Monitor only: This mode enables only the LCD screen and the EVF is turned off completely.Viewfinder only: This mode enables only the EVF and turns off the LCD completely.Automatic display switch: This mode makes the camera use its EVF eye sensor to automatically toggle between the EVF and the LCD screen.The Nikon Z5 has a lot of menu options, but there are some things that you can only control via specific buttons and controls. If you would like to find out more, check out our detailed Nikon Z5 vs Z6 article.īefore we go into the camera menu, let’s first check out the exterior controls. And lastly, there is a $600 difference in MSRP between the two cameras (although considering the current $200 promotion on the Z6, the difference is roughly $400 in the US). Fifth, the Z5 has a slightly inferior LCD screen with 1.04 million dots (2.1 million on the Z6). Fourth, the Z6 has superior video shooting capabilities, taking advantage of the full sensor width while the Z5 is limited to 1.7x crop. Third, there are differences in continuous shooting speed, with the Z6 managing up to 12 FPS, while the Z5 is limited to just 4.5 FPS. Second, the Z5 has dual SD UHS-II memory card slots, while the Z6 has a single XQD / CFexpress slot.
First of all, despite the fact that both cameras have the same body size, the Nikon Z5 has a slightly simplified camera body, lacking a top LCD screen. Here is a quick summary of the differences between the Z5 and Z6. If you are running an older version of Nikon firmware, please make sure to update it before you load the settings file below. NOTE: This guide is applicable to Nikon Z5 firmware v1.01.
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