Fast technology news on June 18th, the much-anticipated Nikon Z6 III has finally been released, priced at 18,999 yuan for the body alone, and 22,999 yuan for the Nikkor Z 24-70mm f/4 S kit, which will go on sale on June 25th.

It is reported that the Nikon Z6 III is equipped with a full-frame stacked CMOS sensor with approximately 24.5 million effective pixels, which is Nikon's first full-frame mirrorless digital camera to adopt a partially stacked CMOS sensor, stacking multiple high-speed processing circuits above and below the image sensor.

This new sensor, combined with the same EXPEED7 high-speed image processor as the Z9 and Z8, achieves high-speed reading, allowing for pre-capture of up to 1 second before fully pressing the shutter release button, with a maximum speed of up to 120 frames per second, and also supports recording full-frame video of approximately 24.5 million effective pixels (higher pixel count than Z9 and Z8) at a frame rate of 60 frames per second.

Compared to previous products, the Z6 III has significantly improved continuous shooting speed and autofocus speed, increasing the chance of capturing精彩瞬间.

In terms of video shooting, the Z6 III is equally outstanding, supporting 4K@120FPS or 6K@60FPS RAW video frame rates, allowing photographers to easily capture every detail-rich dynamic image.

The Z6 III is also equipped with an EVF (Electronic Viewfinder) with a brightness of up to 4000 nits, providing a clear and bright preview image in both bright light and low light environments.

In addition, the Z6 III has "Z8-level sealing capabilities" and can operate normally in low-temperature environments of -10°C.