The latest firmware update (v2.40 “C”) for the Nikon Z 50 expands the camera’s autofocus features to include Eye Detection AF for video as well as improving the refresh rate for it’s articulating LCD touch screen.
It features a 20.9-megapixel DX-format CMOS sensor powered by Nikon’s EXPEED 6 image-processing engine and boasts a native ISO of up to 51200 and a 209-point Hybrid AF system.
Perfect for video content creators, it can record 4K video as well as 120p slow-motion and time-lapse footage and offers in-camera video trimming, 20 creative picture controls as well as several special effects and scene modes.
Firmware Update v2.40 “C” for Nikon Z 50
The update not only enables Eye Detection (ED) AF for video, it also improves ED AF performance for stills photography allowing for more accurate subject tracking.
Additionally, the refresh rate for the camera’s articulating touch screen has also been improved, allowing users to see the focus points when using Live View with any of the three different Tracking AF modes enabled.
Update Notes from Nikon
You can download the firmware update from the Nikon Z 50 support page here.