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Nikon 1 V2 14.2MP Digital Camera - Black (Body Only)
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Meet Nikon s sophisticated, enthusiast-oriented Nikon 1 V2, featuring a new 14MP sensor, a built-in flash, a newly-developed shutter unit, a generous-sized grip and a high-resolution electronic viewfinder. This, combined with the first-generation Nikon 1 V1 s lightning-fast autofocus speed, shows that Nikon is bringing its MILC system to a new level. Let s take a closer look at the Nikon 1 V2. Nikon 1 V2 Key features: 14MP Nikon CX-format CMOS sensor ISO range 1600-6400 Built-in flash New Shutter, tested to 100,000 cycles 1,440k-dot electronic viewfinder Direct access to PASM exposure controls Smart Photo Selector Slow View (captures up to 40 full-resolution continuous shots) HD movies at 60 and 30fps at 60i, 60p, 30p frame rates Slow motion recording up to 1200 fps Speed claims The first generation Nikon 1 cameras boasted DSLR-speed autofocus and image lag times, and the Nikon 1 V2, thanks to a next-generation EXPEED 3A dual image processor, is said to be even faster. Nikon claims up to 15fps burst rates with continuous autofocus and up to 60fps with fixed-point autofocus. Hybrid AF combines phase-detection for high-speed movement and contrast-detection AF for low-light photography; the sensor instantly switches between 73 phase detection focus areas an 135 contrast-detect areas. The design of the camera is closer to a DSLR (or at least a traditionally-designed interchangeable-lens EVF) than previouProduct Identifiers
BrandNikon
MPN27602
UPC0018208276028
ModelV2
eBay Product ID (ePID)133837594
Product Key Features
ColorBlack
Battery TypeLithium-Ion
ConnectivityUSB
Features1080p Full HD Movie Recording, USB, DPOF Support
SeriesNikon 1
TypeMirrorless Interchangeable Lens
Dimensions
Depth1.8in
Height3.2in
Width4.3in
Item Weight9.8 Oz.
Additional Product Features
Red Eye ReductionYes
Screen DetailsLCD Display-3"
Viewfinder Diagonal Size0.47in
Light SensitivityIso Auto (160-800), Iso Auto (160-3200), Iso 160-6400, Iso Auto (160-6400)
Sensor TypeCCD
Sensor Resolution14.2MP
Max Video Resolution1920x1080
Additional Features1080p Full HD Movie Recording, USB, Dpof Support
Flash TypePop-Up Flash
Min Operating Temperature0°C
Face DetectionYes
Special EffectsNeutral, Landscape, Vivid, Portrait, Monochrome, Custom Effect
Camera Flash FeaturesAf Illuminator
Battery Form FactorManufacturer Specific
Focus AdjustmentManual Focus
Display Size3in
Still Image FormatRaw + JPEG, Nef (Raw), JPEG
Exterior ColorBlack
Microphone Operation ModeStereo
Connector Types1X Hi-Speed USB ¦ 1X Hdmi Output ¦ 1X Microphone
Display RotationBuilt-In
Digital Video FormatMov, H.264
Screen Size3.0"in
Light Sensitivity Max6400
Flash ModesRed-Eye Reduction, Slow Synchro, Fill-In Mode, Rear Curtain Sync
Max Operating Temperature40°C
Dioptric Correction Range-3.5 to +2
Camera TypeMirrorless Interchangeable Lens
Maximum Resolution14.2MP
Viewfinder TypeLCD
Lens for SdBody only
Supported Flash MemorySDHC Memory Card, SDXC Memory Card, SD Memory Card
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Ratings and Reviews
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- Sep 03, 2022
Nikon 1 V2
The Nikon 1 V2 is the second version in the Nikon 1 line up geared for advanced enthusiasts. It is a mirrorless, interchangeable lens camera that was discontinued around 2018. It is small and light making it an attractive take along anywhere camera. The fast and accurate auto focus and high frame rate were class leaders when it was introduced. It produces great photos in good light but the image quality suffers in low light and ISO's over 800. A great travel or snapshot camera.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Jul 19, 2016
V2 is a decent camera
Although the sensor is small, the camera overall performs well, definitely an improvement over the preceding V1; more features and feels better in the hand. Works well with the motorized 10-100 zoom, although the combo is reasonably bulky.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Jan 25, 2024
Good images, nice user interface, and great value in the Nikon 1 Interchangeable Lens Mirrorless system
Like every other camera in the Nikon 1 system this camera can deliver excellent images, especially for those who shoot in raw format and have a modern noise reduction processing application. I like the V2 almost as much as I do the V3 that replaced it. This is very comfortable camera to hold with a perfect built in grip, and the external controls make it more user friendly than the V1 it replaced.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Jul 08, 2023
The V-2 is probably the best Nikon 1 Camera
The V-2 model is probably the best of the Nikon 1 series, the J-5 would be a close second. I have many of the Nikon 1 cameras and actually use them. Well built, the early ergonomics needed some work and I think the V-2 resolved that. The Nikon 'kit' lenses usually supplied with these cameras are quite adequate for most users. Additionally, the auto-focus and metering work quickly and accurately. Concerning value, many people, myself included, think the Nikon 1 system was somewhat over-priced. That said, I have been using the Nikon 1 cameras since their introduction and I'm still using them. The system has been discontinued since 2018 and is only marginally supported by Nikon at this point.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Aug 29, 2024
Smallest and Lightest and takes Great Photos !
