Z6III

I now have both the z6II and z6III and love them both. I like to shoot with 2 bodies so will likely upgrade my z6II to another z6III.

The Z6III IS A HUGE IMPROVEMENT over the Z6 I bought back in 2019. I sold the Z6 and bought a Z9, which is a fabulous camera. The Z 6III will serve as a great second camera body. Love the improved AF system, and the evf.

I have completed my testing and this is a great camera and works almost as good as my Z8. I do miss the sensor shield, but you can't have everything. Focus peaking and setting up one of the buttons to allow 100% EVF view makes manual focusing a breeze.

I am very happy with my Z6iii, the only improvement that I need to work on is better use of the 3D tracking with birds. It does very well with sitting birds but birds in flight can be harder to capture unless you can pan with them. The camera is wonderful for most all subjects , at near 70 years old it has taken more time to get my settings where I need them but there is always room for improvement on my skills. I will attach some files of my favorites so far.

I’ve been a Nikon shooter since the early 1970s and have enjoyed many of the top-of-the-line models that Nikon has created. Not one has been a disappointment. Same can be said about the Z6iii. It’s light and comfortable in the hand. Comfort is extremely important when it comes to long photo shoots. And the incredible speeds…wow!As I am now in my upper 70s I’ve come to find weight to be more of a consideration than it used to be. While the Z6iii has the form of a less capable smaller model I find nothing lacking it’s abilities. And of course, the optics in the Z form I find to be amazing. And the joy of being able to use my favorite earlier lens collection is very satisfying. We’ve come a long way together Nikon. Many thanks for the wonderful memories and the Z6iii.

Very accurate and bright view finder, good autofocus, and excellent videos. Otherwise it has a complex menu and there is no folder system that organizes photos by date. Also? The manual focus is cumbersome.

Very accurate and bright view finder, good autofocus, and excellent videos. Otherwise it has a complex menu and there is no folder system that organizes photos by date. Also? The manual focus is cumbersome.

I’ve been a Nikon shooter since the early 1970s and have enjoyed many of the top-of-the-line models that Nikon has created. Not one has been a disappointment. Same can be said about the Z6iii. It’s light and comfortable in the hand. Comfort is extremely important when it comes to long photo shoots. And the incredible speeds…wow!As I am now in my upper 70s I’ve come to find weight to be more of a consideration than it used to be. While the Z6iii has the form of a less capable smaller model I find nothing lacking it’s abilities. And of course, the optics in the Z form I find to be amazing. And the joy of being able to use my favorite earlier lens collection is very satisfying. We’ve come a long way together Nikon. Many thanks for the wonderful memories and the Z6iii.

I have completed my testing and this is a great camera and works almost as good as my Z8. I do miss the sensor shield, but you can't have everything. Focus peaking and setting up one of the buttons to allow 100% EVF view makes manual focusing a breeze.