Nikon Z6III FX-format Mirrorless Camera Body

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Produto chegou rápido, bem embalado, na caixa original em perfeitas condições de uso.

Hace un par de años cuando cambie a mirrorless, estaba a punto de pasarme a Sony, sin embargo la Nikon Zf hizo que me quedará en casa; me enamoré de esa cámara y a día de hoy es mi favorita. Pero, empecé a tener requerimientos más específicos para video, y quería una cámara que no sacrificara la fotografía. Pues nuevamente estoy muy contento de quedarme en casa con la Z6iii, una pequeña bestia por donde se mire. El video de esta cámara junto con el enfoque es una maravilla, y que decir de la foto. Es la cámara mas equilibrada que he tenido, simplemente lo hace todo. Si bien acaban de anunciar la Sony A7v y la Canon R6iii esta Nikon por el precio no tiene absolutamente nada que envidiarle a sus competidoras: *Gran enfoque automático. * Ergonomia perfecta. * Calidad de video y formatos de sobra. *Velocidad de lectura y ráfaga con ese sensor semi apilado. *Buena resistencia a altas temperaturas. * Sellada. *Un visor espectacular. *Un excelente estabilizador. *Buena batería. NIKON definitivamente ha regresaso a la calidad que la mantuvo muchos años en lo más alto de las reflex. Mas que contento con esta cámara y el ecosistema en general. IG @mosqua_fotografia

5 stars in advance because I really like this camera and the photos I get from it. But I'm still not sure I completely understand this thing :) I came from an old Canon APS-C DSLR, so the difference is huge. When I set everything correctly, catch the focus and don't screw up the exposure, the results are just beautiful. Sometimes I take a photo, look at it and think: yep, this is exactly why I bought a full-frame camera. The colors are also much nicer than I expected from Nikon. It is FAST too. For events, people, cats, street photography, basically anything moving – this is a completely different world compared to my old camera. But wow, Nikon does not make it easy. The menu is insane. There are so many autofocus modes, settings and combinations that after several weeks I still sometimes forget what I changed, use the wrong mode, and then wonder why the focus is doing something completely different from what I expected. Auto mode is especially weird. Honestly, my phone is more reliable in full auto. With the Nikon, if I actually tell it what I want, the result can be fantastic. If I just let it decide everything... good luck. And the physical controls are not much better. I really don't understand who designed the dials and button layout. The front dial inside the grip is especially annoying: it's weirdly hard to find when you actually want it, but somehow very easy to touch accidentally with your finger. The rear dial also gets bumped more often than I'd like. In general, the button placement just doesn't feel very natural to me. Maybe I'll eventually develop the muscle memory, but coming from Canon, this definitely feels like a step backward in ergonomics. I'm sure a lot of this is just me still learning the camera. There are so many options that I probably need a few months before I can really judge it properly. Connecting it to a phone is surprisingly nice once everything is set up. Bluetooth for location data and basic connection is convenient, and switching to Wi-Fi works well. But setting up all the Nikon apps, cloud stuff and synchronization? My compliments to whoever designed that maze. I still don't fully understand why Nikon needs so many different apps and utilities instead of just making one or two good ones. The first impression from the packaging wasn't great either. My box basically arrived wrapped in plastic before being forwarded to Armenia. There is a lot of empty space inside, the battery was completely dead, and of course Nikon doesn't include an actual charger anymore. So I was standing at the pickup point with my expensive new camera and couldn't even turn it on. Very Nikon experience. Also, this camera completely changed how I carry my gear. The body itself isn't crazy large, but modern full-frame lenses are tubes compared with the tiny pancake lenses I used before. I'm still experimenting with straps, clips and lens pouches. Still, after all of that, I'm very happy I went with Nikon instead of Canon this time. The Z system has a lot of really interesting lenses from Nikon, Tamron and Viltrox, and many of them are surprisingly affordable for the quality. So yes, 5 stars. Not because everything is perfect – definitely not – but because I love the photos I'm getting from it, and that's ultimately what I bought the camera for.

This camera is an impressive tool for video shooters, but it does come with a few quirks. The partially stacked sensor causes some flickering in low to medium ISO settings, particularly up to ISO 5400. Additionally, noise levels can be noticeable between ISO 3200 and 5400. However, once you reach the second native ISO at 6400, the flickering disappears, and the sensor performs incredibly well, delivering virtually zero noise. On the positive side, the battery life is phenomenal, easily outlasting most cameras in its class. The handling is top-notch, making it a joy to use, and the ability to shoot RAW internally is a huge advantage for filmmakers. Image quality, once you work within its strengths, is excellent, especially in challenging lighting conditions. Another major benefit is the versatility of the Nikon Z mount, which allows for the use of Sony E-mount lenses with an adapter. For example, I used a Voigtlander Sony FE lens, and the results were outstanding, showcasing the adaptability of this system. If you’re looking to up your video game with a compact, powerful camera that handles beautifully and delivers incredible results at higher ISOs, this is an excellent choice. Despite minor issues with flickering and mid-ISO noise, the strengths, like stellar battery life and RAW recording, make it highly recommended.

The best hybrid for the money. I’m not sure what I can say, after owning Sony A7IV and Fuji XT5, I am really happy with Z6III, shutter is fast, battery is reliable, there’s basically no rolling shutter, the only thing missing is open gate. If you are in the fence on getting a nice hybrid for less than 2K USD, this is the one.