The Nikon Z6III is the world's first full-frame mirrorless camera with a partially stacked CMOS sensor, which integrates high-speed data processing circuits for an approximately 3.5x faster readout speed compared to the Z6II. This high-speed sensor enables super-fast continuous shooting up to 120fps, ultra-high electronic shutter speeds, and 6K internal N-RAW video recording.
The Z6III also inherits the Z8 and Z9's advanced autofocus system with improved low-light performance down to -10 EV. Additionally, the camera features the brightest EVF in its class at 4,000 nits. The Z6III's in-body image stabilization provides up to 8 stops of shake reduction for rock-steady handheld shooting.
