₹4,75,995 (body only)Nikon Z9
Inside the Box
- Camera body
- Body cap (BF-N1)
- Battery (EN-EL 18d) with terminal cover
- AC adapter (EH-7P)
- HDMI/USB cable clip
- Strap (AN-DC24)
- USB cable (UC-E24)
- Accessory shoe cover (BS1)
- User’s Manual
- The Battery charger (MH-33) is currently not supplied
Nikon India introduced their flagship Mirrorless camera – the Z9 – in India on 28th October 2021. The Z9 boasts of 9 types of simultaneous subject detection in stills as well as in videos, a real-life no-blackout viewfinder, and 8K UHD internal video recording that lasts for approximately 125 minutes. The Z9 comes with a built-in vertical grip and a newly designed 4-axis LCD screen that can tilt horizontally as well as vertically. Let’s see how this most recent top-of-the-line camera fares in our review…
Design & Build Quality
As expected from the top-of-the-line model, the Z9 body is very well made. It comes along with a well-designed battery grip as a standard fitting. The chassis is made of magnesium alloy for strength and durability. The camera is designed for professional use and hence can withstand low temperature of up to -10° C. The weather-sealed body is dust/ water repellant. The body weighs 1340 g including the battery and built-in battery grip. The body is made in Thailand.
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