Nikon Z6 III with Z 24-200mm f/4-6.3 Lens
Discover the Nikon Z6 III, featuring a groundbreaking 24.5MP Partially-Stacked CMOS sensor that sets a new standard in speed and image quality. This innovative sensor design enhances scan speeds and readouts, minimizing rolling shutter effects and noise even at high ISO settings. Unlocking flagship-level performance, the Z6 III boasts faster autofocus, smoother electronic viewfinder (EVF) operation, and improved continuous shooting speeds for both photography and video. Powered by the advanced EXPEED 7 image processor, shared with Nikon's top-tier Z8 and Z9 models, this camera delivers processing speeds up to 10 times faster than its predecessor, the Z6 II. The synergy between the EXPEED 7 and the sensor enables lightning-fast autofocus, high-speed burst shooting, extended buffer capacity, fluid video performance, and responsive overall handling. Achieve precise focusing across the frame with the Z6 III's 493-point phase-detection autofocus system, harnessing the rapid communication of the Z-mount interface. With AF readings up to 120 fps, capturing sharp images and maintaining focus on fast-moving subjects becomes effortless. For photographers seeking unparalleled detail, the Z6 III introduces Pixel Shift Technology, enabling the creation of ultra-high resolution images up to approximately 96 megapixels. By subtly shifting the sensor between shots, users can merge multiple frames in post-processing to enhance resolution, texture, and color fidelity. Ideal for archival, landscape, and macro photography, Pixel Shift also reduces noise and eliminates moiré patterns. In the realm of video, the Z6 III supports internal 6K60 and 4K 120 recording, matching the capabilities of Nikon's flagship Z9 model. Enjoy full pixel readout for pristine 6K60p video, along with flexible recording options in 4K and Full HD, including full-frame 4K at up to 120p and Full HD at 240p for stunning slow-motion footage.
Discover the Nikon Z6 III, featuring a groundbreaking 24.5MP Partially-Stacked CMOS sensor that sets a new standard in speed and image quality. This innovative sensor design enhances scan speeds and readouts, minimizing rolling shutter effects and noise even at high ISO settings. Unlocking flagship-level performance, the Z6 III boasts faster autofocus, smoother electronic viewfinder (EVF) operation, and improved continuous shooting speeds for both photography and video. Powered by the advanced EXPEED 7 image processor, shared with Nikon's top-tier Z8 and Z9 models, this camera delivers processing speeds up to 10 times faster than its predecessor, the Z6 II. The synergy between the EXPEED 7 and the sensor enables lightning-fast autofocus, high-speed burst shooting, extended buffer capacity, fluid video performance, and responsive overall handling. Achieve precise focusing across the frame with the Z6 III's 493-point phase-detection autofocus system, harnessing the rapid communication of the Z-mount interface. With AF readings up to 120 fps, capturing sharp images and maintaining focus on fast-moving subjects becomes effortless. For photographers seeking unparalleled detail, the Z6 III introduces Pixel Shift Technology, enabling the creation of ultra-high resolution images up to approximately 96 megapixels. By subtly shifting the sensor between shots, users can merge multiple frames in post-processing to enhance resolution, texture, and color fidelity. Ideal for archival, landscape, and macro photography, Pixel Shift also reduces noise and eliminates moiré patterns. In the realm of video, the Z6 III supports internal 6K60 and 4K 120 recording, matching the capabilities of Nikon's flagship Z9 model. Enjoy full pixel readout for pristine 6K60p video, along with flexible recording options in 4K and Full HD, including full-frame 4K at up to 120p and Full HD at 240p for stunning slow-motion footage.
