Nikon Z7
Mirrorless Cameras

Z7

Nikon

Released Sep 1, 2018 · Analysis updated Apr 16, 2026

Nikon Z7 Mirrorless Camera in the Mirrorless Cameras category. The Nikon Z7 scores 84/100 based on 6 expert reviews in the mirrorless cameras category. Coverage includes reviews from Dpreview, Sansmirror, Blog Mingthein, and Blog Michaelclarkphoto.

Critic Score

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84

based on 6 expert reviews

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Pros

  • Excellent image quality(6)
  • In-body stabilization(4)
  • Much-improved autofocus system(3)
  • Silent shooting mode(2)
  • Weather-sealing(2)

Cons

  • Limited buffer(3)
  • Single card slot(3)
  • No live feed at 9fps(2)

6 Publication Reviews

89
Independent publication11/2018

AI summary of this review

The Nikon Z7 is an extremely well-rounded digital camera and suitable for a wide range of photographic and video needs.

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85
Independent publication12/2018

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The Nikon Z7 is a highly capable first-generation full-frame mirrorless camera that delivers excellent image quality and handling, though it has some limitations in buffer capacity and continuous auto...

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85
Independent publication09/2018

AI summary of this review

The Nikon Z7 delivers excellent image quality and performance in a compact mirrorless body, though it has some interface quirks and compromises.

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83
Independent publication10/2018

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The Nikon Z7 is a stellar first-generation full-frame mirrorless camera that excels in image quality, ergonomics, and EVF performance, though it's not quite a replacement for the D850 in fast-action s...

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82
Independent publication01/2020

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After one year with the Nikon Z7, the reviewer finds it to be a capable mirrorless camera that has become their primary workhorse despite some autofocus and build quality concerns.

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80
Independent publication06/2021

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The Nikon Z7 II corrects much of what disappointed me in the first version, including a much better autofocus system and dual card slots.

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