Nikon's new full-frame camera impresses with its great image quality, powerful new functions such as pixel shift and high speed. If you like retro design and operation, you will also get a technically outstanding camera here. Photographers who prefer the modern operating concept can hope for a Z6lll with the same inner values...

Photographers who buy the Z30 will have to do without the image stabiliser, flash and viewfinder, while the slower UHS card slot is more acceptable for photographers. The lightweight and compact body scores plenty of mobility points. The affordable entry-level model Nikon Z30 is a successful camera overall...

Recently, camera manufacturers have criminally neglected entry-level cameras. As a result, hardly any new models have come onto the market that are available from specialist retailers for less than 1000 euros - let alone for less than 500 euros. In the days of DSLRs, the choice in this price range was much greater...

The Z30 is a real mini and very light, but feels really good in the hand thanks to the large grip. The Z30 does not have a flash or viewfinder and is therefore a good choice for videographers. It offers a long recording time, good sound with the built-in microphone and a practical mini tripod with remote control and a windscreen for the microphone in the vlogger kit.

The Z5 is Nikon's entry-level model into the full-frame Z world. It is also available in a practical kit with the Nikkor Z 4-6.3/24-50 mm, which can be locked in a compact parking position. In combination with the FTZ adapter, SLR lenses can be used. We can recommend the Z5 to get a taste of full-frame air at a favourable price...