Difference between revisions of "Nikon Z 7"
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| + | | dateProduction = 2018 | ||
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| + | | type = mirrorless system camera ([[CSC]]) | ||
| + | | variants = | ||
| + | | film = | ||
| + | | sensor = [[CMOS]] 45.7 [[megapixel]] | ||
| + | | FS = 23.9×35.9mm | ||
| + | | lens = Nikon Z mount | ||
| + | | shutter = electronically controlled focal plane shutter or electronic shutter | ||
| + | | shutterRange = 1/8000 - 30 sec. | ||
| + | | emode = | ||
| + | | finder = 3.69 megapixel [[EVF]] | ||
| + | | metering = TTL | ||
| + | | mrange = -3 - +17 EV | ||
| + | | mmode = matrix, center-weighted, spot | ||
| + | | focusing = [[AF]], AF-S, AF-C, video-AF | ||
| + | | farea = 493 | ||
| + | | flash = [[flash sync]] time X 1/200sec. | ||
| + | | cont = 9 fps | ||
| + | | programs = P, A, S, M, Automatic | ||
| + | | advance = | ||
| + | | speedRange = ISO 64 - ISO 25600 | ||
| + | | bracketing = exposure, flash exposure, white balance, ADL | ||
| + | | battery = rechargeable lithium battery | ||
| + | | obp = | ||
| + | | storage = XQD card | ||
| + | | WB = 3 automatic modes plus auto-daylight, sunny, cloudy, shadow, artificial light, 7 neonlight modes, flash, chosen color temperature | ||
| + | | video = 3840×2160 [[pixels]] 30 fps | ||
| + | | topLCD = b/w [[LCD]] | ||
| + | | rearLCD = | ||
| + | | rearMonitor = 3.2" [[LCD]] 2.1 [[megapixel]] | ||
| + | | weight = 675 g (battery & memory card included) | ||
| + | | size = 100.5×134×67.5 mm | ||
| + | }} | ||
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|image_text= Nikon Z 7, body of advanced [[small format]] [[CSC]] | |image_text= Nikon Z 7, body of advanced [[small format]] [[CSC]] | ||
|image_by= Uwe Kulick | |image_by= Uwe Kulick | ||
|image_rights= wp | |image_rights= wp | ||
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In September 2018 [[Nikon]] answered the challenge which was given since 2013 by the [[35mm]] (= "full-frame" = [[small format]]) [[CSC]]s of the [[Sony α system]]. The ''Z [[lens mount|lens bayonet]]'' was introduced with the '''Nikon Z 7''' and the Z 6 camera bodies. The Z 7 offers a fast high resolution [[sensor]]. Immediately Nikon matched the state of art of Sony's similar products since the camera maker had experience with CSCs thru its [[Nikon 1]] system, and with full-frame high-res sensors thru its [[DSLR]] system. | In September 2018 [[Nikon]] answered the challenge which was given since 2013 by the [[35mm]] (= "full-frame" = [[small format]]) [[CSC]]s of the [[Sony α system]]. The ''Z [[lens mount|lens bayonet]]'' was introduced with the '''Nikon Z 7''' and the Z 6 camera bodies. The Z 7 offers a fast high resolution [[sensor]]. Immediately Nikon matched the state of art of Sony's similar products since the camera maker had experience with CSCs thru its [[Nikon 1]] system, and with full-frame high-res sensors thru its [[DSLR]] system. | ||
Revision as of 21:58, 1 February 2024
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Date of Production: 2018
Sensor type: CMOS 45.7 megapixel
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| Nikon Z 7, body of advanced small format CSC image by Uwe Kulick (Image rights) |
In September 2018 Nikon answered the challenge which was given since 2013 by the 35mm (= "full-frame" = small format) CSCs of the Sony α system. The Z lens bayonet was introduced with the Nikon Z 7 and the Z 6 camera bodies. The Z 7 offers a fast high resolution sensor. Immediately Nikon matched the state of art of Sony's similar products since the camera maker had experience with CSCs thru its Nikon 1 system, and with full-frame high-res sensors thru its DSLR system.