Discover the Nikon Z6 III, featuring a groundbreaking 24.5MP Partially-Stacked CMOS sensor that sets a new standard in speed and image quality. This innovative sensor design enhances scan speeds and readouts, minimizing rolling shutter effects and noise even at high ISO settings. Unlocking flagship-level performance, the Z6 III boasts faster autofocus, smoother electronic viewfinder (EVF) operation, and improved continuous shooting speeds for both photography and video. Powered by the advanced EXPEED 7 image processor, shared with Nikon's top-tier Z8 and Z9 models, this camera delivers processing speeds up to 10 times faster than its predecessor, the Z6 II. The synergy between the EXPEED 7 and the sensor enables lightning-fast autofocus, high-speed burst shooting, extended buffer capacity, fluid video performance, and responsive overall handling. Achieve precise focusing across the frame with the Z6 III's 493-point phase-detection autofocus system, harnessing the rapid communication of the Z-mount interface. With AF readings up to 120 fps, capturing sharp images and maintaining focus on fast-moving subjects becomes effortless. For photographers seeking unparalleled detail, the Z6 III introduces Pixel Shift Technology, enabling the creation of ultra-high resolution images up to approximately 96 megapixels. By subtly shifting the sensor between shots, users can merge multiple frames in post-processing to enhance resolution, texture, and color fidelity. Ideal for archival, landscape, and macro photography, Pixel Shift also reduces noise and eliminates moiré patterns. In the realm of video, the Z6 III supports internal 6K60 and 4K 120 recording, matching the capabilities of Nikon's flagship Z9 model. Enjoy full pixel readout for pristine 6K60p video, along with flexible recording options in 4K and Full HD, including full-frame 4K at up to 120p and Full HD at 240p for stunning slow-motion footage.
Discover the Nikon Z6 III, featuring a groundbreaking 24.5MP Partially-Stacked CMOS sensor that sets a new standard in speed and image quality. This innovative sensor design enhances scan speeds and readouts, minimizing rolling shutter effects and noise even at high ISO settings. Unlocking flagship-level performance, the Z6 III boasts faster autofocus, smoother electronic viewfinder (EVF) operation, and improved continuous shooting speeds for both photography and video. Powered by the advanced EXPEED 7 image processor, shared with Nikon's top-tier Z8 and Z9 models, this camera delivers processing speeds up to 10 times faster than its predecessor, the Z6 II. The synergy between the EXPEED 7 and the sensor enables lightning-fast autofocus, high-speed burst shooting, extended buffer capacity, fluid video performance, and responsive overall handling. Achieve precise focusing across the frame with the Z6 III's 493-point phase-detection autofocus system, harnessing the rapid communication of the Z-mount interface. With AF readings up to 120 fps, capturing sharp images and maintaining focus on fast-moving subjects becomes effortless. For photographers seeking unparalleled detail, the Z6 III introduces Pixel Shift Technology, enabling the creation of ultra-high resolution images up to approximately 96 megapixels. By subtly shifting the sensor between shots, users can merge multiple frames in post-processing to enhance resolution, texture, and color fidelity. Ideal for archival, landscape, and macro photography, Pixel Shift also reduces noise and eliminates moiré patterns. In the realm of video, the Z6 III supports internal 6K60 and 4K 120 recording, matching the capabilities of Nikon's flagship Z9 model. Enjoy full pixel readout for pristine 6K60p video, along with flexible recording options in 4K and Full HD, including full-frame 4K at up to 120p and Full HD at 240p for stunning slow-motion footage.
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Since my first Z camera I have been waiting for Nikon to make a true professional mirrorless camera with video capabilities that could match those offered by Sony, Canon and others in the industry. The Z8 brought the heat I was looking for but the body was just a little too large and heavy for the way I like to film and produce content for my clients. The Z6III was the camera I had been looking for. The N-LOG footage is outstanding to work with. Both the EVF and the articulating screen have more than enough brightness to use in direct sunlight, the camera is the perfect form factor and I have no regrets purchasing this.The only con I have found so far is that the battery door clips on the neck strap ring and makes it so you can't pop out the memory card without ... MoreSince my first Z camera I have been waiting for Nikon to make a true professional mirrorless camera with video capabilities that could match those offered by Sony, Canon and others in the industry. The Z8 brought the heat I was looking for but the body was just a little too large and heavy for the way I like to film and produce content for my clients. The Z6III was the camera I had been looking for. The N-LOG footage is outstanding to work with. Both the EVF and the articulating screen have more than enough brightness to use in direct sunlight, the camera is the perfect form factor and I have no regrets purchasing this.The only con I have found so far is that the battery door clips on the neck strap ring and makes it so you can't pop out the memory card without closing it, holding the ring and then opening it fully. It's a very minor annoyance but it is the only thing I find myself not liking about this camera.If you are looking for a workhorse video solution from Nikon with minimal weight, smaller form factor and big-time video quality this is the camera to buy.
