Nikon Z 30

The camera features a CMOS sensor in the 23.5 x 15.7 mm APS-C format. This DX format size helps capture sharp detail using its 20.9 MP resolution.

For low-light shooting, the native ISO maximum reaches 51,200. You can push settings higher into expanded territory up to 204,800, though this introduces more digital noise.

Video creators get maximum 4K resolution at 30 fps using the H.264 codec. This gives you clear footage for online platforms without complicated proxy workflows.

The Z 30 records video at full width without an extra crop at this frame rate. However, features like raw video recording and log profile support are not published by the manufacturer.

Weighing 405 g with its battery and card inserted, the body measures 128 mm wide and 73.5 mm high. It includes a single memory card slot for saving your media.

You compose shots entirely on the 3 in fully articulated rear screen since the Z 30 has 0 M dots for an electronic viewfinder. The display resolution is 1.04 M dots, and the battery life yields 330 shots on a single charge.

Continuous shooting reaches up to 11 fps using the mechanical shutter, measured internally by Nikon as an approximate rate. The maximum mechanical shutter speed hits 4,000 1/s.

For connectivity, you get a Mini HDMI port alongside USB charging and power delivery support. Note that in-camera charging and power require an optional EH-7P or EH-8P adapter.