I like to carry two cameras when I go out. I have the Z9 & Z8 but they can be a little daunting to carry as I just turned 72. I don't always need the higher megapixels and enjoy having the smaller camera for taking with me when I don't have a planned shoot. Great performance and I really like the z6III.

I upgraded from the Z6ii and love the new Z6iii. There are so many options, it should satisfy near anyone. There is one criticism I have about the folders. I miss my old D70 in that respect. I could name folders with the first 5 letters of a location or whatever Ali want. I’d like to be able to rename folders instead of just a number. Otherwise, a fantastic camera.

I began my photographic journey back in the late 70's with a Nikon FE, which I still have. I explored different manufacturers such as Canon and Fujifilm as I ventured into digital as well as a Nikon D300.Once I decided to go mirrorless, I knew I wanted to stay with what I grew up with...Nikon. My biggest decision was to go with either the Z8 or Z6lll. Not really needing 45 megapixels, I went with the Z6lll.I absolutely love everything about this body with one exception...the flippy screen. Hopefully, I will get accustomed to this in time, however currently I wish they stuck with the screen utilized on the Z6ll.All in all, this body is a beast and 24 megapixels is more than enough for 90% of us.Great job Nikon!

Glad I traded up from a Z50 to Z6iii. Wanted a full frame camera and this one performs great!

I call it: my LITTLE BEAST! Love this piece of gear and art! Yes is art because deliver to me art 24 hours: from the first light of the morning to the next light of the morning. I use it for everything i love regarding photography: landscape, nightscapes and portraits. I purchased for backup for my z9 , but now both are always on my backpack everyday . Thank you so much NIKON!

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.

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.