The Nikon Z 30 is rather frugal in both video and continuous shooting. The lack of a headphone jack is also annoying. Two features in particular will be missed when filming: Nikon did not provide the Z 30 with sensor stabilization either, which is why you should make sure to buy a stabilized Z lens (VR). Video recordings can be made in Full HD with up to 120 fps or 4K resolution with up to 30 fps. Thus, Nikon's vlogging camera is still suitable as a still camera, even though it lacks a flash and electronic viewfinder.

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