Z6III

Beautiful camera. I purchased this camera to be a compliment to my Z9. With its autofocus capabilities, dual mode shutter, amazing in-body stabilization, low light performance and excellent price point, it is an incredible camera and a great value. I have been very impressed by its low light, hand held, performance.

I purchased the Z6III as a travel camera and a backup for my Z9. Basically I’m pleased with the camera but on a recent trip to France the monitor went black after a few days and I had to look through the viewfinder to adjust the menu or review photos. That’s really a pain. I communicated with Nikon and tried their dugout could solve it and ended up using my I phone the second week. Of course when I got home and turned it on to call Nikon and work out the problem it worked. Very frustrating to have an intermittent problem.

Photography has taken on a new light with the Nikon 6iii. I have had so many Nikons over my 87 years but none have impressed me like the 6 Mark 3 firmware 2.0. It is like using a camera for the first time with all its new features and abilities.To start to describe them is difficult as I don't know where to start. But stabilization is a good one. When putting a S series lens on this camera I can't get over how great these photos are.

An incredible camera. Don’t know where to begin to sing its praises so let’s begin with its handling, its gorgeous screen and viewfinder, its precise focusing, its low light capabilities, its stabilization- which allows you to handhold at very low shutter speeds. It could use a couple more pixels but frankly, I haven’t found any loss in resolution the way it is. It’s really a gorgeous camera.

This camera is amazing…. The AF is on target and 3D tracking reminds me of my old D500 when shooting moving objects. The video portion of this camera is effortless with so many recording options. The only thing I wish the camera had is recording to an SSD. The Video files are so large when shooting in pro res and N-Log. Nikon please, if it’s possible add this in a firmware update.

I primarily shoot sports, so I normally pair the Z6III with my AF-S Nikkor 400MM 2.8. My backup bodies are the D750 and Z50 with my Z6II being my main body until I got the Z6III. Trust me when I say upgrading was the best thing I did! The EVF of the Z6III is silky smooth and the AF is super sticky and quick especially when shooting at poorly lit fields. My Z6II would hunt at times to focus but the Z6III easily locks on and stays focused, I'd say I missed maybe 1/10 shots with the Z6III which is really impressive. I don't regret upgrading.

​I made the leap from the Canon ecosystem to Nikon specifically for the Z6III, and I'm completely blown away. From the moment I picked it up, the camera's performance was outstanding, but the subsequent firmware updates have been game-changing, it truly feels like a vastly improved machine. The speed and quality of features on this body are so top-tier that it makes me question why anyone would look elsewhere. I'm so impressed, I actually want to buy more bodies like the zf and z50ii on the future the z8 or what ever its big brother will be, just to have them on hand. I'm taking the updated Z6III to shoot the rodeo this weekend, and I'm genuinely excited to unlock its full potential.

I am loving this little camera. I have it paired with the Nikon 28-400mm zoom and it is my ultimate travel camera. Keeps the kit light and extremely versatile. It is probably much more camera than I need, but it's great.

I bought the z6 iii as a backup to my z8. With the latest firmware update the z6iii operates just like my z8. I do not feel that the slight size difference is a big deal and the lighter weight is a benefit when hand holding my 600 6.3 lens. I could not be happier with this purchase as it serves as a perfect backup or second body to the z8