493-Point On-Sensor PDAF

– 493 on-sensor AF points cover 90% of the frame (approx.) horizontally and vertically.

– Subjects are acquired quickly when they enter the frame and tracked throughout the frame, even to the far edges.

New Hybrid Autofocus

– Using an AF algorithm optimized for its FX-format sensor, Z 7 automatically switches between focal-plane phase-detect AF and contrast-detect AF to fine-tune focus.

– The light-shielding phase detection pixels are carefully arranged on the sensor to preserve light, ensuring accurate AF even in dim lighting.

New Subject Tracking

– Whether shooting eye-level with the EVF or in Live View with the LCD, Auto Area AF smoothly tracks your subject.

– When shooting portraits for example the system pays attention to the upper body, too, maintaining focus position when your subject briefly turns away from the camera or moves out of view.

– Get the latest Subject Tracking performance which Requires Firmware 3.0.

Up to 5 Stops of VR Image Stabilization

– Powerful in-body 5-axis VR image stabilization is applied to whatever NIKKOR Z lens you’re using.

– Up to five stops of image stabilization in up to five directions—yaw, pitch, roll, X and Y.

– During video recording, optical VR is combined with electronic VR (e-VR) for even steadier shots. Normal VR mode for static subjects. Sports VR for moving subjects.

VR for F-Mount NIKKOR Lenses

– For the first time, F-Mount NIKKOR lenses like the AF-S NIKKOR 105mm f/1.4E ED or AF-S NIKKOR 14-24mm f/2.8G ED can benefit from in-body 3-axis VR.

– NIKKOR lenses that already have VR, like the AF-S NIKKOR70-200mm f/2.8E FL ED VR, get the added benefit of roll axis for a total of 3-axis VR.

– Just add the optional Mount Adapter FTZ and you’re good to go.

– You can also check the Nikon Z6 Mirrorless Digital Camera here.