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This Item  Nikon Z7 Full-Frame Mirrorless Interchangeable Lens Camera with 45.7MP Resolution, Body, Black, 1591 |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | $1,799.99 | $1,996.95 | $3,696.95 | $2,196.95 | $5,496.95 | -15% $934.95 New Price: $1,096.95 |
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| Sold By | Ace Photo | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Electronics Basket |
| display type | LCD | LCD | LCD | LCD | LCD | LCD |
| display size | 3.2 inches | 3.2 inches | 3.2 inches | 3.2 inches | 3.2 inches | 3 inches |
| lens type | body only | — | — | Zoom | — | Wide Angle |
| shooting modes | P/S/A/M | Auto, Programmed auto with flexible program (P), Shutter-priority auto (S), Aperture-priority auto (A), Manual (M) | Program, Shutter Priority, Aperature Priority, Manual | Bulb Mode, Time Mode,Aperture Priority, Auto, Manual, Program, Shutter Priority | Auto, Programmed auto with flexible program, Shutter-priority auto, Aperature-priority auto, Manual | Automatic |
| connectivity tech | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth | Wi-Fi, HDMI, Bluetooth, USB | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, HDMI, USB, GPS | Wi-Fi | Wi-Fi, HDMI |
| video resolution | 4K UHD 2160p, FHD 1080p | 2160p | 4320p | 4K UHD 2160p | 4320p | 2160p |
| optical zoom | 1 multiplier x | — | — | 2.9 multiplier x | 1 multiplier x | 3 multiplier x |
| magnification | 0.8x | 0.8x | 0.8x | 0.8x | 0.8x | — |
From the manufacturer
More than mirrorless. Nikon mirrorless.
Z 7 combines the advantages of 45.7MP full-frame resolution with a lightweight mirrorless design, revolutionary new Z mount, matched lenses and seamless integration with Nikon’s popular DSLR system—including a long legacy of NIKKOR lenses.
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Ultimate image quality.
One of the finest full-frame image sensors Nikon has ever designed. 45.7 megapixels. Backside illuminated. Focal-plane phase-detection AF. Minimal light falloff at the periphery of the frame.
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A bigger mount. What a bright idea.
Built around the ultra-wide 55mm Z mount, the Z 7 allows in an abundance of light. More light means faster performance, sharper images and a thrilling selection of new lens designs.
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Capture split second moments that matter.
Shoot stills up to 9 FPS at full resolution (12-bit RAW or JPEG).
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Greater detail, color range and contrast.
Increased light capture means you can shoot at sensitivities as low as ISO 64 (Expandable to ISO 32).
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Explore the darker side of light.
More light gathering potential and high performance noise reduction at sensitivities as high as ISO 25,600 (Expandable to 102,400).
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Connections? It's got a few.
Easily transfer photos and videos to your phone via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth and the Nikon SnapBridge app for your Apple or Android-powered phone. Or use your phone as a remote monitor to see what Z 7 sees.
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493-Point On-Sensor PDAF
493* on-sensor AF points cover 90% of the frame (approx.) horizontally and vertically for fast and accurate subject acquisition.
*435 PDAF points in FX-based movie format with Single-Point AF.
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Subject Tracking
Whether shooting with the EVF or the LCD screen, Auto Area AF reliably tracks and maintains the focus on a subject even when the subject briefly turns away from the camera or moves out of view.
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Eye-Detection AF
When shooting photos, Z 7’s outstanding autofocus system can lock onto your subject’s eye and keep focus there, even when they’re in motion, for beautifully focused portraits.
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Animal Detection AF
Capture still images when focus has been acquired on a dog or cat's eye using the Animal Detection feature (Eye/Face) in auto-area AF. When shooting video, dog and cat faces can be detected.
In-Body Image Stabilization (5 Axis)
Up to 5 Stops of VR
Powerful in-body 5-axis VR image stabilization is applied to any NIKKOR Z lens for up to five stops*. Additionally, 3-axis VR is available for F-Mount NIKKOR lenses attached via the required Mount Adapter FTZ.
*Based on CIPA Standards using NIKKOR Z 24-70mm f/4 S set at max. telephoto zoom position.
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Portable Video Powerhouse
4K as it was meant to be.
Capture cinematic 4K UHD video in full-frame using the total width and resolution of the sensor.
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Portable Video Powerhouse
10-Bit HDMI Output with N-Log
Record in 10-bit to an optional external recorder and use Nikon's N-LOG profile to preserve details.
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Portable Video Powerhouse
ProRes RAW Support (Additional purchase required)
Record ProRes RAW via HDMI to an ATOMOS Ninja V (required firmware and Ninja V sold separately).
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Portable Video Powerhouse
120 FPS Full HD Slow-Mo Video
Dramatic 120 FPS slow motion 1080p Full HD video, great for bending time, speed ramping and more.
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8K Time-Lapse
Shoot full resolution 8K stills using the Interval Timer or 4K time-lapse movies in camera.
1 Full Frame 4K UHD 2 10-Bit HDMI Output 3 ProRes RAW Support 4 Slow-Motion 5 8K Time-Lapse
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Feels Like a Nikon
At home in your hands.
A deep grip, balanced weight and thoughtfully laid out buttons and dials for maximum comfort.
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Feels Like a Nikon
Big performance. Small footprint.
26% smaller than the Nikon D850, yet maintains outstanding handling and balance.
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Feels Like a Nikon
Flagship Nikon durability.
