Not to be confused with the numerically similar Canon EOS R50 or R50 V, which, like this Nikon, squeezes an APS-C sensor into a compact chassis, the Z50 II updates and revitalizes its brand’s entry-level mirrorless camera. With an eye on hitting an affordable price point, it doesn’t come with a mains charger for its removable battery, just a USB lead without a mains plug. However, the body is lightweight and doesn’t feel plastic-y. Plus, there’s a decent-sized handgrip that most budget models lack.

So, while ostensibly the Nikon Z50 II is an entry-level camera that sits below the full-frame sensor models in its Z series mirrorless range, does its operation and delivery see it punching above its weight? It may be relatively inexpensive compared to the likes of the OM System OM-3 or Fujifil

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