The full-frame Z-series lineup

With the arrival of the Z 6III, there are now seven full-frame mirrorless Z-series cameras, giving buyers something of a bewildering choice. So what are the prime differences between them?

Z5 £999/$1297 It lacks a top-panel display, has a pedestrian 4.5fps burst rate, and a slightly lower-res 24.3Mp sensor than the Z 6 II/III, while its rear LCD is only 1.04Mp rather than 2.1Mp. But it has IBIS and card dual slots. Z6II £1599/$1597 With a 14fps max burst speed and 200-shot buffer, the Z 6II is a much better choice for capturing action than the Z 5. It’s a better video performer too, with uncropped 4K video, whereas the Z 5 has a 1.7x crop. Zf £2149/$1997 The retro-look Z f may look like a classic film SLR from yesteryear, but inside it packs the latest tech including an EXPEED 7 processor, and better ISO, AF and subject tracking than the Z 6II. Z7II £2399/$2597 It looks and feels like a Z 6II with double the…

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