A skeleton forged from ultra-strong Magnesium Alloy, used for its extreme durability.
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Feels Like a Nikon
New 3.6M-Dot Quad VGA Viewfinder
Ultra-high res QUAD VGA display with 100% frame coverage (approx.) and corner-to-corner clarity.
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Tilting Touchscreen
Brilliant. Bright. Stunning.
Crystal clear and vibrant 3.2" high-res tilting LCD with smartphone-like touch navigation.
1 Ergonomic 2 Lightweight 3 Durable 4 Ultra-High Res Viewfinder 5 Tilting Touchscreen
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Quality professional grade camera
Excellent high quality unit. The auto focus does has some issues when shooting fast moving subjects. Or did. The firmware update corrected these issues. Many people dislike having only one card slot. However, if you buy a high quality card, the chance of failure is virtually nonexistent. Best part is that the Z7 is very affordable when compared to the z8 or z9. Not to mention older f mount Nikon lenses are for sale everywhere and cheap. A 15 dollar adaptor will do the trick. It will plenty: HDR images, multi-exposures, bracketing, wi fi and bluetooth connectivity, and a thousand more features. As for video, 4k high def , 30 fps and 100 bit rate. Excellent quality, but it won't professional 60fps. Excellent purchase. No real complaints.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2024
Style: Body OnlySet: BaseVerified Purchase
Excellent high quality unit. The auto focus does has some issues when shooting fast moving subjects. Or did. The firmware update corrected these issues. Many people dislike having only one card slot. However, if you buy a high quality card, the chance of failure is virtually nonexistent. Best part is that the Z7 is very affordable when compared to the z8 or z9. Not to mention older f mount Nikon lenses are for sale everywhere and cheap. A 15 dollar adaptor will do the trick. It will plenty: HDR images, multi-exposures, bracketing, wi fi and bluetooth connectivity, and a thousand more features. As for video, 4k high def , 30 fps and 100 bit rate. Excellent quality, but it won't professional 60fps. Excellent purchase. No real complaints.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2018
Style: w/ 24-70mmSet: BaseVerified Purchase
I am beyond impressed with this camera. I purchased it with the 24-70 f/4. After watching a bunch of video reviews, I was wondering how it was going to perform. I have owned it for about a week, and my first impression is that many (but not all) of the so-called youtube experts are full of it. They harp on things like the one card slot and the focus tracking ignoring the huge positives - like IQ and high-quality relatively inexpensive glass. I've shot professionally for 5 years, and I've never had a card fail, so I guess the one card thing is not a major deal to me especially since the XQD card is blazing fast. Much faster than my Sony A7rii experience.
I won't spend a lot of time comparing the Z7 to many of the camera's I have owned or still own. However, I'll name a few so that you understand I am used to shooting with high-end equipment: Hasselblad X1D, Fujifilm GFX-50S, Sony A7rii, Fujifilm X-pro 2.
Since I have only had the camera for a week, I'll mention a few things and swing back later to add more. First and foremost, I require image quality. The Z7 doesn't disappoint. It is very sharp from edge-to-edge with no edge smearing and limited vignetting (vignetting at 24mm F/4 on the Z 24-70mm S lens) and impressive dynamic range. The image stabilization seems to work well; however, I haven't run it through a battery of test. The tracking isn't that great as many of the reviews pointed out, but I really don't use that feature much. The AF is quick and very accurate. It does hunt a bit in low-light but I find it to be more than acceptable. I imagine this will get better with firmware.
The camera overall is very fast, and I love the handling. I also love the gazillion of customizable features. For example, the focus ring can be customized to change the aperture on Z mount lenses - love that. It feels great in the hand, and unlike the Sony A7 series, it doesn't suck with your eye in the viewfinder. Don't get me wrong, I love the Sony A7 series, but I hate the fact that my nose is basically crushed against the screen to get my eye fully into the viewfinder. This is very uncomfortable, especially during long shoots. The Z7 viewfinder/eyepiece extends far enough out to where you don't have this issue.
More later after I acquire the 35mm F/1.8.
I won't spend a lot of time comparing the Z7 to many of the camera's I have owned or still own. However, I'll name a few so that you understand I am used to shooting with high-end equipment: Hasselblad X1D, Fujifilm GFX-50S, Sony A7rii, Fujifilm X-pro 2.
Since I have only had the camera for a week, I'll mention a few things and swing back later to add more. First and foremost, I require image quality. The Z7 doesn't disappoint. It is very sharp from edge-to-edge with no edge smearing and limited vignetting (vignetting at 24mm F/4 on the Z 24-70mm S lens) and impressive dynamic range. The image stabilization seems to work well; however, I haven't run it through a battery of test. The tracking isn't that great as many of the reviews pointed out, but I really don't use that feature much. The AF is quick and very accurate. It does hunt a bit in low-light but I find it to be more than acceptable. I imagine this will get better with firmware.
The camera overall is very fast, and I love the handling. I also love the gazillion of customizable features. For example, the focus ring can be customized to change the aperture on Z mount lenses - love that. It feels great in the hand, and unlike the Sony A7 series, it doesn't suck with your eye in the viewfinder. Don't get me wrong, I love the Sony A7 series, but I hate the fact that my nose is basically crushed against the screen to get my eye fully into the viewfinder. This is very uncomfortable, especially during long shoots. The Z7 viewfinder/eyepiece extends far enough out to where you don't have this issue.
More later after I acquire the 35mm F/1.8.
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Muy recomendable!
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