Nikon Z9, Canon R5 markII and Sony A1 markII |
After the competition between Canon and Nikon on SLRs, a new disruptive challenger appeared: Sony.
Sony has gained market share with its full-frame mirrorless cameras.
Canon and Nikon have abandoned their traditional SLR range and moved to mirrorless cameras.
All three brands offer professional cameras designed for action and sports. The contribution of AI boosts their performance.
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Nikon Z9 |
Canon R5 mark II |
Sony A1 mark II |
Usable lenses |
Nikon Z |
Canon RF |
Sony E |
Pixel CCD |
45,7 useful megapixels BSI CMOS |
45 stacked BSI CMOS |
50,1 stacked CMOS |
Autofocus |
AF system with 493-point phase detection pixels |
AF system with 1053-point phase detection pixels |
AF system with 759-point phase detection pixels |
Stabilization |
5-axis internal vibration reduction system |
5-axis internal vibration reduction system, gain of 8,5 steps |
5-axis internal vibration reduction system, gain of 8,5 steps |
Electronic viewfinder |
3.6 MP OLED electronic viewfinder |
5.69M-dot EVF with Eye Control AF |
9,44 MP UXGA (Ultra-XGA) OLED Electronic Viewfinder |
Screen |
3.2" of 2,088,960 pixels tilting screen |
3.2" of 2,095,104 pixels tilting screen |
3.2" of 2,088,960 pixels fully tilting screen |
Speed |
1/32000 s to 30 X=1/200s
|
1/32000 s to 30 X=1/200 |
1/32000 s to 30 X=1/400 |
Max burst buffer memory |
1000 images |
750 jpg images or 230 RAW images |
155 images |
AF tracking |
Human, animals, vehicles (bicycles, cars and motorcycles) |
Human, animals, vehicles, actions (football, basket-ball, volley-ball
|
Human, animals (including birds), motorsport vehicles (cars and motorcycles) |
Autonomy (CIPA standard) |
700 |
630 |
520 |
Video mode |
8K/60p |
8K/60p |
8k 30p |
Sensibility range |
ISO equivalent 32 to 102400 |
ISO equivalent 100 to 51200 |
ISO equivalent 100 to 32000 |
Storage |
Twin CFexpress Type B card slots |
Dual CFexpress Type B and UHS-II SD slots |
Dual CFexpress Type B and UHS-II SD slots |
Image Processor |
EXPEED 7 |
Digic Accelerator + Digic X |
Dual Bionz XR + Sony AI Processing Unit |
Continuous shooting mode and consecutive shoots |
30 fps (JPEG), 20 fps (Raw + JPEG) |
30 fps |
30 fps (lossy Raw), 20 fps (lossless Raw) |
Misc. |
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, GPS, GLONASS, QZSS |
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth |
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth |
Dimension/weight |
149 x 195.5 x 90.5mm / 1160g body only |
138,5 × 101,2 × 93,5 mm / 656g body only |
136 x 97 x 83 mm / 743g body only |
Availability |
March 2021 |
Juily 2024 |
December 2024 |
Price |
$ 4,999 (November 2024) |
$ 4,299 (November 2024) |
$ 6,499 (November 2024) |
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