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Your cart is empty.Nikon’s first FX-format mirrorless camera with 45.7 effective megapixels gets the most out of the NIKKOR Z lenses’ unprecedented optical performance.Featuring 45.7 effective megapixels in a compact body, the Z 7 — Nikon’s FX-format full frame mirrorless camera — fully exploits the unprecedented optical performance offered by the NIKKOR Z lenses and delivers overwhelming edge-to-edge detail in both stills and videos. In addition, its wide, 493-point hybrid AF system with superb focusing accuracy and the new EXPEED 6 image-processing engine contribute to achieving sharper images than ever. The 3690k-dot Quad-VGA electronic viewfinder (EVF) provides a clear view and an amazingly comfortable shooting experience, thanks to Nikon’s advanced optics and imaging expertise. And with 10-bit N-Log as well as 4K UHD and 8K time-lapse movie, it meets the needs of demanding video creators too. Condensing all of this power into a compact yet robust body, the Z 7 promises to take you to a new world of truly amazing images. 8K time-lapse movie production requires third-party software.Kit Includes:Z 7 Camera Body-EN-EL15b Rechargeable Li-ion Battery-MH-25a Battery Charger-EH-7P Charging AC Adapter-UC-E24 USB Cable-HDMI/USB Cable Clip-BS-1 Accessory Shoe Cap-AN-DC19 Camera Strap-BF-N1 Body Cap-DK-29 Rubber EyecupNIKKOR Z 24-70mm f/4 S-LC-72B Snap-On Front Lens Cap-LF-N1 Rear Lens Cap-HB-85 Bayonet Lens Hood-CL-C1 Lens Case.
Ramsey
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2024
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.
Edgar Loya
Reviewed in Mexico on July 13, 2021
Excelente cámara, gran calidad de imagen, y el lente cuenta con una excelente óptica a pesar de ser un lente KIT
Rodolfo Martinez
Reviewed in Mexico on June 27, 2021
Excelente cámara fotográfica, pero por el precio, creo que Nikon queda a deber en algunos aspectos como no traer flash integrado, el enfoque y el ruido en las imágenes en ambientes de poca luz, que si bien son buenos, deberían ser aspectos que la destacaran de otras marcas, por ser una cámara de alta gama.
Jagmohan Singh
Reviewed in Mexico on March 26, 2020
es una cámara muy buena en general, el único problema es una ranura para tarjeta, de lo contrario me gusta más que mi d850, llevo ambas cámaras a todas partes, pero para retratos y paisajes me gusta más la z
Customer
Reviewed in Mexico on October 24, 2019
Magnifica compra. Un poco difícil utilizar el afoque manual con un lente de 300 mm
Mike M
Reviewed in Mexico on November 27, 2018
Totalmente! Mi esposo es fotógrafo y está feliz con ella. Cámara práctica, funcional, con una deinición espectacular y el modo de “disparo silencioso” es irrealmente bueno.
seagoat8888
Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2018
This is basically what we’ve been hoping for, a d850 but smaller. It has a lot more potential for recording video than any previous Nikon. I’m still adjusting to it, but here are some quick thoughts for new owners and people on the fence:- the EVF takes some time to get used to. In some ways it’s better, but it gives an electrified video look to whatever you’re pointing at, so it’s hard to picture the resulting picture might come out looking good.- The lens cap feels oddly cheap and is easy to knock off.- The front custom buttons are not hard to reach, but are softer to the touch than I expected.- The front dial is just low enough that it’s a bit awkward to reach with your pointer finger. If they’d angled it slightly up the ergonomics would have been better.- The buttons are all very customizable.- I was desperate to get focus peaking at 4K (yay!) but the face follow focus feature is good enough that now I probably won’t need it as much. Still getting used to how it works, it’s not quite as intuitive as some demo videos show.- The electronic video stabilization feature is worthless, it destroys small stretches of video by doing weird corner pin transforms and smearing the image.- As mentioned elsewhere, the white balance seems less than optimal, hopefully they will improve this with software updates.Aside from that mostly nit picky list, I’d say this is a really solid camera and much more convenient than the boat I’m replacing.EDIT: In the last week (within a couple months of purchase), the eye sensor seems to have stopped working consistently, so the camera will not always switch between EVF and back monitor, unless I pull it far away from my body (take the strap off my neck). And even then I sometimes fight with it. Kind of a big deal!I also have really been bothered by how the EVF blacks out as you shoot. On the D850 I can shoot to my heart's content and only briefly lose my image as the mirror flips. On the Z7 it's extremely hard to track motion because as soon as I start shooting, I'm basically mostly seeing black and guessing at where my subject will go next.Deducting a star for these major issues.
Madhan T
Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2018
Awesome camera !! The images you get out of these camera are really pro-grade.The COLORS are so much better !! Auto-focus works perfectly with the lenses I have.24-70 f4 S, 50mm f1.8, 35mm f1.8. Snapbrige mobile app works seamlessly. The camera overall is very well made. This is very well suited for the long-exposure night time photographs. The RAW files you get out of this camera is so sharp and chessy !! The battery power is good for ~700 stills. I was quite critical when I bought this camera but as I get out there and shoot. This camera changes me with every shot I took. I will not let it go. It is truly a wonderful camera. Please go to a camera store and check the camera yourself and try to look at those files in a bigger monitor!! The Z-mount is so wide. I am convinced you will LOVE THIS CAMERA-Z7 !!
Dan De Lion
Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2018
The upside:Think of the Z7 as the new D760. All the sweet handling of a 750 with the output of an 850. And 3 “U” banks!Image quality is as good as or better than the 850.Nikkor F lenses’ AF speed is as fast as the 850 and perhaps a little more accurate.The Sony XQD card gobbles up the 60MB, 14 bit NEFs at a remarkably fast rate.The 24 – 70 lens is super sharp wide open. Belying its lite weight and small size.The FTZ lens adapter works seamlessly with no performance penalty.With older “D” screw driven AF lenses, in camera VR works great and AE works great (but no AF.)The viewfinder is VERY close to the excellent viewfinders of the 750 and 850 with lots of add-on features.The VR is much better than either the 750 or 850.You can get the full resolution benefits of the sensor, while hand holding the camera.In summary: the Z7 is a small, fast handling camera that turns out remarkable results.The downside:Currently there is only one program that lets you use the Z7’s 14 bit NEFs in Photoshop. That is Nikons new ViewNX-i program. It is as slow as it ever, and only produces very large TIFFs. I’m sure Adobe is working on that problem.There are some Nikkor lenses that, as yet, don’t work with the Z7. For instance the DX 10.5mm.Some third party lenses suffer performance lags. For instance, the Tamron 45mm f1.8 hunts a lot in lower light.The Z7’s very low light (available darkness) AF performance is good, but not as good as the 850’s.The XQD cards are outrageously expensive.Oct. 13, 2018 - Three days ago, Adobe has upgrade their "DNG converter" to work with Z7 NEFs. The upgrade works fine. My workflow is now: Z7 NEF > DNG converter > Bridge > Adobe Camera Raw > Photoshop.
Robin Hood Forest of Dean
Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2018
Performs as advertised. Fast, high resolution with excellent detail. Well balanced and fits the hand well, even though it is smaller and lighter than Nikon's DSLRs. Control placement is good (similar to Nikon's DSLR's). Menus are familiar Nikon and quite easy to navigate and use. With the adapter you can use all your old lenses. Auto focus doesn't work well in low light. A little pricey but worth every penny.Update: After a couple months use I have found no problems. Love this camera!
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