Nikon Z6III Mirrorless Camera Body Only

Discover the next evolution in Nikon's mirrorless camera lineup with the Nikon Z 6III. Engineered for professionals and enthusiasts alike, this camera embodies cutting-edge technology and robust performance in a compact, versatile body. The Nikon Z 6III features a newly developed 24.5 MP partially stacked CMOS sensor, optimized for exceptional low-light performance and impressive dynamic range.

Paired with a flagship processing engine, the EXPEED 7, it delivers unparalleled image quality and processing speed. Capture stunning details with the 6K NRAW format at 6048 x 4032 resolution up to 60p and record in 6K at 30 frames per second in ProRes RAW for professional video production. Technical details: Image sensor: 24.5MP partially-stacked CMOS Processing engine: EXPEED 7 Photo file formats: JPEG, .NEF (RAW), HEIF Max video resolution: 6K/60P Internal RAW Video formats: N-RAW, ProRes RAW HQ, ProRes 422 HQ, H.265/HEVC, H.264/AVC Autofocus system: 299 point auto area AF with 3D tracking and subject detection for 9 subjects built from deep learning Continuous shooting: 120 fps (JPEG) 20 fps (RAW) Shutter type: Mechanical + Silent (electronic) mode Max shutter speed: 1/8000 sec Image stabilisation: 5-axis built-in VR with Focus Point VR up to 8 stops Viewfinder: 5360k-dot, DCI-P3 equivalent gamut, 4000-nit brightness, max 120 fps Display: 3.2in, 2100k-dot vari-angle Top Three Features of this Product Enhanced Imaging Capabilities: Benefit from the new 24.5 MP sensor that excels in low light and dynamic range, ideal for both photography and videography.

Autofocus that outperforms: Advanced autofocus inherited from the Z8 and Z9, including sophisticated multi-subject recognition, enhanced by Nikon’s Deep Learning technology. Pro-level video: The highest video resolution Nikon have ever included in a 24MP camera, backed up by a suite of powerful features. From location shooting to high-quality audio recording, all the way to the final edit–a mirrorless camera designed to meet the needs of filmmakers.