Abstract: The Nikon Z7 is the first camera of a whole generation of new mirrorless models from Nikon. It is unique that with the Z7, Nikon has created a completely new system camera that does not feel like a “first generation.” A lot of things about the camera are...
Familiar design in a compact form; Rugged build quality; Gorgeous EVF; Excellent image quality; Good autofocus; In-body image stabilization; Good 4K video recording,
Single card slot; Not as good at subject tracking as some Nikon DSLR cameras; Limited native lens selection (although adapter works well); Limited buffer depths,
Because the Z 7 is so well resolved as a full-35mm mirrorless camera, the obvious question is just why did it take so long to get to market? Given how soon after that Canon launched its EOS R system (the mere matter of a fortnight, in fact), were the grea...
Abstract: Half a decade ago, a new kid named Sony made up a game called “full-frame mirrorless,” and has spent the last five years dunking on everybody else. At first, the cool kids thought this game was dumb and they were happy to let Sony play by itself. Then, as...
SpecsImage sensor: 35.9 x 23.9 mm backside illumination CMOS sensor with 46.89 million photosites (45.7 megapixel effective resolution); no AA filterImage processor: EXPEED 6A/D processing: 12 or 14 bit (lossless compressed, compressed, or uncompressed)...
Feels great in the hands, Sturdy, Great picture quality, Touch controls are handy, Battery can be charged over USB Type C
Single memory card slot seems short-sighted, Uses the less popular XQD format, Autofocus doesn't feel strong in low light, Electronic shutter has ISO limitations, 8K mode is marketing spin
Nikon's first proper take on the mirrorless market has pros and cons, but overall, we found ourselves really liking what Nikon has created.It's interesting, because in the years where it has seemed like Nikon hasn't cared about developing mirrorless, we f...