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For the past 30+ years our studio had a very rigid policy of not upgrading any piece of equipment unless there were significant, quantifiable improvements from what we were currently using. This has led us to be extremely scrutinous in what we purchase. We specialize in weddings & events and need exceptional and reliable performance and also a quick ROI to be considered. The Z6III meets all criteria.Having D500s as our workhorses the bar was exceptionally high. Years ago we tested the Z6II and that sorely missed the mark in a number of ways. The Z6III addressed all the shortcomings of the II and then some.Pros:Autofocus for both stills and video is powerful. I estimate focus tracking is hitting 90%+ of all of our shooting conditions. The focus locks on and ... MoreFor the past 30+ years our studio had a very rigid policy of not upgrading any piece of equipment unless there were significant, quantifiable improvements from what we were currently using. This has led us to be extremely scrutinous in what we purchase. We specialize in weddings & events and need exceptional and reliable performance and also a quick ROI to be considered. The Z6III meets all criteria.Having D500s as our workhorses the bar was exceptionally high. Years ago we tested the Z6II and that sorely missed the mark in a number of ways. The Z6III addressed all the shortcomings of the II and then some.Pros:Autofocus for both stills and video is powerful. I estimate focus tracking is hitting 90%+ of all of our shooting conditions. The focus locks on and tracks person in whole and refines that further when the eyes are visible. Even when a subject is far away and slightly obscured it can figure it out.Viewfinder: Bright. Bright. Bright! While I prefer a TTL viefinder and loathe digital this one is acceptable enough for me to accept. Switching from a TTL to this digital is very eye opening The lag is minimal and the picture review is fantastic. Not having to take the finder away from your eye for anything is much appreciated. The only issue I have is the contrast. It's way too much for my taste. Maybe there is a way to adjust it I haven't found yet.Image Quality: Dead on with a plethora of tweaks to suit every taste.ISO/DR: Holy you know what! AT ISO 20,000 the noise is the same as the D500s ISO 800-1600. I had to review it twice at 100% to be sure I was interpreting it correctly. It's so good I don't need to use a flash in 90% of the conditions unless I choose to.File Size: Just the right balance between quality and size to make storing tens of thousands of images annually financially manageable. Also, fast write & read times.Ergonomics: The body is a bit smaller than I'm used to but it sets in the hand OK and the buttons are in the right places. The Mode selector dial is something that is very welcome. I hated the press buttons on the D500. The weight with lens is substantial and comforting. Not too heavy or light for me. I might get the grip because I like the feel when shooting portrait/vert.Battery: I didn't have to purchase one extra battery at all because all of my D500 EnEl work just fine. Love that!Articulating Screen: FINALLY. I don't know why anyone would not love this feature. It gives you choices instead of being stuck on the back as a flip out only.Kit Lens: This is not a kit lens it's a precision piece of glass. Sharp, relatively aberration and distortion free. The only thing is that it's a paltry focal length 24-70 is not nearly flexible enough for our needs.Video: This is what we've been waiting to upgrade for. Choose your settings and you get near perfect out of the box (unless you're using Raw then you're grading) Focus is silent and the auto zoom function is sweet. Even at fixed f/4 the low light capability again eliminates the necessity of an aux light source.Cons:Viewfinder: This is a personal thing directly related to over 3 decades of TTL shooting. It's not natural for me. I don't like looking at a video screen but if I have to this is the one albeit contrasty.Body Strap: FOR PETES SAKE NIKON. Can you finally make a clip on strap and not that convoluted in, over & out nonsense. I've always hated their method of securing the strap.Availability: I hate when Nikon doesn't have enough stock (I get the reason). We do have one and we have place an order a couple of weeks ago for a second body with the 24-120 and are hoping to take delivery this month sometime.I guess those aren't really significant cons just pet peeves.If you're currently pro shooting Nikon DSLRs and have been waiting for a significant reason to move to mirrorless then this IS the body/system for you.
