Nikon Z5 + FTZ II support - Coolblue

With the Nikon Z5 + FTZ II, you can get started as a novice photographer. You receive a Z5 + FTZ II adapter. This allows you to use F-mount lenses from your Nikon SLR camera on the Nikon Z5. So you don't have to get rid of your old lenses. All the lens functions still work as you're used to. The Z5 has a large full-frame 24.3-megapixel sensor, so you can take clear pictures in low light situations. And thanks to its compact and lightweight design, the camera is suitable for your travels. It's also splash proof, so you can take it with you when it rains. Focus fast The Z5 has a hybrid AF focusing system with 273 focus points. These points cover the entire width of the image. This way, you can accurately and quickly focus on your subject. When you're taking pictures of people or animals, turn on eye detection. The camera then automatically focuses on the eyes of your subject. It also holds focus on moving subjects, which makes it suitable for videography and action photography. Built-in image stabilization The built-in image stabilization reduces motion blur by up to 5 stops. As a result, you can take sharp handheld photos with slower shutter speeds. That's useful when you're photographing in dark circumstances. User-friendly controls On the tiltable touchscreen of the camera, you can easily adjust the settings. This makes it easier to control the camera. And thanks to the dual memory card slot, you can back up your photos and videos. For example, store your files on 2 cards at the same time. That's useful when you're photographing important events.

Manual Nikon Z5 Body (1.73 MB)

Manual Nikon FTZ II Mount Adapter (740.25 KB)

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It could be that the image you see through your viewfinder is blurry, even though you can still take sharp photos with the automatic setting. In that case, you should adjust the diopter. This is also useful for people with glasses that want to take photos without their glasses on. You can adjust the viewfinder to the strength of your glasses. Read how to adjust the diopter below.

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What should I do if my viewfinder is out of focus?

It could be that the image you see through your viewfinder is blurry, even though you can still take sharp photos with the automatic setting. In that case, you should adjust the diopter. This is also useful for people with glasses that want to take photos without their glasses on. You can adjust the viewfinder to the strength of your glasses. Read how to adjust the diopter below.