Review on Nikon Z7 Full-Frame Mirrorless Camera (45.7MP Resolution, Body, Black): Model 1591 - Expert Review & Top Deals by Ada Seweryniak ᠌

The model is raw, I decided to try it because there are new lenses and an FTZ adapter from another camera. I tried original lenses on the Z7 from other earlier models, they work very poorly, you can only use manual focus. Decided to refrain from buying this camera for the time being. With its pros. Ease of use plus size and weight. The image stabilizer works well at low resolutions. Possibility to use old lenses through FTZ adapter. You can use old batteries from previous EN-15 camera models. Good autofocus on static. Got cons: High price with low quality. A very noisy matrix with broken pixels, even at low ISOs from 400, which are visible in photographs as white dots where they are not needed. The FTZ adapter dangles a little, the lens does not contact periodically, the camera swears. Native, the batteries are enough for a small number of frames 350, if you are very lucky. At maximum resolutions, the camera is specifically buggy. Poor image sharpness, and not from the lens, but from image processing, an obviously weak processor, it is no coincidence that two of them were installed on the Z7II. Autofocus is very slow, in the eyes it's generally a myth. The jumping color tone surprised me the most. You can fix it with manipulations in the White Balance menu, which quickly gets boring, this should not be. Very expensive batteries and XQD memory cards.