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.

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.

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.

The Nikon Z6III is simply one of the best camera purchased I made from Nikon. Such a great well rounded, photo & video, camera that they offer.

I love all the focus options

I shoot stills 99% of the time. The z6iii is my constant companion. I love it's noise handling at high (up to 4000) iso and ability to shoot in the dark. Small issues: i do notice the loss of dynamic range at low ISO coming from the D750 and z7ii, but a lot of my work is in low light venues, and there it shines. focus still seems to pick out the wrong person in surprising ways. That said I do/would recommend this for general photography.

I have the Z9 and Z8 so I bought the Z6111 for my Wife and she loves it because I can help her with all the settings. It's a great easy Fantastic Camera.

I am so pleasantly surprised with the Z6iii. I have the Z6ii, so I honestly wondered how different it would be and it is so amazing! Eye focus seems improved, I love the skin softening, the ability to angle my screen in more positions and the pre-capture ability. Even the colors seem even more amazing. I am so happy I made the jump to the Z6iii!

I am a nature and wildlife photographer and teacher. My "go to" gear has been the Nikon D500 paired with a Nikon prime 500mm lens. After I tore my right rotator cuff, I wanted to be able to get great images without a lot of camera/lens weight. I decided on the Nikon Z6 iii paired with the Nikon Z 28-400 mm lens. By using the Z6 iii in DX mode, I found that I had the reach and clarity needed for my wildlife work. I have found nothing to fault my decision.