Official catalogue of Nikon full frame mirrorless cameras at Galaxy Andorra: the Z FX range with a full frame sensor (35.9 × 23.9 mm) and a 55 mm diameter Z mount. From the entry-level Nikon Z5 II to the Nikon Z8 with a 45.7 MP stacked sensor and internal 8K RAW, through the Nikon Z6 III with a partially stacked sensor and the elite professional Nikon Z9. Official Nikon European warranty and shipping to Spain, France and Portugal.

Nikon full frame mirrorless cameras

The Nikon full frame mirrorless cameras use the FX sensor format, Nikon’s name for the 35.9 × 23.9 mm sensor equivalent to the 35 mm film frame. Compared with APS-C cameras (DX format), the full frame sensor captures more light per pixel, offers wider dynamic range and allows stronger background blur with equivalent lenses. All cameras in this category use the Z mount with a 55 mm inner diameter and 16 mm flange distance, designed to get the most out of the latest NIKKOR Z lenses.

Which Nikon full frame mirrorless camera is right for you?

Professional wildlife, sports and action photography: Nikon Z8

The Nikon Z8 is the most balanced Nikon full frame mirrorless camera in the catalogue in 2026: a 45.7 MP stacked FX CMOS sensor, bursts of 20 fps in RAW and 120 fps in JPEG, internal 8K RAW in N-RAW or Apple ProRes RAW HQ and pre-release capture of up to 1 second before the shot. All of this comes in a compact body without the integrated battery of the Z9, making it easier to handle for prolonged handheld use. The Deep Learning AF system inherited from the Z9 detects people, animals, vehicles and birds with outstanding accuracy even in extremely low light. For the professional photographer who needs maximum performance in a versatile body, the Z8 is the ultimate investment.

Professional hybrid video and versatile photography: Nikon Z6 III

The Nikon Z6 III is the first full frame mirrorless camera with a partially stacked sensor in its price range, with a sensor readout speed 3.5 times faster than the Z6 II. It records internal 6K RAW in N-RAW, 4K UHD at 120 fps in ProRes 422 HQ and Full HD at 240 fps for extreme slow motion, with up to 2 hours and 5 minutes of continuous recording. ISO expandable up to 204800 and AF sensitivity down to -10 EV in Starlight mode make it Nikon’s most capable camera in low light conditions. With 8-stop IBIS stabilisation and pre-release capture up to 1 second, it covers everything from reportage photography to professional cinematic production.

First full frame mirrorless with maximum value for money: Nikon Z5 II

The Nikon Z5 II is the entry point into the Z full frame system with the EXPEED 7 processor from the Z8 and Z6 III, 5-axis IBIS, a 273-point phase-detection AF system and 4K UHD recording at 60p. Its ISO range of 100-64000 expandable to 204800 offers low light performance far above what you would expect from an entry-level model. For the advanced enthusiast moving to full frame for the first time, or the professional looking for a reliable and lightweight second Z body, the Z5 II is a fully justified choice.

When to consider the Nikon Z9

If intensive professional use without burst or buffer limits is essential, the Nikon Z9 adds to the Z8’s performance a flagship body with a high-capacity integrated battery, blackout-free viewfinder and durability designed for professional agency work. For elite sports photographers, photojournalists or professional wildlife shooters where extreme reliability cannot be compromised, the Z9 is the infallible tool of the Z system. Available at Galaxy Andorra.

Nikon full frame mirrorless comparison, Z9, Z8, Z6 III and Z5 II

Why buy your Nikon full frame mirrorless camera at Galaxy Andorra?

Galaxy Andorra is an official Nikon distributor in Andorra with more than 15 years specialising in photography and video. The entire range of Nikon mirrorless cameras available at Galaxy Andorra includes official Nikon European warranty valid for authorised service in Spain, France and Portugal.

Frequently asked questions about Nikon full frame mirrorless cameras

Which is the best Nikon full frame mirrorless camera in 2026?

For most professional photographers, the Nikon Z8 is the best Nikon full frame mirrorless camera in 2026: a 45.7 MP stacked sensor, internal 8K RAW, 120 fps and pre-release capture in a compact body. For agency work or elite sports without buffer limits, the Nikon Z9 adds the durability and battery life of a flagship body. Both are available at Galaxy Andorra.

What is the difference between the Nikon Z8 and the Nikon Z6 III?

The Nikon Z8 has a 45.7 MP stacked sensor with internal 8K RAW and is aimed at high resolution photography and action. The Nikon Z6 III has a partially stacked 24.5 MP sensor with more usable ISO, internal 6K RAW and better extreme low light performance, aimed at hybrid photo-video creators. Both share the same processor, AF system and maximum burst rate of 120 fps. Available at Galaxy Andorra.

Does the Nikon Z5 II record RAW video?

The Nikon Z5 II does not record internal RAW video. Its maximum recording mode is 4K UHD at 60p in H.265. For internal RAW recording in the full frame Z system, you need the Z6 III (6K N-RAW) or the Z8/Z9 (8K N-RAW). The Z5 II does support clean HDMI output for external recorders. Available at Galaxy Andorra.

Do NIKKOR F DSLR lenses work on Nikon Z full frame cameras?

Yes. All NIKKOR F lenses for Nikon DSLRs are compatible with full frame Z cameras via the FTZ II adapter, sold separately, with full AF performance on most AF-S and AF-P lenses. It is the most natural transition on the market for users coming from Nikon D610, D750, D810, D850 or D6 DSLRs.