Reviews written by Giacomo Simonini

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Nikon Z6 III

Pros: Viewfinder, minimal blackout, AF, file weight and know-how inherited from the big sisters Z8 and Z9 (from firmware 2.00).

Cons: Not received.

Opinion: My opinion is based on experience of use in the field of nature photography, both stalking and wandering. I have used d80, d90, d3s, d500, d750, z6 and z6ii. The jump from the z6ii is big. I used Z6ii in reflex mode, that is, I set the single point with dynamic area, I looked for the subject (often first with the manual focus ring)... so after a few tests I never used the subject detection again (n.b. for the human face it worked well I don't know for pets) With Z6III the subject tranking has become really usable and with the firmware 2.00 and the Bird detection it has further improved. The percentage of af locking with non-homogeneous backgrounds has also improved a lot. Even in terms of functionality there are so many (auto capture - focus limit - pre-shooting - pixel shift ....) For the video sector, here too the options offered are really many. Well, now we just have to make the most of it to bring home many beautiful images!

sent on October 18, 2025