The new 45.7MP Nikon Z 7 (not Z7, according to the maker's marketing department) appears to offer a lot to photographers looking for a mirrorless 'solution'. Existing Nikon users seem well catered for with the FTZ adapter offering wide-ranging support for their existing lenses, providing it's made to exact tolerances. At $250 it looks reasonably priced.The Nikon Z 7 also looks promising if trying to attract users from other high-end systems. The Leica SL is a good example of how a mirrorless camera should be but detractors are likely to cite the high price, low-ish 24-MP resolution sensor and lack of in-camera stabilization as barriers to entry. A Leica SL2 with a 40-50MP sensor and in-camera stabilization would attract a lot of serious attention, but unless Leica up the resolution on
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