Basic Video Recording with the Nikon Z6III and other Z System Cameras

[@MattIrwinPhotography]

'Nothing Burger' - I love it - Great video Ray, thank you so much for sharing.

[@RaymondParkerPhoto]

Hold the cheese 🧀 Thanks Matt!

[@thehomienicked8208]

What a wonderful video, Ray. Thank you for all of your content on the z6 III. I am looking at picking one up very soon.

[@RaymondParkerPhoto]

Thanks! You'll love it.

[@kentfaithwendyzeng]

I'm really impressed with the Nikon Z6III's video capabilities! The 10-bit and RAW recording options are game-changers for quality. I appreciate how user-friendly it is, especially with the dedicated photo/movie switch. Customizing the I-menu for quick access to features like focus peaking is such a handy addition! Great review!

[@redletterdayspnw]

Raymond, you are extremely charming. I enjoy every one of your videos and I'm honored to have been mentioned in this one. Another excellent video, sir. Well done and please know you are appreciated.

[@RaymondParkerPhoto]

Thanks! My pleasure. Your previous comment came at the right time to confirm that these have been capable video cameras from the get-go.

[@Quinn4124]

Fantastic overview lesson. I will be referring back to this for a while as there’s lots of great learning information here! Thank you

[@RaymondParkerPhoto]

Glad it was a helpful resource; that's what I was aiming for.

[@bynumoil9615]

Thanks very much for your videos. I’m learning so much and am at the point where I feel confident using a flat profile for better editing. Keep these videos coming please?

[@RaymondParkerPhoto]

Great to hear! I think it's safe to say Nikon's Flat profile is highly regarded among colourists. Certainly it's a gateway drug to creative grading. 😀

[@jonclark8271]

Another great video .. next you got to tackle NLE for Nikon cameras, NLE timeline management and audio syncing. Always look forward to your videos. You give straight forward explanations.

[@RaymondParkerPhoto]

Thanks, Jon. That may be at least part of the next instalment, somewhere down the line.

[@geoffcrossers]

Thx Ray - the timing of my recent request to you for assistance with video was, it seems, spot on !! Greetings from the UK.

[@RaymondParkerPhoto]

Glad to help!

[@sunking9050]

Thank you for this video Ray. It helps kick start my video journey on my Z8 ! Very well articulated as always !

[@RaymondParkerPhoto]

Very welcome!

[@pnwmedia1550]

Fantastic series on the Z6III Ray! Quite a jump from my D780. Hey, did you record this video in H.265 10-bit SDR or something else? The color depth and separation look fantastic!

[@RaymondParkerPhoto]

thanks! Yes, H.265 10-bit SDR

[@arash7even]

Well as event photographer would like to see how Z6III performs under LED,Mix lighting and with speedlight on camera falsh.. Would like to know if it does a better job with electronic shutter speed and avoid banding etc .. comparing too Z6II ! And if they have improved on camera flash photography!

[@RaymondParkerPhoto]

This video is about video. Maybe a subject for another day.

[@stigfloberghagenphotography]

Is there an option for self timer in video mode??

[@anthonyparkinson8433]

Hi Ray, great videos thank you. Would you be able to share a video on recording to the Atamos as it seems Pre res Raw is not supported like it is with the Z6ii or Z6.

[@RaymondParkerPhoto]

Hi Anthony, TBH, since (as noted) the Z6III records ProRes Raw internally, I've never had the occasion to record to the Ninja V. I'll check when I get back to my studio (I'm away for a few days).

[@anthonyparkinson8433]

@@RaymondParkerPhoto Thanks Ray, I'm pretty sure it's not possible...At least for Pro res Raw. I use Premiere Pro so learning Da vinci is a route i don't want to go unless I have to..old dogs new tricks! Any chance you'll do a more pro based video for recording / grading / exposures etc and raw recording? That would be great and thank you..;)