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Nikon Z6 Review - Specifications

Item: Nikon Z6
Rating: 4.5
Author: Joshua Waller

Nikon Z6 Specifications

Manufacturer	Nikon
Image Sensor
	Pixels	24.5Mp (Megapixels)
	Pixels (W)	6048
	Pixels (H)	4024
	Sensor Type	Back-lit CMOS (B.S.I.)
	Sensor Size	Full-frame
	Sensor Size (width)	35.9mm
	Sensor Size (height)	23.9mm
	Aspect Ratio	3:2 16:9 1:1 4:5
LCD Monitor
	LCD Monitor	3.2in
	Screen resolution	2100K dots
	Touch Screen	Yes
Focusing
	Focusing modes	Autofocus Manual Spot Face Detection AF Tracking Multi Centre
Exposure Control
	Shutter speeds shortest	1/8000sec
	Shutter speeds longest	30sec
	Bulb mode	Yes
	Exp modes	Program Aperture-Priority Shutter-Priority Manual Program Variable
	Metering	Centre-weighted - Average Multi Pattern Spot Centre Spot
	ISO sensitivity	50 - 204800
	White balance	Auto Manual Bracket Outdoors/Daylight Cloudy Incandescent Fluorescent Shade Flash
	Exposure Comp	+/-5
Viewfinder
	Viewfinder Resolution	3.6m
Shooting Options
	Continuous shooting	12fps
Video
	Movie mode	Yes
	Video Resolution	1920x1080 FullHD 4K
	Video FPS	4K 30fps, FullHD 120fps
	Stereo Sound	Yes
	Optical Zoom with Video	Yes
Other Features
	Image Stabilisation	Yes
Interface
	HDMI	Yes
	USB	USB-C
	Wi-Fi	Yes
Storage
	Card Type	XQD
	File Type	RAW JPG RAW + JPG
Power Source
	Battery Type	EN-EL15B
	Battery Life (CIPA rating)	310shots
Box Contents
	Box Contents	No Data
Dimensions
	Weight	675g
	Width	134mm
	Height	100.5mm
	Depth	67.5mm

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Photographs taken using the Nikon Z6

Comments

Niknut Plus

9 2.2k 76

4 Dec 2018 11:36AM

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£2700??........don't think my state-pension will run to that !! Wink

Last modified by Niknut on 4 Dec 2018 11:37AM

Cynog 6 3

5 Dec 2018 10:01AM

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Did you actually test the battery life, or just rely on CIPA figures? I ask because many reviewers say they get over 1,000 shots on a single battery.

joshwa Plus

8 881

5 Dec 2018 10:47AM

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Hi Cynog, unfortunately connecting the camera to the PC via USB cable to transfer images requires the camera to be switched on, which drains the battery. After image transfer, switching the camera off lets it charge via the USB cable, so unfortunately reliable battery life was not possible during the review period. Obviously different shooting settings will result in different battery life figures, therefore using CIPA figures gives a level playing field which can be compared with other cameras.

Last modified by joshwa on 5 Dec 2018 10:48AM

ThomasT 6 2

5 Dec 2018 12:14PM

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What's the point with no fill flash.. which I use much of the time. Add a flash and it becomes a huge cam. How many amateurs are out in the desert and jungle to need the weather-proofing? Guess I'll have to settle for Lumix for my 2nd cam. The 43 sensors are now very good, Ken Rockwell says and shows us.. after testing the crazy priced Sony.. I just need to wed the Lumix to the lightweight small Voigtlander 40mm f0.95.

KennyP 6 2

5 Dec 2018 2:10PM

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the camera has only one card slot and zero ability t fit a grip with focus and shooting buttons on like normal DSLRs. I'm glad I went for the D850 because for me, until they improve the functionality of this camera-which they should have done before releasing it-I'll stick with dslrs. and I havent even mentioned Nikon users with third party lenses who have found their glass doesnt work on the new adapter. sorry Nikon. massive own goal.

wnpayton 4

5 Dec 2018 5:26PM

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I have a d500 and d7100 both have double cards and I have never needed a second card yet

lemmy 12 2.8k

5 Dec 2018 7:43PM

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Quote:I have a d500 and d7100 both have double cards and I have never needed a second card yet+
We are all different - I wouldn't buy a main camera body without twin slots.

My feeling is that far from being an own goal, the mirror-free camera is the future for Nikon (and everyone else). Once the global shutter is available, there needn't be a single moving part in a camera.