Nikon's new Z5 IIC is a more affordable full-frame mirrorless camera without an electronic viewfinder. It weighs just 537 grams, making it 25 percent lighter than the Z5 II. The camera features a fully articulating 3.2-inch touch display, ideal for vlogging and solo shooters.

It supports 4K video at 30 fps with full-width supersampling, or 4K 60 fps with a 1.5x crop, and can capture video in Nikon's N-RAW format with N-Log. The Z5 IIC includes in-body stabilization with 7.5 stops of shake reduction and advanced autofocus with subject detection for humans, animals, birds, vehicles, and even fish. It also offers scene modes for 15 different scenarios, a REC light, a product review mode, and imaging recipes from RED.

The camera has a single SD UHS II card slot and supports 14 fps burst shooting with continuous autofocus. It is available for preorder at $1,400 for the body only, or $1,700 with the Z 24-50mm lens.