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It’s like looking at old National Geographic pictures,beautiful lens.

As birding is no fun with my Z5 autofocus, Z6iii will be my new cam

I really miss a shield to avoid dust on the sensor

nee-kong not nai-kon.... will appreciate you not BUTCHERING the Nikon name

The feature set is compelling, but I would like to hear a more in-depth discussion on image quality. How does it handle natural and artificial light? Is the flash sync with the electronic shutter at 1/60 usable? How are the skin tones in different lighting scenarios? How do they compare to the Nikon Z6 Mark I and II, Leica SL, Canon, and other models? Additionally, what is the speed and fluidity like when connecting to the phone app?

240 fps 1080p is in FX

This was great, very interesting, looking forward to seeing more about your new project

Its cool sir

If it had a flip-up screen, it would be perfect.

It’s really great to see Nikon is properly back.

That's one beautiful thumbnail

If the Z 50 is the only camera that you had, would you use it to do paid work, is it good enough?

You have the very best review of the Nikon z6 iii because you are truly one the best in your field. Bravo ! With HUGE graitude 🫶🤗🤗🙏

The camera does not have a curtain to protect the sensor from dust, right?

You brought up your presets in this video, which are still my favorite Lightroom presets, and really the only ones that I use with any regularity. I just wanted to suggest that you create a package of color grading presets. I recently came across Mark Dumbleton's Lightroom presets, and he has a free black and white Lightroom preset package, which includes seven color grading presets. He intended the presets to be used to shape the black and white image, but I have been really happy with the subtle changes they make to my Nikon D850 color images. The changes are very subtle (which is a rarity with Lightroom presets), and they don't make the image look at all unrealistic (which, again, to me, is a positive thing, and a welcome reprieve), but they can completely transform the mood of the image (and help it to pop). Less important, but something I took note of, they almost have the ability to make Nikon images look like Sony images, etc. Color grading is a very important step in the photo editing process, and having a preset package of maybe 12-20 subtle, but effective color grading Lightroom presets that are put together by an academically minded photographer such as yourself would help photographers who are comfortable making exposure adjustments, but less comfortable with color grading their shadows, midtones, and highlights, etc. Best wishes.

Looks very close to B&W prints from the dark room on real fiber based paper. It's nice that digital can be printed that way now

at 2:30 you show bird detection. Is this from a Z8 or 9 since I dont think the 6iii has that? It's under Animal.

The sloppy boarder really spoils it. Tone that down please.

It's al good if your buying with USD otherwise its too expensive .

That looks fantastic! I have never heard of this process but I can see how you would get hooked on this finish. The one image you showed of the ballet dancers was absolutely stunning 👌

Very cool

Is this Tyler Shields’ printer as well?

Yeah, the platinum/palladium might last "forever" - the paper it was put on won't. It might not even last a 100 years if not stored properly.

Unfortunately the price is SIGNIFICANTLY higher , 3000 Euro in Germany - that is a lot of money in my opinion ! ( one could buy 3 used Nikon Z6II, or 1 used Z7II and some nice lenses ! for that money !!! )

Why the scarf in Arizona?

what is this, an ad?

waiting for the z8 ii

When you do reviews of Hasselblad and phase one, who is your target audience. The price of these things and lenses for these is roughly equivalent to what I paid for my first home. So, I can't imagine that among your 841K subscribers there are many who cane afford these things. Don't get me wrong I would love to have one as they are great cameras. However, from youtube I would rather hear about the 'art of photography' than review of gear for the 10%. Oh well! I guess that is where the money on youtube is: equipment reviews. Watch statistics seem to indicate this. I suspect it is because so many people believe expensive equipment will make them better photographers so they achieve the "art of photography"

You should try carbon printing too!

It can't back up video. I moved to Sony for this reason. Also with the biggest lens mount why is it's stabilisation still behind Panasonic.

First step is bring a bunch of cash. This is not a cheap process.

This is exciting. I have some project images ready to bring to life on the wall.

Wonderful. Thank you!

All I can hear is twelve minutes of Mr Krabs saying "money money money money" Great video in all seriousness!

only one missing feature.... being able to record until the SD card is full

I absolutely love the print Matt made for me! Hi Matt, thanks again ✌

Interesting and interested, but for the average person, the price is prohibitive. Many of us still need to buy food, gas, housing, etc.

josh bought the bundle. thank you very much

°I'm a property owner in London° bruh at least don't say it out loud. Leech alert.

I'm pretty sure I seen that vid with Dave & the print shop visit. I just assumed it was out in Jackson Hole WY. Silly me. Beautiful work!

Very interesting Ted , can i mak a rquest can you release your film simulation packs for luminar neo they would be a hit.

Oh, I can’t wait to see and learn more about what’s coming next. Freakin’ AWESOME print.

His willingness to teach and have photographers part of the hands on process is the best part

Wonderful print Ted 😁👍

Stupids, but MANY!!!! by Radu Florea I want to talk about a trend in the world of photography that is slowly moving towards the consumption of things made without science, without having a starting point, only for the category of "wanna be" otherwise called Hipsters. A category is only defined by cool, trendy. This can also be seen in the photo industry. Lumix released a mess called the S9 and now Pentax made a downright idiotic move. Under the code name PENTAX 17. A revival of film photography, but as you expected, the Hipsters are reviving this niche. Because it's COOL. Because it makes him feel like a 14th grade Peter McKinnon. A film camera, NEW!!! Now designed, now released on a 17mm film (so that the hipsters have 72 frames to shoot because they still need too much to think of a frame and then the producer comes to help them with some extra frames on roll of film). And again, just like Lumix makes the same mistake that denotes the desire for "wanna be" as the target audience. I mean MANY. No external flash, only with a flash toy with synchronization at 1/125, without manual focus, because you cannot remove the lens, limiting yourself to a generalist focus zone, without FULL MANUAL mode !!!! That is, an ocasionally and vacations camera with the children at the beach made by an amateur, unapproved, without too many claims. I MEAN = Hipsters who want to be cool. In my opinion, it defeats the purpose because working on film requires experience, otherwise you spoil many rolls of film which, by the way, is expensive to work on. If you still want to revive the retro idea, do it correctly, with all the necessary technical aspects, 35mm film, full manual, full focus, flash sync at 1000sec. We become cool without being cool. We want to appear without being, we want to appear without having a solid base. And that's what I mean in everything.

question image detail comparison to Z8 both images in fx

$2600 so not cheap when compared to the Z8 which is on summer sale

yeah but DX crop on a z6iii 24mp takes you to 10mp compared to the z8 in DX 19mp and if you want to make big prints the 19mp will result in better results on paper

theres no dedicated bird ID on the z6iii

The z6iii is outstanding when compared to the z6ii overall and yes it has better buffer than the Z9 but does the new 24mp sensor capture more detail than the z6ii as the z8 is a lear winner over the z6ii in capturing detail for large fine art prints.