The Nikon Z30 is the smallest and lightest in the Z range. Photo credit: AP.
The Nikon Z30’s ease of use and price surely make it one of the best cameras for beginners but it’s also got plenty of more advanced features too
The Nikon Z30 is a great choice for those looking for the best cameras for vlogging, thanks to the vari-angle screen on the back.
There are some good deals on the Nikon Z30 at the moment, whether you are looking for a reasonably priced mirrorless main camera, a back-up device, or as a gift for someone else.
Amazon is selling a refurbished model for $639.95, with the 16-50mm f/3.5-6.3 lens. The camera and lens are both described in ‘Excellent’ condition, with guarantee.
Meanwhile on Amazon UK, the price of the camera (new) with the 16-50mm lens has plunged to £534.98 (and it’s even cheaper if you are a Prime customer).
At a glance:
- 20.9MP APS-C sensor
- ISO 100-51,200
- 11fps continuous shooting
- 3in, 1.04m-dot vari-angle touch LCD
- 4K / 30p video
In our original review we said: ‘aimed at vloggers, the Z30 brings lovely image quality at a compelling price.’
Prices correct at time of publication but may change at any time, please check the retailer’s website. Amazon is a market place, so check the retailer selling before purchasing. Find more great deals.
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