If you are Nikon D850 and D750 user and have been looking forward to an upgrade the Nikon Z6 or Z7 Mirrorless Camera with the brand new Z mount is right for you.

The Z6 and Z7 are the first full frame mirrorless cameras. Nikon made a big compromise here and build them with a new Z mount and S series line of lenses.

They both are amazing full-frame mirrorless cameras and after using them for a couple of days for photography I will go over my full review between Nikon Z6 vs Z7.

Advantages

• The sensor of the Z6 has a low pass filter and the Z7 does not.
• Z7 has a more resolute sensor than Z6 which gives a better image quality
• F-Mount lenses via the FTZ adaptor
• Manual bracket both cameras
• Electronic Front Curtain shutter for both cameras

Price

The price range for those mirrorless cameras varies as body only the Z6 is around $2000 and for |7 is around $2500.

Conclusion

There is no such difference between Z6 and Z7 they are the same size, weight, dimensions, grip the button layout, and with the same functionality.

	Our Pick $1,700 Buy Now	$1,800 Buy Now
Release Date	August 23 2018	August 23 2018
Body type	SLR Style Mirrorless	SLR Style Mirrorless
Sensor type	Full frame CMOS	Full frame CMOS
Sensor Size	35.8 x 23.9	35.8 x 23.9
Sensor Resolution	6048 x 4024	6048 x 4024
Sensor Pixel	45	24
Processor	Expeed 6	Expeed 6
Image stabilization	5 Axis sensor shift	5 Axis sensor shift
Screen Type	Articulated Tilting Touch LCD	Articulated Tilting Touch LCD
Screen Size	3.2″	3.2″
Screen resolution	2,100,000 dots	2,100,000 dots
Color Filter Array	Primary Collor Filter	Primary Collor Filter
Focus Type	Hybrid PDAF	Hybrid PDAF
Focus Points	493	297
Manual Focus	Yes	Yes
Lens Mount	Nikon Z	Nikon Z
Focal Lenght Multiplier	1x	1x
ISO	100-51200 Expands to 50-204800	64-25600 Expands to 30-102400
Viewfinder  Type	Electronic Oled	Electronic Oled
Viewfinder Resolution	3,690,000 dots	3,690,000 dots
Viewfinder Magnification	0.8x	0.8x
Coverage	100%	100%
Continuous Drive	9.0fps	12.0fps
Shutter Type	Mechanical Electronic	Mechanical Electronic
Shutter Speed	Min 30 Max 1/8000	Min 30 Max 1/8000
Self timer	20/10/5/2/ sec	20/10/5/2/ sec
Build in Flash	NO	NO
External Flash	Yes	Yes
Flash X Sync	1/200	1/200
Exposure Compensation	+/-5 at 1/3 EV steps	+/-5 at 1/3 EV steps
WB Bracketing	Yes	Yes
Sensitivity	EV -3 to EV 17 at ISO 100/f2.0	EV -4 to EV 17 at ISO 100/f2.0
Video resolution	4K 30/25/24p	4K 30/25/24p
Full HD	120/10060/50/30/25/24p	120/10060/50/30/25/24p
Log Gamma	N-Log	N-Log
Video Format	MPEG4, H.264	MPEG4, H.264
Storage	XQD	XQD
Connectivity	USB 3.1 Gen1 5Gbit/sec	USB 3.1 Gen1 5Gbit/sec
Wireless Transmitter	IEEE 802.11b/g/n/ac 5GHz	IEEE 802.11b/g/n/ac 5GHz
Build in Bluetooth	V4.2	V4.2
NFC	NO	NO
Battery Life	330 shoots	330 shoots
Weight	675g	675g
Dimensions	134 x 101 x 68mm	134 x 101 x 68mm

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My name is Rayan Brean founder of mansoricam and the primary author reporting for mansoricam. I work over 15 years of digital commercial work, filmmaker and content creator.

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