Nikon Z90 said to be in development with a 33MP APS-C sensor
The rumor
Camera Beta says Nikon has a Z90 prototype with a 32-33MP APS-C sensor ready for production, with 15fps mechanical bursts. It says mid-2026 is the earliest possible release.
The claims
- Z90 uses a 32-33MP APS-C sensorCamera BetaOpen
- 15fps mechanical-shutter burstCamera BetaOpen
Scored when the product is announced.
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