The Nikon Z6 III is a sizable update over the Z6 II, boasting a 3.5x faster sensor readout, better autofocus, brighter viewfinder, vari-angle LCD, the latest in-body image stabilization and impressive video features; the cameras share the same 24.5MP resolution, familiar build and handling. The Z6 III is pricier, but you get a lot more bang for buck.
For
- Partially stacked 24.5MP sensor
- Bright 5.76m-dot viewfinder
- Superb autofocus for action
- Outstanding video features
Against
- Pricier than Z6 II
- Resolution is just 24.5MP
Launched in October 2020, the Nikon Z6 II is a little dated now but it's still an excellent all-rounder, producing crisp 24.5MP photos and excellent image quality in low light, and offering snappy 14fps continuous shooting, and decent video performance. However, the pricier Z6 III improves on the Z6 II in every area that counts, and is an all-round quicker camera that's even better for filmmakers.
For
- Excellent all-rounder
- A cheaper option than the Z6 III
- Excellent handling
Against
- Simpler subject-detection autofocus
- Tilt touchscreen only
- Slower sensor readout than Z6 III
