Unfortunately, the Z7 does still exhibit a fair amount of rolling shutter (aka “the Jell-O effect”) when panning; a common problem, but one which Sony has managed to solve on the A7R III.

One of my biggest problems with the original Z7 was the single XQD card slot. Luckily, Nikon addressed that on the Z7 II by adding a second slot, so you now get both a CFExpress and UHS II slot.

All good things must pass, and it appears to be the end of the road for 2018's Nikon Z7: it will almost certainly be discontinued soon.

Canon and Nikon are off to a strong start with their first full-frame mirrorless cameras The EOS R, Z6, and Z7 are already putting up a good fight against Sony ...

The Nikon Z7 II is a powerhouse of all-round full-frame mirrorless performance, but it’s especially adept at astrophotography and low light shooting.