Nikon ZR review: RED RAW, huge display and pro video features for $2,200
Nikon ZR review: RED RAW, huge display and pro video features for $2,200 Nikon’s new ZR is a video‑first full‑frame mirrorless camera priced at $2,200 that packs features usually reserved for much pricier cinema rigs. It’s the first consumer model to record RED’s 12‑bit R3D RAW (R3D NE light) while keeping fast, reliable autofocus, a massive 4‑inch 1,000‑nit display and pro monitoring tools. The ZR handles native 6K up to 60 fps, 4K up to 120 fps and 1080p at 240 fps. It supports RED Log3G10, Nikon’s N‑RAW, ProRes/ProRes RAW and H.265, and can record 6K RAW continuously for long takes (Nikon reports up to 125 minutes without overheating). Audio-wise it offers 32‑bit float internal capture and decent directional mics for quick shoots. Design and handling Light but solid body…
