NIKON Z9 to have 8K@60fps
Video performance is equally impressive. The Z9 will be able to capture 8K at 30p at launch, along with oversampled 4K 30p from an 8K capture that should be incredibly sharp. If you don't mind pixel binning or line skipping, it will also be able to capture 4K at up to 120 fps.
Nikon plans to introduce a future firmware update that will enable 12-bit 8K 60fps capture in a new, proprietary N-RAW format or using Apple ProRes RAW HQ capture at 4K/60p. Nikon promises that you'll be able to capture the oversampled 4K/30p for more than two hours at "normal" temperatures.
https://www.engadget.com/nikon-offi...-video-and-20-fps-burst-speeds-125237569.html
The Nikon Z9 has been tested to video record 8K@30fps for about 1.5 hrs continuously without overheat, something which the current Canon and Sony (both 8K@30fps) cameras cannot do. Watch the video below
Key Specifications
- 45.7MP Stacked CMOS sensor
- 30 fps JPEG shooting
- 20 fps Raw shooting (for over 1000 compressed Raws)
- 120 fps JPEG shooting at 11MP resolution
- 8K/30p capture and 4K-from-8K, with ProRes 422 HQ option
- 8K/60p, 12-bit 8K N-Raw and 4K ProRes RAW to be added with f/w
- Internal 10-bit N-Log and HLG capture
- 3.69M dot OLED EVF with reduced lag and greater brightness
- XM dot rear LCD with multi-directional tilt
- Twin CFexpress Type B card slots
- Full-time electronic shutter camera
- Sensor shield to protect sensor
The Nikon Z9 will be available before the end of 2021 (in the US, at least), with a recommended price of $5500, body only.
Reviews
https://www.dpreview.com/reviews/ni...led-look-at-nikon-s-new-pro-mirrorless-camera
https://www.newsshooter.com/2021/10/28/nikon-z9-8k-60p-prores-422-hq-internal-raw-recording/
