In my last video, we covered a complete first-look review of the new Nikon Z6iii for wildlife and bird photography. In this video, we’ll examine how I leveraged the Z6iii in the field to help me get the shots for the review video and a ton of wildlife field techniques that apply to any camera. (This thing turned into a goldmine of field techniques for any camera!)
So, think of this as part 2 of my Nikon Z6iii review along with a TON of helpful wildlife and bird photography tips! Enjoy!
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I Steve, I watched your video with great interest and learned a lot about your comments coming with each of your impressive shots; even if I am a Z8 owner, your advice are wellcome! A question for you: I will be in Florida in April 2025 with my camper and as you mentioned at the beginning of your video Orlando wetlands where you have tested the Z6iii, is there a campground not far from this place, to be able to arrive early in the morning? Thank you again for sharing your knowledge!
Hi Steve, thanks for this video and sharing your explanations and the amazing shots you took with the z6iii. Very, very impressive. May I ask you a question? We are a wildlife photographer couple from austria and we would like to upgrade from z6ii. Because of all the wellknown reasons regarding the autofocus. Until today, it was pretty clear to buy 2 z8 and a new 180-600 and to use one old sigma 150-600 widely. But with your first look review it would be a completely new option to buy two z6iii and two 180-600 for the same price as… Read more »
The Z8 is still the superior camera, no question about it. The Z6iii is close and while I don’t mind it along as a backup / second camera (and could even shoot many things with just a Z6iii or two), if I had the choice I’d want a Z8.