Nikon retracts decision: Z8 camera will not be able to enjoy automatic shooting function

According to news on June 20, Nikon’s latest Z9 camera firmware update has attracted widespread attention. According to the introduction video released by Nikon, in the upcoming 4.0 firmware version, the Z9 camera will add automatic shooting (Auto Capture) function, and there is news that this function may be extended to the Z8 camera in the future. However, Nikon later adjusted the video content and removed the description of the Z8 camera's automatic shooting function. The specific reason is unclear.

Nikon Z9 is a flagship mirrorless digital camera that provides photography enthusiasts with a broader creative space. The camera is equipped with an advanced autofocus system that can identify and track 9 different types of subjects and present every moment through the Live View viewfinder.

The editor understands that the release of the Nikon Z9 camera has caused some speculation as to whether the Z8 camera will gain automatic shooting functionality. Some photography enthusiasts believe that although the Z9 and Z8 are basically the same in terms of performance, the Z8 falls slightly short in areas such as ergonomics, continuous shooting, and battery life, but it is $1,500 cheaper. They speculate that Nikon may retain the automatic shooting function of the Z9 camera to attract users to buy this camera.

The Nikon Z9 camera is equipped with an autofocus system that tracks the subject and comes with 3D tracking. The device is capable of identifying and monitoring multiple object types including people, cats, dogs, birds, cars, airplanes, trains, motorcycles and bicycles. The use of the instant viewfinder provides photographers with the convenience of observing every moment in real time when shooting sports, thereby capturing more exciting images.

Although it is still uncertain whether the Z8 camera will have automatic shooting function, the release of Nikon Z9 has attracted widespread attention. Photography enthusiasts appreciate the $1,500 price difference, arguing that the Z8 is still a relatively affordable option in the face of these performance differences. At present, we still need to wait for official information from Nikon to learn more details about the Z8 camera.

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