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I was very excited about this camera and have been waiting for a mid range smaller body than the z8 with good ergonomics and fast autofocus since the z9 came out. I am less than pleased with the image quality and eye af accuracy (it front focuses 9/10 shots) of this camera compared to my Z6ii. The images are much noisier, and generally softer as focus is off. I also thought the dynamic range hit that every youtuber wants to talk about was just hype but it’s noticeable in high contrast landscape situations.RAW images on SnapBridge load onto the iPhone as a blank white picture with the meta data. Nikon support could not explain this. I have no issues with the Z6ii files.Things I love about this camera are the fast focusing, ergonomics, and insane Image ... MoreI was very excited about this camera and have been waiting for a mid range smaller body than the z8 with good ergonomics and fast autofocus since the z9 came out. I am less than pleased with the image quality and eye af accuracy (it front focuses 9/10 shots) of this camera compared to my Z6ii. The images are much noisier, and generally softer as focus is off. I also thought the dynamic range hit that every youtuber wants to talk about was just hype but it’s noticeable in high contrast landscape situations.RAW images on SnapBridge load onto the iPhone as a blank white picture with the meta data. Nikon support could not explain this. I have no issues with the Z6ii files.Things I love about this camera are the fast focusing, ergonomics, and insane Image stabilization. This camera was so close to being the one for me. Maybe I just had a bad copy?? Unfortunately I will be returning and waiting until Nikon irons out this seemingly beta version of the camera. Two steps forward for the Z6 line with image quality taking a noticeable step back.
| Megapixels | 24.6MP |
| Sensor Size | 36 x 24mm |
| Image Stabilisation | Sensor Shift |
| Lens Mount | Nikon Z |
| LCD Size | 3.2" |
Nikon Z6 III + NIKKOR Z 24-200mm f/4-6.3 VR [AU Version] 24.5 MP Full-Frame Mirrorless Camera
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Since my first Z camera I have been waiting for Nikon to make a true professional mirrorless camera with video capabilities that could match those offered by Sony, Canon and others in the industry. The Z8 brought the heat I was looking for but the body was just a little too large and heavy for the way I like to film and produce content for my clients. The Z6III was the camera I had been looking for. The N-LOG footage is outstanding to work with. Both the EVF and the articulating screen have more than enough brightness to use in direct sunlight, the camera is the perfect form factor and I have no regrets purchasing this.The only con I have found so far is that the battery door clips on the neck strap ring and makes it so you can't pop out the memory card without ... MoreSince my first Z camera I have been waiting for Nikon to make a true professional mirrorless camera with video capabilities that could match those offered by Sony, Canon and others in the industry. The Z8 brought the heat I was looking for but the body was just a little too large and heavy for the way I like to film and produce content for my clients. The Z6III was the camera I had been looking for. The N-LOG footage is outstanding to work with. Both the EVF and the articulating screen have more than enough brightness to use in direct sunlight, the camera is the perfect form factor and I have no regrets purchasing this.The only con I have found so far is that the battery door clips on the neck strap ring and makes it so you can't pop out the memory card without closing it, holding the ring and then opening it fully. It's a very minor annoyance but it is the only thing I find myself not liking about this camera.If you are looking for a workhorse video solution from Nikon with minimal weight, smaller form factor and big-time video quality this is the camera to buy.
For the past 30+ years our studio had a very rigid policy of not upgrading any piece of equipment unless there were significant, quantifiable improvements from what we were currently using. This has led us to be extremely scrutinous in what we purchase. We specialize in weddings & events and need exceptional and reliable performance and also a quick ROI to be considered. The Z6III meets all criteria.Having D500s as our workhorses the bar was exceptionally high. Years ago we tested the Z6II and that sorely missed the mark in a number of ways. The Z6III addressed all the shortcomings of the II and then some.Pros:Autofocus for both stills and video is powerful. I estimate focus tracking is hitting 90%+ of all of our shooting conditions. The focus locks on and ... MoreFor the past 30+ years our studio had a very rigid policy of not upgrading any piece of equipment unless there were significant, quantifiable improvements from what we were currently using. This has led us to be extremely scrutinous in what we purchase. We specialize in weddings & events and need exceptional and reliable performance and also a quick ROI to be considered. The Z6III meets all criteria.Having D500s as our workhorses the bar