The Nikon Z6 is one of two full-outline mirrorless cameras presented by Nikon in August of 2018. It's fundamentally the same as its older sibling, the Z7, with the primary contrasts being the sensor (24MP versus 46MP) and the abatement in goals that joins it. The Z6 additionally has less stage recognize self-adjust focuses (273 versus 493) because of the lower-res sensor. Else, you're getting the equivalent tough body, the equivalent (generally) recognizable controls and access to a little yet soon-to-develop assortment of Z-mount focal points.

Specs aside, the Z6 is for an altogether different crowd than the Z7. The last is for those looking for ultra-high goals and would likewise be thinking about cameras like the Sony a7R III and Nikon D850. The Z6, then again, is expected to be additionally speaking to those hoping to update from crop-sensor cameras or past age full-outline DSLRs.

The Nikon Z6 will at last be contrasted with its DSLR kin, the D750 (which is jumping on in years, yet at the same time entirely fit). While the two cameras have various structures, they work likewise, with self-adjust modes and video being the most critical contrasts.

Key details: 

1. 24.5MP full-outline BSI-CMOS sensor 
2. Crossover self-adjust framework w/273 stage recognize focuses 
3. Up to 12 fps burst shooting (Raw + JPEG) 
4. 3.69M-dab OLED viewfinder 
5. 2.1M-dab tilting contact LCD 
6. OLED top plate show 
7. Single XQD card space 
8. UHD 4K catch up to 30p 
9. 10-piece 4:2:2 N-Log yield over HDMI 
10. Up to 100Mbps H.264 8-piece inner video catch 
11. SnapBridge Wi-Fi framework with Bluetooth

In the event that those specs look recognizable, this is on the grounds that they're practically indistinguishable from that of the Z7, with goals and the quantity of AF focuses being the principle contrasts. You do receive the rewards of the lower goals sensor when shooting blasts, with a top casing pace of 12 fps (versus 9) and the capacity to catch more photographs per burst. Else, you're getting a similar plan and developments found the Z6's elder sibling, which is fundamentally increasingly costly.

The Nikon Z6 is sold body-just for $1999 or with the Nikkor Z 24-70mm F4 S focal point for $2599. On the off chance that you purchase the $249 FTZ (F-to-Z mount) connector simultaneously, Nikon will thump $100 off of the cost.