I think Nikon made a mistake in discontinuing the Nikon 1 line of Cameras and Lenses with the one inch sensor. It is the smallest and lightest mirrorless interchangeable lens system of all the Mirrorless DSLR Cameras. My Nikon 1 V2 Camera and two lenses the 10-100 lens which covers 27mm to 270mm and the 70-300 lens which covers 189mm to 810mm weighs practically nothing and practically fits in the palm of my hand. While Cell Phones are getting better and better, the Nikon 1 System of Cameras and Lenses is quite a bit Smaller and Lighter than Full Frame, Crop Sensor or even Micro Four Thirds...Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Oct 19, 2017
Excellent camera for traveling
Camera is compact, lightweight and has a super fast focus. Excellent picture quality. Viewfinder is a must have. I use the camera with a 10-100mm lens.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Jul 29, 2022
Cool concept but bad execution
The camera has way to much noise for the price. You can easily spend the same amount of money and get yourself a Sony a5000 and get around the same size and better quality. I say that it isn't worth the money and that there are better options for compact cameras.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Mar 16, 2017
Great Little Camera
I have two V2 bodies and a pretty good collection of lenses: 6.7-13, 10-30 (regular, not PD), 10-100, 32, and 70-300. I've had Nikons going back to the 1960's and these V2's probably take me up to having had around 20 of their cameras. Definitely, these are the best photography tools I have ever owned. The 32mm f1.2 lens completely changes one's notion of what can be done in low available light. I had a couple of film Nikons with the old 55mm f1.2 and there is simply no comparison. Essentially with the 32, if you can see it, you can capture it. I've also done a fair amount of video work with the v2 using several of the lenses both with and without the auxiliary microphone. I have the AC power adapter for this work as well. The only negative is that the camera very slowly loses its heat dissipation battle, so the internal software limits a video shoot to 20 minutes. If you restart it again immediately, it will run another 18 or so minutes, depending the ambient air temperature. It takes about 15 minutes to completely cool down. Now, in most video situations you will never notice these limits. But, if you want to do something like capture an all day seminar, get a full sized DSLR. The little mirrorless cameras just can't go there. The 70-300mm lens is every bit as surprising and pleasant to use as the 32. This is equivalent to a 189-810mm DSLR lens, in a small fraction of the cost and weight. 810mm in an easily handheld camera is something you just can't get in a big camera system. Think of it this way. If you are out walking and hear a bird in a tree, which you spot, with this lens you can get a shot of it that fills the frame. And, it is small and light enough that there is a good chance that you will actually have the lens with you, whereas if you had a full size DSLR with and 800, you would be lugging a monster, which means you wouldn't have it with you nearly as often. So, like the 32, the 70-300 provides a transformative photographic experience. I personally like the layout of the v2 body better than the newer v3, but that is a bit of a nit. The black v2's are getting harder to find in pristine condition, although there seems to be a fairly steady supply of white ones that have seen virtually no use. When I wear these two bodies out I'll probably switch to the v3 or whatever the current model is at that time. Two things that are nice about the v3 are the tilting back display and the improved sensor, although the shots I'm getting with the v2 sensor are really all that I need them to be.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