was exceptionally high. Years ago we tested the Z6II and that sorely missed the mark in a number of ways. The Z6III addressed all the shortcomings of the II and then some.Pros:Autofocus for both stills and video is powerful. I estimate focus tracking is hitting 90%+ of all of our shooting conditions. The focus locks on and tracks person in whole and refines that further when the eyes are visible. Even when a subject is far away and slightly obscured it can figure it out.Viewfinder: Bright. Bright. Bright! While I prefer a TTL viefinder and loathe digital this one is acceptable enough for me to accept. Switching from a TTL to this digital is very eye opening The lag is minimal and the picture review is fantastic. Not having to take the finder away from your eye for anything is much appreciated. The only issue I have is the contrast. It's way too much for my taste. Maybe there is a way to adjust it I haven't found yet.Image Quality: Dead on with a plethora of tweaks to suit every taste.ISO/DR: Holy you know what! AT ISO 20,000 the noise is the same as the D500s ISO 800-1600. I had to review it twice at 100% to be sure I was interpreting it correctly. It's so good I don't need to use a flash in 90% of the conditions unless I choose to.File Size: Just the right balance between quality and size to make storing tens of thousands of images annually financially manageable. Also, fast write & read times.Ergonomics: The body is a bit smaller than I'm used to but it sets in the hand OK and the buttons are in the right places. The Mode selector dial is something that is very welcome. I hated the press buttons on the D500. The weight with lens is substantial and comforting. Not too heavy or light for me. I might get the grip because I like the feel when shooting portrait/vert.Battery: I didn't have to purchase one extra battery at all because all of my D500 EnEl work just fine. Love that!Articulating Screen: FINALLY. I don't know why anyone would not love this feature. It gives you choices instead of being stuck on the back as a flip out only.Kit Lens: This is not a kit lens it's a precision piece of glass. Sharp, relatively aberration and distortion free. The only thing is that it's a paltry focal length 24-70 is not nearly flexible enough for our needs.Video: This is what we've been waiting to upgrade for. Choose your settings and you get near perfect out of the box (unless you're using Raw then you're grading) Focus is silent and the auto zoom function is sweet. Even at fixed f/4 the low light capability again eliminates the necessity of an aux light source.Cons:Viewfinder: This is a personal thing directly related to over 3 decades of TTL shooting. It's not natural for me. I don't like looking at a video screen but if I have to this is the one albeit contrasty.Body Strap: FOR PETES SAKE NIKON. Can you finally make a clip on strap and not that convoluted in, over & out nonsense. I've always hated their method of securing the strap.Availability: I hate when Nikon doesn't have enough stock (I get the reason). We do have one and we have place an order a couple of weeks ago for a second body with the 24-120 and are hoping to take delivery this month sometime.I guess those aren't really significant cons just pet peeves.If you're currently pro shooting Nikon DSLRs and have been waiting for a significant reason to move to mirrorless then this IS the body/system for you.
I was very excited about this camera and have been waiting for a mid range smaller body than the z8 with good ergonomics and fast autofocus since the z9 came out. I am less than pleased with the image quality and eye af accuracy (it front focuses 9/10 shots) of this camera compared to my Z6ii. The images are much noisier, and generally softer as focus is off. I also thought the dynamic range hit that every youtuber wants to talk about was just hype but it’s noticeable in high contrast landscape situations.RAW images on SnapBridge load onto the iPhone as a blank white picture with the meta data. Nikon support could not explain this. I have no issues with the Z6ii files.Things I love about this camera are the fast focusing, ergonomics, and insane Image ... MoreI was very excited about this camera and have been waiting for a mid range smaller body than the z8 with good ergonomics and fast autofocus since the z9 came out. I am less than pleased with the image quality and eye af accuracy (it front focuses 9/10 shots) of this camera compared to my Z6ii. The images are much noisier, and generally softer as focus is off. I also thought the dynamic range hit that every youtuber wants to talk about was just hype but it’s noticeable in high contrast landscape situations.RAW images on SnapBridge load onto the iPhone as a blank white picture with the meta data. Nikon support could not explain this. I have no issues with the Z6ii files.Things I love about this camera are the fast focusing, ergonomics, and insane Image stabilization. This camera was so close to being the one for me. Maybe I just had a bad copy?? Unfortunately I will be returning and waiting until Nikon irons out this seemingly beta version of the camera. Two steps forward for the Z6 line with image quality taking a noticeable step back.
