Can Nikon z72 shoot 4k slow motion?

Your so-called "slow motion" should refer to the "upgrade" in video shooting. The so-called upgrade is to shoot video in high frame rate mode first, and then play it slowly. For example, first shoot a video with 120 frames per second (one frame is a picture), and then play it in the form of 30 frames per second, thus achieving the effect of four times slow playback. It is generally believed that when the video frame rate is higher than 24 frames, the human eye will not feel too stuck. The advantage of the upgrade is that it can slow down the original very fast action and make the video content more clear while ensuring the smoothness of the picture. However, Nikon Z7II shoots at a maximum frame rate of 60 frames per second in 4K format. If you play it at 30 frames per second, it will be twice as slow at most. If it is played at a speed of 24 frames per second, it will be 2.5 times slower at most, and the effect is not very good.