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Every Nikon product we track, with the ones currently below their normal price first.

Products tracked

90

On sale now

45

Best discount

59%

Median price

$455.29

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Comparison

Choose a longer one-lens range or f/2.8 across the shared zoom range

The 24-120mm f/4 S reaches 120mm and has the lower listed lens-only mass; the original 24-70mm f/2.8 S keeps f/2.8 as its maximum aperture across 24–70mm.

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Comparison

Choose between the Z 7II and Z 6II by still-output needs and 4K UHD 60p framing

Pick the Z 7II if its 45.7MP still output gives you useful reframing or output headroom; pick the Z 6II if 24.5MP is enough and you want its documented DX-area 4K60 framing.

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Comparison

Choose by aperture and framing range, then check your filter setup

Pick the 14-24 for its constant f/2.8 maximum aperture; pick the 14-30 if its extra reach to 30mm or 82mm screw-in filters better match your kit.

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Comparison

Choose by Viewfinder, Screen Articulation and Recording Workflow

Choose Z 50 for an eye-level EVF and a monitor with a documented down-flip self-portrait position. Choose Z 30 for a vari-angle monitor or its published up-to-125-minute per-recording cap, with USB power delivery available when configured as Nikon specifies.

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Comparison

Choose more telephoto reach or a wider starting view and lighter lens

Choose the 28-400mm if your subjects regularly call for framing out to 400mm and you can accommodate its listed 725g mass and 77mm filter size.

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Comparison

D850 or Z6 II: Check Your Lenses and Delivery Requirements

Choose D850 when keeping autofocus with compatible screw-drive F lenses or retaining larger still files is the priority.

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