Nikon Z6 III review for wildlife photography

[@graemechow88]

Thank You for putting this video and enlighten me on the low light suitation that I did not test it out . I tried and test Z6 III and Z8 for 5 days each , I shot the same bird eagle and kingfisher diving together, I found the auto focus quite the same most of time but smaller bird Z8 sometime better in certain conditions like busy background as it detect the bird eye feature.

[@delorend]

Excellent video with great examples

[@bobmorse5896]

Thank you for your analysis. I'm currently using a Z6 for general shooting, and a D500 with 200 - 500mm lens for bird attempts. I have been hesitant to hang the heavy lens on the ftz adapter, but am very tempted by the improved autofocus of the Z6III.

[@M7amadhaifa]

Because of the dynamic range issue in the z6iii, is still better than old dslr like the d610

[@androdid9249]

If I remember correctly -10EV is with a f/1.2 lens wide open, the other brands use f/2 for their measure. I saw in a table the Z6 III was -8.5 EV at f/2.

[@wild-in-focus]

Yes thanks for the information!

[@sibasishmohanty7871]

Very good explanation. ❤I used Z7ii for some of time but found huge grains in raw while taken pictures of people in normal lighting. In jpeg no noise. What is the grains in z8 as compared to z6iii.

[@WhyitJellyDonut]

JPG's just apply de-noising in camera, the noise is always there with all cameras. Using raw just lets you control the de-noising

[@ChrisWalton-m3z]

At least two of your videos refer to your free PDFs available. There does not seem to be any useable link on your videos. I have been unable to link to them, and unable to find or connect to your web-site (if there is any English site).

[@wild-in-focus]

Hello, you can find the PDF here : posenature.fr/free-ebooks/

[@sibasishmohanty7871]

Also grains if u can compared between z6ii and z6iii