
Nikon Z6III: Partially-Stacked Sensor Brings 6K RAW and a Super-Bright EVF
Official announcement republished verbatim (not rewritten or translated); source linked on this page.(Original language:English)
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Incredible autofocus. Blistering speed. 6K/60p internal RAW + 240p HD video. Our brightest, most detailed electronic viewfinder.
A mirrorless camera in a class of its own.

The Nikon Z6III just got better.
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Dazzlingly-bright , high-resolution viewfinder covering gamut equivalent to DCI-P3 .
Advanced tracking with automatic detection of nine subjects.
Continuous shooting up to 120 fps.
6K/60p Internal RAW video recording + oversampled 4K UHD.
8 stops 2 of built in image stabilization with Focus Point VR.
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Worlds first 3 partially-stacked CMOS sensor integrates high-speed data processing circuits, resulting in an approx 3.5X faster readout speed compared to the Z6II . 4
High-speed sensor unlocks super-fast continuous shooting and ultra high shutter speeds, without sacrificing viewfinder experience.
High-speed C30/C60/C120 modes also available in Pre-Release Capture.
Maximum buffer of 1000+ shots. 6
Smooth, detailed live view, with max 120 fps refresh rate.
Incredible power in a lightweight, compact form-factor . Stunning image quality, super-accurate autofocus, and the versatility of in-camera RAW recording up to 6K/60p. Plus line-in audio, professional monitoring tools and more.
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N-RAW up to 60p. ProRes RAW up to 30p.
Capture Full HD footage up to 240p for 10X slow motion output.
Line-in input and support for pro audio and XLR accessories.
Up to 2X digital zoom during HD recording, and 1.4X during 4K recording, with no loss in quality.
Compatible with the Nikon MC-N10 Remote Grip (sold separately), Atomos UltraSync BLUE and more.
EXPEED 7 processor delivers improved image quality at high ISO sensitivities, and amazing low-light autofocus detection with Starlight Mode for accurate composition in near-darkness .
ISO sensitivity range of 100-64000 , with extended range up to Hi 1.7 (equivalent to ISO 204800).
Tailored noise reduction delivers sharper, cleaner images in low-light environments.
Ultra-sensitive AF detection works down to -10EV. 9
Advanced autofocus inherited from the Z8 and Z9 , including sophisticated multi-subject recognition, enhanced by Nikons Deep Learning technology.
People, dogs, cats, birds, airplanes, cars, motorcycles, bicycles and trains.
Nail the decisive moment with confidence.
Just hold the shutter release button halfway to activate Pre-Release Capture, and the Z6III will start buffering images. JPEG files can be saved up to one second before and up to three seconds after the shutter button is fully pressed to take a photo.
Easily make skin look its best while keeping eyes and hair tack-sharp . Works for up to 3 subjects in a shot.
Use Portrait Impression Balance to take precise control over hue and brightness.
Human and animal face and eye-detection AF in Auto-area AF, 3D-tracking , Wide-area AF and Subject-tracking AF modes.
Get the look you want—create your desired color profile in NX Studio, and upload it as a Custom Picture Control directly to your Z6III .
Shoot confidently in bright conditions, and view the world in more color than ever before.
Class-leading 3 max brightness of 4000 nits gives a clear, vibrant view even in very bright conditions.
5760k-dot resolution and premium viewfinder optics sets a new standard for detail and clarity.
120 fps maximum refresh rate gives natural, lifelike motion even when shooting fast action.
Specifications
- Sensor
- 24.5MP partially-stacked CMOS · FX full-frame
- Video
- 6K/60p internal RAW
- Stabilization
- Up to 8 stops IBIS
- Burst
- JPEG 120fps / full-res RAW 20fps
- Viewfinder
- 5.76M-dot EVF · up to 4000 nits
- Official price
- Starting at US$1,999.95 (per official site)
Sources
Specs and launch info are cited from official sources; the analysis is our own original writing.
Nikon has officially released the Z6III, with specs cited from Nikon USA’s official product page. It uses a 24.5MP partially-stacked FX full-frame CMOS, records 6K/60p internal RAW, and offers up to 8 stops of in-body stabilization.
To us, this is a balanced pick for hybrid shooters: bursts up to 120fps JPEG and 20fps full-res RAW handle action, while the bright 5.76M-dot EVF rated up to 4000 nits clearly helps composing in harsh light.
The official page lists a starting price of US$1,999.95, but actual pricing and availability follow the official Nikon site and may vary by region.
Pros
- 6K/60p internal RAW video
- Up to 8 stops of in-body stabilization
- Bright 5.76M-dot EVF rated up to 4000 nits
Cons
- Partially- rather than fully-stacked; trade-offs remain for top-tier speed work
- Full-frame body sits at a higher price point
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