3D Tracking Plus Subject Detection
Nikon's established 3D Tracking is combined with deep learning subject detection, making it easier to lock onto fast-moving subjects and keep tracking them as they move toward, away from, or across the frame.
Type: Mirrorless
Effective Pixels: 45.7 million
Sensor Size: 35.9 mm x 23.9 mm
Image Sensor Format: Full-frame/FX-format
Movie: Yes
| Brand | Nikon |
| Price | €5, 540.00 |
Nikon's established 3D Tracking is combined with deep learning subject detection, making it easier to lock onto fast-moving subjects and keep tracking them as they move toward, away from, or across the frame.

With 20 custom Wide-Area AF options, photographers can define the exact shape of their focus area, and this custom area still works alongside Subject Detection and Eye-Detection AF at the same time.

The EXPEED 7 processor is Nikon's most powerful to date, roughly 10 times faster than previous generations, handling complex autofocus and exposure calculations at 120 cycles per second and separately processing dual-streamed data from the stacked sensor. This is what enables features like 120 fps still shooting, 8K video, and a blackout-free viewfinder experience.

Two independent slots under a newly designed latching door are optimized for high-performance CFexpress Type B cards, and each slot can be loaded with a different card, including XQD, since the two are not tied to matching speeds.

Silent Mode turns off menu sounds and VR lock and minimizes lens drive noise. Since the Z9 has no mechanical shutter, shooting can happen without a shutter click at all, or with a simulated shutter sound routed only to headphones.

Synchro VR combines 5-axis in-body stabilization with 2-axis lens VR, working together for an effect equivalent to a shutter speed up to approximately 6 stops faster when paired with compatible lenses.
