Us Zf owners might riot if Flexible Colour picture control does not come to our cameras soon… It’s probably the most obvious place to start I.e. with film simulations and pairs with the camera philosophy perfectly... I already spent a few hours in NX studio to create a really nice Kodak gold 200 sim… only to realise that it can’t be uploaded to the Zf… Please Nikon, extend this feature ASAP or else there might be an uprising! 🙈

Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪

Chris, great summary on a new great camera. Congratulations. Love the improvements on the EVF. QQQ Why not pre-release capture in RAW even if at a lower fps?

I would love to have the new custom picture controls in my Z6II so I can have consistent color between my photos and videos, and between cameras when I get the Z6III. Also, I would like for the Z6III to have RAW pre release capture even if at lower frames per second. Somehow Canon's R6II does it, although it probably has some rolling shutter. With the Z6III's faster sensor, it seems like it should be possible, unless the processor can't handle it. But it seems like it should be able to at least at low frame rates. Is there a way to provide direct feedback to Nikon? I have a ton of things I'd like to say and a KZfaq comments section doesn't really seem like the right place for it.

Chris - if you get get me an answer to the question of how many milliseconds is the sensor read out of the Z6 III's partially stacked sensor? Thank you :) -PD P.s. In answer to your question, I like that the Z6 III is somewhat of a mini-Z8. That said Nikon should include the "Cycle through AF Modes" option that was introduced on the Z8 and came to the Z9 in FW - this would help to make the experience between the camera more seamless in stills. We should not have to do two steps (i.e. hold a function button and turn the command dial) when we can simply push a function button and cycle through to the AF system that we would like. In light of all that has been included in the Z6III, I am actually surprised that this was overlooked (or negated intentionally). Additionally, the Z f should have this function - it would be especially helpful on that camera given its inherent lack of functions buttons etc. Thanks for the presentation - it was informative as always! -PD

Great to see a new Z6 coming. Will there be a Z50 update as well this year?

What am I surprised at you ask. The semi stacked sensor, Nikon Cloud options & the picture control for the video & oh, 240 in 1080 FHD for slow motion!

Sounds amazing

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Thanks for the overview of the great new features. But I'm wondering about an old feature of the Z6 II. Does the Z6 III have 'focus shift shooting"? I use it a fair bit and combined with a faster capture and record it would make some of the trickier table top shoots a lot easier. I'm asking, because I've a lot of experience with manufacturers deprecating/deleting less popular features to make room for the new features.

Will there be any changes to the card slot door and the strap connectors? I have seen already a few comments regarding it stopping the door from opening

Asked in the chat - How does the high ISO noise performance compare to previous Z6s? Is there a quantifiable promise of performance, such as the Z6III offers ‘one stop’ lower noise, or some such? Asking for an astrophotographer - me! Thanks Chris!

Will the new Z6 III include the old focus shift shooting feature?

Does the Z6iii require bluetooth for remote shutter release like the Zf? I think an update with a specific bird detection autofcus option would help Nikon bring some of those DSLR holdouts over to the Z6iii. The lack of bird detection makes them think this is not an adequate wildlife camera.

If you can have no blackout when shooting continuous high, presumably by replacing the blackout with images, why not do that at lower shooting speeds? I don't always want to shoot at such high frames per second but I also don't want blackout.

Why do we need the mechanical shutter?