,950, and Z6 with Z6 Mount Adapter FTZ Kit will be available for Rs 1,81,950.
The all-new Nikon "Z mount system" comprises mirrorless cameras with a new, larger-diametre mount as well as compatible 'NIKKOR' lenses and accessories. The "Z mount system" would offer a variety of high-performance lenses, including the fastest lens in the company's history, with f/0.95.
The new mount adapter would enable compatibility with 'NIKKOR F' mount lenses, thus adding to the variety of choices for photography enthusiasts. The S-Line is a newly designated grade of "NIKKOR Z" lenses that adhere to a new benchmark in optical performance, creating new definitions of design principles and quality control.
Nikon is also planning to release a variety of new lenses that would expand its range of high-performance 'NIKKOR Z' lenses.
