Attention to detail ; Responsive performance ; Robust construction ; Great ecosystem ; Affordable ; Easy to use

Can get expensive with kits and extras ; No eye-level viewfinder or integral flash ; Pretty large

What’s welcome here is the usual Nikon attention to detail, responsive performance and robust construction, with access to a very wide, well-supported system of lenses and accessories, not only from Nikon but third party manufacturers too. It's the...

Intuitive ergonomics ; Very good value and decent kit options ; 4K video with no crop ; Reliable connectivity

Still not enough lenses ; Lacks image stabilization ; No headphone jack

The Nikon Z30 is the third APS-C mirrorless camera after the Nikon Z50 and Nikon Z fc. All three cameras have a similar build quality and the same photo and video recording capabilities, but each comes with its own design flavor. The Z30 is the...

Portability is ideal for content creators ; Flip-out display for better framing ; Generous functions and settings

Plasticky build quality ; No viewfinder ; Image stabilization is not the best

After much testing, I can see why the Nikon Z 30 would suit vloggers and content creators. The device has been designed with ease of use as a top priority, and portability is also at the forefront. I wouldn't classify the Nikon Z 30 as a breakthrough...

For stills photography, the Nikon Z 30 comes up short. The lack of a viewfinder certainly makes it physically short and nicely compact but trying to compose images accurately on the rear screen can be a real challenge, especially when the sun glaring...

4K video ; Nice to handle ; Lightweight

No headphone jack ; No image stabilisation ; No viewfinder

The Nikon Z30 is aimed at content creators who want a decent-quality camera at a reasonable price point. This camera is capable of 4K 30p recording without cropping, works exceptionally well in low light and has strong auto-focus performance. The Nikon...