If it’s ain’t a stacked sensor, not buying it

Will it compete with S5iix ? In price also .

@pixelledus

Ай бұрын

The Nikon Z6 III will likely compete with cameras like the Sony A7S III in terms of both performance and price. While the exact comparison will depend on individual preferences and shooting needs, the Z6 III's improvements in autofocus, image quality, and video capabilities make it a strong contender in its price range. Additionally, Nikon's Z-mount lens ecosystem offers further versatility and compatibility, which may influence purchasing decisions for photographers invested in the Nikon system.

The Z6iii will be a good camera however it's 6 years late. With Nikon product cycles you have to ask yourself are you prepared to wait another 6 years for its replacement.

@pixelledus

Ай бұрын

True💀

@RickMentore

Ай бұрын

,,,,,,,,,,,,,,how frequent do you hope to buy a new camera?

@nicktaylor7680

Ай бұрын

@@RickMentore Sony upgraded the A7iii 4 years later to the a7vi in 2021. I upgraded from the z6 to the a7iv (4 years) in 2022 to take advantage of better resolution and autofocus. So I would say Nikon was about 2 years late.

There is nothing here about improving tracking…..that is better than zf. It’s the only spec that really matters….coz if Nikon can’t make a lower cost consistently great tracking there is no point in the upgrade.

@pixelledus

Ай бұрын

Absolutely, enhancing tracking performance is crucial, especially in fast-paced shooting scenarios. Nikon has prioritized this in the Z6 III with improved autofocus algorithms and expanded coverage. While comparisons with competitors like the ZF are essential, the Z6 III's advancements, including Eye-Detection and Animal-Detection autofocus, demonstrate Nikon's commitment to delivering reliable tracking for photographers.

It's not for the still photographers; I'll pass. I wish Nikon management would take a lesson from Leica and create a true still camera without video capability. Now, that would be something!