I've been in the Nikon camp since childhood and the inception of the venerable F3 HP, became thrilled with this new thing called autofocus when the F4 came out and have since owned and used every flagship body from the brand and others. In shooting upwards of forty weddings and other work for many years now, my back and I have come to appreciate the compactness of prosumer bodies and in the DSLR era and I spent many years with two D750's attached to me, as they were the perfect balance of weight and performance. With the switch to mirrorless, I found the first couple of iterations, namely Z6, Z5 AND Z6II, although wonderfully built, designed and resilient, rather lacking in the autofocus department, although the quality and flexibility of the files coming out of ... MoreI've been in the Nikon camp since childhood and the inception of the venerable F3 HP, became thrilled with this new thing called autofocus when the F4 came out and have since owned and used every flagship body from the brand and others. In shooting upwards of forty weddings and other work for many years now, my back and I have come to appreciate the compactness of prosumer bodies and in the DSLR era and I spent many years with two D750's attached to me, as they were the perfect balance of weight and performance. With the switch to mirrorless, I found the first couple of iterations, namely Z6, Z5 AND Z6II, although wonderfully built, designed and resilient, rather lacking in the autofocus department, although the quality and flexibility of the files coming out of those cameras left nothing to be desired. The Z6III takes care of the autofocus department in spades and after two weeks and three weddings, I finally got the AF set up to achieve a level of performance I've not experienced before. I no longer have the Sony's to look up to and I rather prefer the implementation of the AF to either of the other two or three great systems out there. I'm no videographer, but the video I've seen out of this body is nothing short of amazing and I often work alongside some truly great videographers, so I'll leave that part up to them. If I now miss a shot, it's definitely not the fault of the hardware. Anymore.
First I must commend Nikon and B&H for getting my camera to me so rapidly. It shipped Monday, 6/24 and arrived to me Wednesday, 6/28 (8 days after my preorder). Great work guys!I immediately put the camera to work shooting portraits, photojournalism, a concert, and birding.Focus: I have the Nikon Z9 - it is not quite that level, but it is very, very good. I have shot all sorts of action, including birds in flight, it can get the job done.Low light performance: My experience has been that the low light performance is astonishing. I have shot with ISO as high as 57,600 and the level of noise was amazingly low (and the noise that exists is very well controlled). I have seen a lot of YouTube videos regarding noise where they raise the hell out of the shadows, to ... MoreFirst I must commend Nikon and B&H for getting my camera to me so rapidly. It shipped Monday, 6/24 and arrived to me Wednesday, 6/28 (8 days after my preorder). Great work guys!I immediately put the camera to work shooting portraits, photojournalism, a concert, and birding.Focus: I have the Nikon Z9 - it is not quite that level, but it is very, very good. I have shot all sorts of action, including birds in flight, it can get the job done.Low light performance: My experience has been that the low light performance is astonishing. I have shot with ISO as high as 57,600 and the level of noise was amazingly low (and the noise that exists is very well controlled). I have seen a lot of YouTube videos regarding noise where they raise the hell out of the shadows, to me not a realistic or even advisable way of processing any photo.Flippy Screen: I was skeptical, but it has its uses. If you want to shoot low I think the Z9/Z8 screen is best; however the way that screen works it is worthless for overhead shooting (which is handy for shooting over big crowds at events). It gives me a little more flexibility, and the ability to completely protect the screen by folding it with screen inward. One minus, the flippy screen cannot work fully with my Really Right Stuff L-Bracket attached.Ergonomics: Very good, if you are a Nikon shooter a very familiar and easy experience; though I still like a little more space for my pinky on the grip so run with the bottom plate of the RRS L-Bracket on.Files: I have found the files nice to work with, very similar to my experience with the Z9 raw files.Overall a great experience so far. This camera is a great companion to my Z9, they share similar DNA, but each has its own advantages (I look forward to using the Z6III for more street photography).
