Hot off the press: Nikon has just announced the Nikon Z FC digital mirrorless cameras and a couple of new Z-mount lens options. Nikon is here to make your day for those who love retro-inspired cameras or remember the glory days of film photography! Themed after the highly popular Nikon FM2 from the early 80s, the Nikon Z FC is a tactile and retro delight. True to Nikon film cameras of that era, the Z FC features essential commands dials for old-school exposure compensation. In addition to the all-new Nikon Z FC, Nikon has announced a new retro-styled 28mm special-edition lens plus a silver version of the popular 16-50mm. But there's so much more on offer - you'll just have to read on. Stylish Design Yet Tough as Nails The Nikon Z FC looks stunning with eye-catching form and features that every photographer will fall in love with. The dust and drip-resistant magnesium alloy body is rugged and delivers exceptional strength to weight ratio. As a result, the camera is just 390g, making it ideal for street, travel and everyday carry. It's the lightest Nikon Z series camera to date. The retro design of the Nikon Z FC is built around the revolutionary Nikon Z-mount, making it a compact camera with the widest amount of any comparable camera system. While there's an impressive amount of tech hidden behind the retro skin, that's not even the best bit! The Nikon Z fc is available in no less than seven different colours, including Black, Mint Green, Coral Pink, Amber Brown, Natural Grey, White and Sand Beige. But there's no need to stress about being stuck with a colour for life. Nikon is offering to interchange the body skin colours at any time via their service centres. The top plate of the Nikon Z FC features three independent command dials to dial in exposure settings. They include an ISO dial, Shutter Speed dial and Exposure Compensation. What's more, to keep all controls in view, there's a switch for focus modes, another for video/stills mode, a small LCD for aperture value and the On/Off switch is built into the shutter release. Nikon Z FC Specifications 20.9mp DX-format sensor ISO 100 - 51,200 (exp 204,800) Expeed 6 Image processor <