The Nikon Z30 is the third APS-C mirrorless camera after the Nikon Z50 and Nikon Z fc. All three cameras have similar build quality and the same photo and video recording capabilities, but each has its own unique design. The Z30 is the cheapest of the lot, aimed at vlogging beginners, and unashamedly rivals the Sony ZV-E10. Its compact, viewfinder-less design is definitely video-focused, with a flip-out touchscreen and indicator light. Armed with an impressive 16-50mm kit lens, the Z30 is a highly competent shooter, although we wish it had a headphone jack and a better selection of lenses.
If you want to take fantastic, high-quality photos, you'll need a great lens. So here is the brand new Nikon Z30 20.9MP Mirrorless Camera lens to help you take amazing photos. The design of the autofocus system requires extremely precise movement of specific lens components. When using continuous-servo AF (AF-C), the camera will focus as long as the shutter button is pressed halfway. This mode is useful for subjects that are moving because the camera keeps focusing until the point where the shutter button is pressed all the way down.
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You can buy Nikon Z30 20.9MP mirrorless online because it comes with extremely unique features and is perfect. Any autofocus system that only focuses on a subject once before stopping has a single-servo focus. Focus lock is often signaled by a beep from the camera. The camera's autofocus function can make the difference between a sharp photo and a missed opportunity by automatically adjusting the camera lens to focus on the subject. Sharpness at the focus point may seem like an obvious goal, but unfortunately the camera's internal mechanisms for focusing are not that easy. So what are you waiting for? Order Nikon Z30 20.9MP Mirrorless Online Now!
Tested Features of Z30
- slow-mo
- 4k video
- iso
- grains
- color tone
- W.B
- picture style
- blur
- bokeh
- low light
- picture quality
- touch screen
- auto light optimization
- burst shoot
- autofocus
- Sharpness
Z30 features a rating in Photography
- iso range: 10\10
- color tone: 9\10
- white balance: 9\10
- background blur: 10\10
- bokeh effect: 10\10
- grains coverage: 10\10
- highlights & shadows detail: 10\10
- autofocus: 10\10
- jpeg quality: 9\10
- continuous shooting speed: 10\10
- depth of field: 10\10
- live view photography: 9\10
- eye tracking: 10\10
- flashlight photography: 10\10
- HDR mode: 10\10
- Touch Screen Focus: 9\10
- sharpness: 10\10
- image stabilization: 9\10
Key features of Z30
- Nikon's smallest and lightest Z series camera
- 20.9MP APS-C image sensor
- Native ISO range is 100-51,200, expandable to 204,800
- Hybrid AF system with 209 AF points
- Tracking autofocus
- Eye-detect AF
- Flip-out selfie screen
- Front tally lamp to let you know when you're recording
- 125-minute continuous recording limit
- Built-in stereo mics, plus mic input
- HDMI output (micro HDMI)
- USB port for USB power delivery with compatible USB-C to USB-C cable
- 4K/30p video
- FHD/120p video
- Available as a body only for $710 and in three different kits ranging from $850 to $1,200.
4K video recording and sensor design
Video and streaming
At the heart of the camera is a 20.9MP DX-format CMOS sensor that not only benefits video production needs, but also makes the Z30 a high-performance camera.
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UHD 4K recording up to 30p is supported for sharp high-definition video needs. Full HD 120p recording for slow-motion playback is also available.
Continuous recording for up to 2 hours 15 minutes is possible for documenting events or any other situation that requires a longer continuous duration.
Live streaming is possible at up to Full HD 60p or 4K 30p, and the Z30 is compatible with a range of web conferencing apps, meaning it can easily double as a high-quality webcam.
For longer shots, streaming and other times when you need constant power, the Z30 can be powered via a USB Type-C port.
