Nikon Z7 Full Frame Mirrorless Camera Body + 24-70mm Lens Kit Filmmakers Bundle Deco Photo Super Slow Motion shooting of

Name: Nikon Z7 Full Frame Mirrorless Camera Body + 24-70mm Lens Kit Filmmakers Bundle Deco Photo Super Slow Motion shooting of
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SKU: 83147059653
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Nikon Z7 Full Frame Mirrorless Camera Body + 24 70mm Lens Kit Filmmakers Bundle Deco Photo Super Slow Motion shooting of Super Slow Motion shooting of up to 960 fps (40 times) can now be captured as a series of actions even in scenes that could only be captured for a moment Image Size (pixels)[16:9]: 35mmfull frame L: 9504 x 5344 (51M) enabling support for future media The ergonomic grip and overall form factor is shaped to benefit handling for extended periods of time and is further accentuated by an anti slip material and a joystick for seamless settings and focus point selection

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