pupparazzi
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Are they compatible regarding their batteries and memory cards??? I currently have a Z50 and was wondering whether the Z50 II will work with my Z50 stuff?
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Z 50 Vs Z 50II
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shuncheung
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Both the Z50 and Z50ii use SD memory cards, which are, as you know, extremely common. For the Z50ii, Nikon is providing the newer EN-EL25a, which holds more charge but is interchangeable with the previous EN-EL25. In other words, the Z50ii will work with your existing memory cards and Nikon batteries. However, if you have third-party clone batteries, there could potentially be compatibility issues.
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Yes, full compatibility in batteries and memory cards.
pupparazzi
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Thank you both very much. In as much as I have a Z50 and two batteries, this will be helpful for when I receive the Z50ii. Is there no benefit to a different memory card?
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PLShutterbug
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If you buy a bigger one you’ll be able to fill your hard drive faster.
Seriously: if the II has higher-spec video modes you plan to use, a faster card might help.
pupparazzi
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Thanks so much. Since I don't do much video, a larger card probably won't be necessary.
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I sold my Z50 to fund my Z50ii for many reasons. One of them was that the Z50ii can use UHS-II SD cards. UHS-II cards have a significantly higher transfer rate compared to UHS-I cards.
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Thanks for that information!
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