I researched cameras till I couldn't anymore. The part that gets me is the cost. A price tag of $5000.00 is not out of the realm of possibilities for a decent camera. I wanted a hybrid camera with great photo and video quality. I bounced between the SONY Alphas and the Nikon Z series. As my research continued, I narrowed my results to the Nikon D6III and the Sony Alpha A7 IV. The most compelling part of my research was the fact I could still use my old F-lenses with the Nikon FTZii adaptor. The more YouTube videos I watched about both cameras my choice became clear. Nikon for the WIN! I'm able to use my old F lenses I've spent $1000s on. I was skeptical about an adaptor. However, let me tell you. Nikon doesn't let you down! The autofocus works with my old lenses. ... MoreI researched cameras till I couldn't anymore. The part that gets me is the cost. A price tag of $5000.00 is not out of the realm of possibilities for a decent camera. I wanted a hybrid camera with great photo and video quality. I bounced between the SONY Alphas and the Nikon Z series. As my research continued, I narrowed my results to the Nikon D6III and the Sony Alpha A7 IV. The most compelling part of my research was the fact I could still use my old F-lenses with the Nikon FTZii adaptor. The more YouTube videos I watched about both cameras my choice became clear. Nikon for the WIN! I'm able to use my old F lenses I've spent $1000s on. I was skeptical about an adaptor. However, let me tell you. Nikon doesn't let you down! The autofocus works with my old lenses. The electronic stabilization works! And with my VR 70-300mm lens, even the lens VR mode works! The video quality is amazing! The photo quality is absolutely 100% professional! If you are a novice or an expert photographer, the Nikon D6iii is most certainly a high contender. Nikon reduced the cost with a partially stacked sensor to reduce the cost. However, this camera has capabilities that exceed the Z7, Z8, and Z9 for this price point! I'll probably never use all the features of this camera, like the RAW video and N-log. But it's ALL there if you need it and have a nice editing computer and software like Davinci. It will most certainly cost a whole lot more money with software and CFespress cards to get cinema quality from this camera. However, it has that capality if you need a camera to grow with you.
I still have Nikon FE film camera, and used to have the old D90, D600, and D610. I now use my D750 and D850 a lot. However, focusing with the D850 in the dark of the venues where I have press passes was becoming more and more frustrating. I was having to shoot WAY TOO MANY shots in order to get the keepers in that low light. For that reason, and also to get something lighter and smaller, I bought the Z6 iii.I am finding that learning to use a mirrorless with all the focus options and hundreds or potential settings can be daunting. I have spent many hours watching excellent YouTube videos and finally have the U1, U2, and U3 set up to do Manual, Aperture priority, and Shutter priority respectively. I am also getting very sharp images (as measured by the clarity of ... MoreI still have Nikon FE film camera, and used to have the old D90, D600, and D610. I now use my D750 and D850 a lot. However, focusing with the D850 in the dark of the venues where I have press passes was becoming more and more frustrating. I was having to shoot WAY TOO MANY shots in order to get the keepers in that low light. For that reason, and also to get something lighter and smaller, I bought the Z6 iii.I am finding that learning to use a mirrorless with all the focus options and hundreds or potential settings can be daunting. I have spent many hours watching excellent YouTube videos and finally have the U1, U2, and U3 set up to do Manual, Aperture priority, and Shutter priority respectively. I am also getting very sharp images (as measured by the clarity of the eyes). I am not happy about the exposed sensor and the constant need to clean it. (I change lenses a lot). I am on the fence about 24 MP sensor and I do see some noise in the dark areas, that is more than my DSLR. The Z8 has an image sensor shield and a much higher resolution at 45 MP.However - I am getting very good images now, and I enjoy that it is lighter, and my skill is increasing.Overall, I am happy about my purchase and will consider a Z8 down the road.
I purchased this as an upgrade from the original Z6. While a lot feels familiar, the differences are key, primarily AF and shooting options. AF is now on par with the Z8/9 and ZF, which is to say, great. I don’t feel like I’m fighting the camera trying to shoot moving subjects. I’ve taken it out and shot an air show, dogs at the dog park, birds at the park, and so on. The new stacked sensor allows for some ridiculous frame rates, 14fps mechanical shutter, 20/30/60/120fps electronic shutter. The higher fps rates are either full res jpeg (30, 60fps) or cropped jpeg (120fps). In those settings you also get pre-release capture which can be set from .3-1 full second. It’s great for shooting birds, or anything fast moving where you don’t want to miss a shot. Just remember ... MoreI purchased this as an upgrade from the original Z6. While a lot feels familiar, the differences are key, primarily AF and shooting options. AF is now on par with the Z8/9 and ZF, which is to say, great. I don’t feel like I’m fighting the camera trying to shoot moving subjects. I’ve taken it out and shot an air show, dogs at the dog park, birds at the park, and so on. The new stacked sensor allows for some ridiculous frame rates, 14fps mechanical shutter, 20/30/60/120fps electronic shutter. The higher fps rates are either full res jpeg (30, 60fps) or cropped jpeg (120fps). In those settings you also get pre-release capture which can be set from .3-1 full second. It’s great for shooting birds, or anything fast moving where you don’t want to miss a shot. Just remember you’ll take A LOT of shots in those modes, so have your memory cards ready.Battery life is excellent, I was able to shoot over 5k photos at the air show I went to on one battery. The body is somewhat thicker and a tiny bit taller than the OG Z6, it feels like a slightly shorter Z8. That change was welcome but unexpected. Ergonomics was the biggest reason I went Z6iii over the ZF. I actually bought one of those and returned it because I wasn’t a fan of the ergos. Z6iii is perfect. Well, almost, I hate the flippy screen. I knows it’s a personal preference, but I’m not a fan. I would’ve preferred either the original screen or the one on the Z8/9. It is what it is though.Overall, I love this upgrade and have zero regrets over my purchase.
