Z6III FX-format Mirrorless Camera Body

I could 100% see Nikon taking the Z7 and using it like they did the Z5II. Z5II is a photography centric Z6III Z7III would be a photography centric Z8

One thing to note: if you go from a D7200 (DX), to a Z6iii or Z8 (FX), you will lose 300mm of reach, which might be more of an effect than you're prepared to accept. As u/boncock noted, the Z50ii is a great camera, with a lot of the same features as the Z6iii and Z8. AF is the same, basically, and y

Knowing how powerful the Zf is, and with the Z6III, I was blown away by the features of the Z5II. I was certain that Nikon would limit it in some ways to create more of a gap between the 5II and the 6III. It didn’t make sense to make the gap between them so small.

It’s not a shame, a Z6III with higher MP is essentially a Z7III, which is basically a Z8. I think Nikon will release a Z8II and a Z7III after (or at the same time)

If you test in the most demanding conditions which is for me small birds in flight, obviously with various lenses: Canon is best, especially superior in low cost bodies, then comes Sony (premium bodies only A1/9iii) then Nikon (z8/9), then Lumix, and probably Leica gen 3, Fujifilm and Sigma hardly a