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Nikon
Z6 III
Nikon · Cameras
Partially-stacked full-frame powerhouse with the brightest EVF on the market and internal 6K RAW video.
4.5 90% recommend$2,499
9.0 score verified
ComparZone Score
9.0
Excellent
The best video specs in this group with internal 6K RAW and a stunning viewfinder, plus ca…
$2,499
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Price · trend
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24.5MP partially-stacked full-frame
Sensor
Image Quality
299
AF Points
Autofocus
24.5 MP
Resolution
Image Quality
6K 60p N-RAW internal
Max Video
Video
9 subject types
Subject Detection
Autofocus
Why it stands out
Best video specs here with internal
Best video specs here with internal 6K RAW
A 4000-nit EVF is a genuine
A 4000-nit EVF is a genuine highlight
Fast sensor improves bursts and rolling
Fast sensor improves bursts and rolling shutter
Great handling and weather sealing
Great handling and weather sealing
Category scores
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Performance profile
Z6 III Category avg
Decision snapshot
Best-in-class
Video
Beats avg by
+0.2 pts
Confidence
96 %
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Image Quality 96% verified
Resolution96%24.5 MP
ISO Range96%100–64,000
Dynamic Range96%14 stops
Stabilization96%8-stop IBIS
Sensor96%24.5MP partially-stacked full-frame
Autofocus 96% verified
AF Points96%299
Subject Detection96%9 subject types
Burst Rate96%20 fps
Video 96% verified
Max Video96%6K 60p N-RAW internal
Internal Color96%12-bit N-RAW / 10-bit
Build 96% verified
Card Slots96%CFexpress B + SD
Weather Sealing96%Yes
Battery (CIPA)96%390 shots
Weight96%760 g
Price trend
$2,499▼ $275
low · $2,499high · $2,782
Review sentiment
4.5OUT OF 5
9.0
Expert review score
ComparZone editorial · /10
Pros & cons
Pros
- Internal 6K 60p N-RAW video
- Brightest EVF on the market (4000 nits)
- Fast partially-stacked sensor
- Strong build and grip
Cons
- RAW video needs fast, large cards
- Slightly less dynamic range than non-stacked sensors
- Premium price
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From the community
QIs it better than the A7 IV for stills?
They are close; the A7 IV edges AF and lens selection, the Z6 III edges speed and EVF. For stills-only buyers either is excellent.
QDo I need CFexpress for everything?
Only for the highest-bitrate RAW video and fastest bursts; SD UHS-II handles stills and standard video fine.
Frequently asked
Can it record RAW internally?
Yes — it records 6K 60p N-RAW and ProRes RAW internally, a standout for video shooters who want maximum flexibility in post.
Why is the viewfinder a big deal?
At 4000 nits it is the brightest EVF available, making it far easier to compose in bright sunlight.
Is dynamic range worse than the A7 IV?
The partially-stacked sensor gives up a little base-ISO dynamic range for speed, but in real-world use the difference is small for most shooters.