Upgrading to mirrorless. Been waiting for awhile, having been shooting with a D750 for some years. Was going to wait just a little bit longer, but this bundle, with the additions of a free FTZ adapter and a larger SD card was good enough to not pass up. FTZ means I can use my older F mount lenses. The Z63 is a good small camera. It's going to take a little while to learn everything it has to offer, especially in the auto focus area, but I like the fact that so far, I haven't been able to force the buffer to slow up my shooting bursts as the gymnastics meets I shoot. Wish it has a larger sensor, but it was a trade-off. Low light v. larger sensor. Went with the low light. Can always get better resolution in post processing. With the addition of the z24-120 S lens, I ... MoreUpgrading to mirrorless. Been waiting for awhile, having been shooting with a D750 for some years. Was going to wait just a little bit longer, but this bundle, with the additions of a free FTZ adapter and a larger SD card was good enough to not pass up. FTZ means I can use my older F mount lenses. The Z63 is a good small camera. It's going to take a little while to learn everything it has to offer, especially in the auto focus area, but I like the fact that so far, I haven't been able to force the buffer to slow up my shooting bursts as the gymnastics meets I shoot. Wish it has a larger sensor, but it was a trade-off. Low light v. larger sensor. Went with the low light. Can always get better resolution in post processing. With the addition of the z24-120 S lens, I have the equivalent system I had in DSLR for walk around, and it's even lighter. Looking forward to continue the learning process. BTW, didn't need it, but the small ThinkTank retrospective 7 was also a nice feature of the bundle. Only complaint, price of the camera dropped $200 after I purchased, but I guess the free FTZ makes up for that.
I'm a real estate photographer/videographer and I purchased this camera for its upgraded video and autofocus performance over the Z6 II. Boy does it deliver! After a couple of weeks of use, I am amazed at the level of camera you get for the price. The video quality and full time AF performance blow the Z6 II out of the water, even in low light. I am also a hobbyist wildlife photographer, and this camera is outstanding in that arena! The subject detection is unlike anything I have used before, and makes birds in flight much easier! The burst rate/buffer are also out of this world, and the new electronic viewfinder is bright and beautiful.There are only two things so far that take some getting used to, coming from a Z6 II. First, the virtual horizon changed, and is ... MoreI'm a real estate photographer/videographer and I purchased this camera for its upgraded video and autofocus performance over the Z6 II. Boy does it deliver! After a couple of weeks of use, I am amazed at the level of camera you get for the price. The video quality and full time AF performance blow the Z6 II out of the water, even in low light. I am also a hobbyist wildlife photographer, and this camera is outstanding in that arena! The subject detection is unlike anything I have used before, and makes birds in flight much easier! The burst rate/buffer are also out of this world, and the new electronic viewfinder is bright and beautiful.There are only two things so far that take some getting used to, coming from a Z6 II. First, the virtual horizon changed, and is not as good as the one in the Z6 II. Second, the strap attachment on the grip side dangles in such a way that it often blocks the memory card door from fully opening. These are just a couple of small things that certainly don't do much to hinder an otherwise fantastic camera body.I have a lot more testing to do, but overall I highly recommend this camera!
| Megapixels | 24.6MP |
| Sensor Size | 36 x 24mm |
| Image Stabilisation | Sensor Shift |
| Lens Mount | Nikon Z |
| LCD Size | 3.2" |
