Z7

Z7 is a designation used in multiple products and contexts, but it is most widely associated with Nikon’s line of full-frame mirrorless cameras. In this context, the Z7 denotes a flagship model within Nikon’s Z-mount system.

The Nikon Z7 was introduced in 2018 as part of Nikon’s first generation of Z-series cameras. It features a high-resolution 45.7-megapixel sensor designed for capture of detailed still photographs and is paired with an autofocus system capable of handling a range of subjects, from landscapes to portraits. The camera records 4K UHD video and supports Nikon’s evolving ecosystem of Z-mount lenses, along with the telecommunication features that enable solid exposure control and focusing performance. It is aimed at photographers who prioritize image quality and resolution, while offering a robust feature set for professional use.

The Nikon Z7 II, released in 2020, represents a successor with updated processing and autofocus capabilities, improved overall performance, and enhanced buffering. It retains the 45.7‑megapixel sensor and the Z-mount design while offering refinements intended to serve professional workflows, including expanded video options and faster operation in continuous shooting scenarios. The Z7 II also introduces improvements in power management and card versatility compared with its predecessor.

Beyond Nikon, the Z7 designation has appeared in other industries as a model name or code, but in common reference it is most closely linked to Nikon’s camera lineup. The exact meaning of Z7 in non-photography contexts varies by manufacturer and application.