Nikon Z6 III Review: Quick Look at My 5 Favorite Features!
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Today, I'm diving into the brand new Nikon Z6 III and exploring what makes it a game-changer in the world of mirrorless cameras. Join me as I share my top 5 favorite features that set this camera apart from its predecessors and the competition.
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Nice vid thanks! Subbed.
love the new camera the screen is the worst part from a photographers stand point. good for content creators who need to see themselves though which makes sense.
Its still a POTATO. Can't even record video on both card slots? Whyyyy? All cameras in this price range can. Same with z8 and z9. Same problem.
Sadly not any good for wildlife photographers, especially birds and birds in flight, so I'll pass this one ...
I do wish they would just put the bird mode on it and not wrap it into animal and auto. Hopefully they will on the Z7 III
@@willchaneyphoto They will probably add in firmware update.
pass ... not a photo camera
Curious on your thoughts? I know it’s also a great video camera. But with the improvements from the Z6 II I think it’s a great mid price point for someone wanting to get into a FX camera. My first full frame was a Z6 when it came out and I still use it as it takes incredible photos. Although the autofocus system lacks, but the Z6 III appears to have greatly improved on that aspect.
Give me this camera & I'll prove you wrong. I'll be able to do landscapes, portraits, street & a bit of wildlife with this, granted I have access to the right glass. The AF still needs to be put through it's paces as I don't trust Nikon's marketing hype machine, but I'd still make it work.