Nikon Z6 III - Worth The Upgrade?

Deciding if you should upgrade from the Nikon Z6 or Z6 II to the new Nikon Z6 III camera requires looking closely at the rumored features and specs of the Z6 III. You need to think about if those new features match what you need for your photography. So in this video we are gonna show you all the rumored features on the Nikon Z6 III to find out if it is Worth The Upgrade. Let's get into it.
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[@stanspb763]

All these rumors are just click magnets and cause disappointment in some when a spec or two are not as guessed. Just wait for actual data and not be disappointed with the actual performance.. Surely the Z63 will be good, all Nikon cameras released since the Z9 have been amazing with major advances but like all modern cameras, image quality is already better than the photographers or scenes. It would be very hard to tell the difference between an image taken with a D3 and a Z9, despite 12mpx vs 45. All the advances are less related to images than speed or video. Sure it is fun to have new features but if you are not winning photos contests now, you will not with a new model either. If you have spare money, getting more personalized instruction or more effective lighting or studio equipment will have more impact on image quality. I have friends who upgrade every cycle and have 0ver $50,000 in bodies and lenses over 15 years and still have no better images than 15 years ago. If they attended some workshops or got personal instruction or simply learned to get the most out of their prior cameras they would have been further ahead than replacing cameras every couple years.

[@chrislognshot]

yes if you have Z6 and want something better with autofocus and more frame rate per second