Nikon Z6 III Mirrorless Camera

The Nikon Z6III is excellent for sports and wildlife photography. It offers remarkably quick burst shooting options, including blazing-fast electronic burst rates and quick mechanical burst rates, and its partially stacked sensor reduces rolling shutter artifacts when using the electronic shutter.

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  Remarkably well-built., Fantastic ergonomics., Fast burst shooting in both mechanical and electronic shutter modes., Minimal rolling shutter effect., IBIS.

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  CIPA-rated battery life isn't the longest.

Other than its sluggish AF performance in dim lighting conditions, the Nikon Z6III ticks almost all the boxes for a mid-range full-frame mirrorless camera with its multitude of features, great build, swift operation, superb handling and excellent image quality.

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  Superb value for money, Excellent stills and videos, Great build quality, Large image buffer, Rotatable touchscreen display, High-resolution EVF

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  Sluggish AF in dim lighting conditions

There’s an awful lot to like about the Nikon Z6 III. If you like to shoot action, sports, wildlife - anything that moves - the new autofocusing and fast frame rate courtesy of that partially stacked sensor is really quite special.

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  Excellent autofocus, Great handling, Particularly fast frame rates, Impressive video specs, New MP4 Lite file format is smaller and quicker to process

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  No improvement in resolution, Somewhat expensive, Battery charger not supplied

Nikon's best autofocus comes to a mainstream camera

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  Stabilized full-frame sensor, 3D Tracking focus at 20fps Raw, Magnesium chassis with weather protection, Large, extra bright viewfinder, Up to 6K60 Raw and ProRes video

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  Mediocre battery life, Less dynamic range than peers

High iso shooting....fast af with 3d tracking...Robusto build...beatiful evf...fast startup times...nice articulating screen...and on and on ! Nkon hit this one out of the park!

Missing a sensor shield like my Z8 and Z9. Bought it for the low light capability and not used it enough to judge that. Solid, compact, great camera!

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  Compact, Durable, Easy to Use, Great Picture Quality, Lightweight

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  No sensor guard as with Z8/Z9. Mechanical shu

I traded up from Z6ii, which I was happy with - but the Z6iii is a notably better camera, superb autofocus, processing speed. & 1st class video. Wex was excellent, helpful & I'd recommend them. also

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  Good Video Quality, Great Picture Quality

Bought the Z6iii as an upgrade to the Z6ii. AF is very fast and accurate feels as good as my z9. I mainly shoot Equestrian sports so one of the biggest pluses for me aside from the AF is the almost instant wake from standby which was so poor on the Z6ii. No more missed opportunities.

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  Fast Autofocus, Great Picture Quality, Lightweight

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  Small Grip

First, this is not a technical review. It's simply my real world experience on the first couple of outings with shelter dogs and the Z6iii. Two things -- autofocus and ergonomics -- matter to me, at least for the moment. I imagine that I will delve deeper into action shots and video at a later date.

I got the camera for a week now and I am impressed on how the camera performs. Autofocus with my 300PF and 500PF are even in AFC now dead on like on the Z6ii. Gone the days where you would miss a shot due to the camera AF. Sits well im my hands.