This kind of thing is a reason I did not get a Z7. Compared to a D850, the Z7 "bakes in" processing even to RAW files.
At first when testing a Z7 I could not understand why the images in Lightroom looked like mobile phone photos. I tested a Z7 and a D850 while physically standing on the same spot and using the same lenses. The Z7 looked like overprocessed garbage, the D850 was flawless, natural, and creamy smooth in its tonality.
It took me ages to realise that the Z7's "unprocessed" look is actually processed, and that you have to undo the processing manually. At which point the pictures look virtually identical to the D850, as expected since the sensors are nearly identical.
I couldn't believe Nikon would do something this amateurish for a flagship product.
I guess the marketing team thought they needed the camera to be "familiar" for people upgrading from mobile phones or something silly like that...