The Nikon Z5IIc paired with the NIKKOR Z 24-200mm f/4-6.3 VR is the one-lens answer for anyone who doesn't want to carry, or choose between, multiple lenses. It covers everything from wide interiors to distant wildlife and sport without a single lens change.
Full-frame files, wherever you point it
The Z5IIc's 24.5MP BSI sensor and EXPEED 7 processor - shared with Nikon's Z8 and Z9 flagships - deliver detailed, low-noise images whether you're shooting a wide landscape at 24mm or a distant subject at 200mm, and 7.5-stop in-body stabilisation helps keep the long end of the zoom steady handheld.
Tracking that keeps up
AI-driven subject detection identifies ten types of subject - from people and pets to birds, vehicles, aircraft and fish - and holds focus automatically as they move. Shoot at up to 14fps, with Pre-Release Capture already buffering the second before you press the shutter, so the moment a bird takes off or a player breaks for goal, it's already been caught.
Set-and-forget shooting
15 dial-mounted Scene Modes handle portraits, pets, food and night scenes without digging through menus, an AI Auto mode reads the whole scene and sets exposure and focus for you, and Imaging Recipes store your preferred styles for instant recall.
Video on the move
4K UHD up to 60fps, Full HD at 120fps, and H.265 10-bit/N-Log support give plenty of flexibility for travel footage, with USB webcam mode built in for calls on the road.
Ready for a full day out
A magnesium-alloy-reinforced, dust- and drip-resistant body and a 3.2-inch vari-angle touchscreen are built to cope with changeable weather and long days away from home.
The 24-200mm lens
The NIKKOR Z 24-200mm f/4-6.3 VR is an 8.3x superzoom built for exactly this kind of do-it-all shooting. It goes from wide-angle landscapes and group shots at 24mm right through to 200mm for portraits, distant details and casual wildlife or sport, with its own built-in Vibration Reduction working alongside the Z5IIc's in-body stabilisation for extra steadiness at the long end.
Who it's for
This kit is built for travellers, parents at school sports days, and anyone who wants one lens that can handle whatever the day throws at it without swapping glass. It trades a little maximum sharpness and low-light aperture for enormous flexibility - if outright image quality at a single focal length matters more than range, the 24-70mm f/4 S kit is the sharper, more specialised choice.
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