Miro, if I want to go green, I take a camera without a sensor and go analogue.
The Z-series is supposed to be made in Japan (until they finished the production line in Thailand) and I think Nikon just closed a factory in China but what do I know? And what do you know? And how does your post support Klaus' "And the world is wondering again why affordable DSLRs are possible and mirrorless cameras are comparatively expensive."?
However, this was not on my list (checking the "made in..." label) when I went to a launch event to see and try the Z7. I like it very much, you can keep your stuff, Canon shooters finally also got news from "their mirrorless" which is pretty cool, so they don't need to buy Nikon's now.
The Z-series is supposed to be made in Japan (until they finished the production line in Thailand) and I think Nikon just closed a factory in China but what do I know? And what do you know? And how does your post support Klaus' "And the world is wondering again why affordable DSLRs are possible and mirrorless cameras are comparatively expensive."?
However, this was not on my list (checking the "made in..." label) when I went to a launch event to see and try the Z7. I like it very much, you can keep your stuff, Canon shooters finally also got news from "their mirrorless" which is pretty cool, so they don't need to buy Nikon's now.