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24 Comments

  1. This video is useless. You want to see a real world review of the Nikon Z6III?? Then head over to Steve Perrys channel at Back country gallery. Steve is a real master wildlife photographer who knows several systems and offers the best reviews available. His guides are also top notch. Dont waste your time on videos like this!!

  2. Tony, the z6iii does NOT bave better AF performance than a Z8/Z9. Thats just silly.. all three cameras have the same Exspeed 7 processor, but only Z8/Z9 have a fully stacked sensor which does impact both AF speed and rolling shutter. Secondly, quite a few wildlife experts (mainly birders ) have already stated that the Z8/Z9 still have an AF aquisition advantage, plus a dedicated bird mode that is missing in fhe Z6iii. Personaly, i dont think your qualified as a wildlife/bird photographer so probably best to not misinform your audience. Dont like my comment? Dont care

  3. z6 iii seems to produce more grain noise but keeps a lot more details, please check Serge Porte's YT chanel, he made a comparison with the Z8 and say that the Z6 iii is a beast in low light … who do I have to believe ? I've already seen a comparison between different 70-200 zooms for nikon f mount on this chanel, and the results were that tamron 70-200 g2 was garbage, which is obviously probably false, considering all the positive returns about that lense . The problem here is the benchmark protocol : you should not make inference from < 30 occurrences samples, and you have to consider their point of view as one among the others, in a particular use case, but FOR SURE not as THE truth.

  4. Hello Sir. Please if it is possible can you make a full review of the Nikon FTZ Mark II adapter, on YouTube no one has a real informative review of this product. it will be interesting to see how F-mount lenses from any brand can perform on a Nikon Z mount Camera, how accurate the autofocus is how fast is it, and so on. I think it will be interesting for a lot of people because right now a lot of people are considering buying a Nikon mirrorless camera but Nikon does not offer affordable Z-mount lenses and also there are no real good alternative lenses from other brands like Sigma or Tamron. for example, you can find a lot of perfect lenses for Sony E mount like the latest Sigma24-70mm f/2.8 mark II lens. to make a long story short You know better than me that you can find a lot of good half-price lenses for E mount but not for R mount or Z mount and there are a lot of people including myself want to know if we can buy Nikon Mirrorless camera and adapt F mount lenses without any problem with FTZ adapter and be happy.

  5. horrid. what is this guy's problem with Nikon? i can't seem to understand..
    put the nikon d6 in the photons to photos.. the nikon z6iii has 2 stop better DR, and the D6 is a beast of a camera.
    wtf are we even talking about? you framed a whole discussion from a nothing burger.

  6. I went with the Z5 due to 2 regular card slots, and this video. I skipped the Z6 due to the single expensive card slot, and the Z6ii is too expensive for nothing.

  7. The test is so bias and bad, and the fact that other youtubers didn't face the same problem but only you did, its for sure that you have a problem with Nikon but this is too much. 6.3 stops wtf was even that, taking photos of photos and intentionally picking the worst images to show shows your biasness.

  8. So, I'm still using two original Z6's for weddings. I've learnt to work around the autofocus over the years, preferring back button focusing methods and custom settings. I'm intrigued by the new offerings from Nikon. Especially with the exceed 7 processors. My work, as always, is printed in albums 12" x 12" and occasionally, I'll have 24"x12" single image spread. I've always been impressed with the dynamic range recovery of the original Z6 but I do feel I'm missing out on the autofocus capabilities. However, I'm getting the impression there seems to be a trade off between autofocus speed v dynamic range with the new generation cameras.

    Therefore, without losing out on Dynamic range flexibility would I be better off with a Z6ii, Zf or Z8? I was leaning towards the Z8 but the Zf (with ergonomic grip) seems more comparable from a file size and sensor similarities.

  9. Great review, very promising camera for the price. I would like to know about the available bitrates for the h264 and h265 video formats. Could you make a video with this information and the camera's performance in low light video?

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