Z6III

The Z6lll is a significant upgrade from the Z6ll with the upgraded sensor which allows for low light photography and accurate focusing. It compliments my Z8 nicely and serves as a second camera so I do not have to change lenses during a shoot. The best part though, is Nikon’s trade in program. I received a nice trade in value for my Z6ll in order to upgrade a purchase a new Z6lll. Financing program was excellent too. Could not be happier. Thank you Nikon

I purchased the Nikon Z6 III to complement my Nikon Z9 and Z8 cameras. It's turing out to be great addition.

I bought a Z7ii last year prior to a 2 month trip down under. While that is a terrific landscape camera, it was less impressive for wildlife and other subjects in motion. So I just picked up the Z6iii with the 28-400 lens. What a great combination! Even coming from the very similar Z7ii, there is still a lot to learn. I am on a pretty steady learning curve, but the results so far have more than met my expectations. The autofocus and subject tracking is light years ahead and the subtle changes in control layout are noticeable improvements. When I made the purchase I thought that I could always return it if I didn’t like it. But the Z6iii is definitely a keeper.

I finally replaced my Z6 with the new Z6iii. While very familiar in hand, this model really excels at acquiring moving birds and keeping them locked in focus. Over the years I've prioritized getting great Nikon glass over new camera upgrades. This latest Z makes the term "low light" more difficult to define since it works in near darkness - handheld. The next version of this camera needs to have a tilt screen function either in addition to or replacing the flip out screen. This isn't a blogging camera. Nikon should also relocate the camera strap attachment point so it doesn't interfere with the memory card door. Still giving it 5 stars since we are all still evolving. I considered the Z8 but it's bigger than I like since I usually travel with my camera everywhere. I also don't need the extra megapixels and the trade offs that come with it (storage, low light limits, noise).

I am an enthusiastic amateur mostly wildlife photographer and wanted to upgrade my Nikon D 7500. I first got Z50 kit and wanted to explorer mirrorless camera in a budget. I was happy with my D 7500 but had some technical issue and sent to repair. While waiting and using my other cameras, Nikon sale was going on so I couldn't resist and got Z6 III. I am still learning not mastered yet but so far love the quiet shooting and quick response from my camera. Its amazing speed and work very well in low light. I paired it with my Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 200-500mm lens and it works great. This is my first full frame camera. Pictures are sharp. This is a big upgrade for me and love it!

It works as advertised but has no soul. Its clinical and uninspired but that's perfect for a tool. I dont find myself wanting to grab this camera to go with me. For some work I do, thats all I need. I don't like the flippy screen and really wished the sensor was higher resolution but its ok enough. I rather have the ZF but the Z6III had enough upgrades that the ZF felt like even worse of a downgrade from the Z7 II I already had.

This a fantastic low light camera. The ability to focus in low light is why I bought this camera and it delivers. The enhanced IBIS pairs so well with the 24-120 F4 in so many situations. With many of the new smaller primes, it is so easy to hold.

The Z6III is fabulous. That's the bottom line. My son has a Z8 and is a professional... While the Z6III isn't a Z8, he's also quite impressed with it. Let's see. The picture quality is outstanding as is the autofocus. Size and weight is better for me than the Z8 and obviously the Z9. I just like how the Z6III feels to carry and shoot.There's really nothing I don't like about it. It'll be a while, if ever, until I reach the limits of its capabilities.

This is a big upgrade from the Z6ii. I particularly like enhanced networking with Nikon Imaging Cloud. It provides full resolution uploads to my Google Photos and also supports updating the camera firmware. So far the pictures I've taken are really sharp. The YouTube videos on the new features of the camera are very helpful. So far it's a great camera and I'm looking forward to taking a lot of great pics with it.