Nikon Z6 III + NIKKOR Z 24-70mm f/4 S

Take high quality photos and videos anywhere with the Nikon Z6 III + NIKKOR Z 24-70mm f/4 S. The included 24-70mm lens is versatile because of its zoom range. If you take your camera with you when you travel, this lens is all you need. With the powerful Nikon Z6 III, you can take photos that look professional. This camera has a semi-stacked full-frame image sensor, which ensures faster image processing. This allows you to capture RAW images at 20 photos per second, and in JPEG at 60 photos per second. You're hardly bothered by rolling shutter, which is an image error where the lines in your photo or video aren't straight. The Z6 III has an improved viewfinder with a 6-megapixel resolution and a 4000-nit brightness. As a result, you can view clear images with lots of detail. Thanks to the high 120 fps refresh rate, the photo via the viewfinder looks smooth. You can record sharp videos in 4K resolution at 120 fps. For more freedom in post-editing, you can record RAW footage in 6K resolution at 60 fps. You can also edit the colors of these videos even more precisely.

With a 24-70mm focal length, the included zoom lens is suitable for landscapes, portraits, and street photography. It has a short 30m focal distance across the entire zoom range. This also allows you to easily make close-ups of a beautiful flower or an insect, for example. Thanks to the fixed f/4 aperture, the light intensity doesn't change when you zoom in.

You can record smooth video footage and take sharp photos handheld thanks to the 5-axis image stabilization. This allows you to set the shutter speed up to 8 stops slower while photographing. Even in dark conditions, you can easily take sharp photos. Thanks to the focus point VR, the image stabilization centers around the focused subject. You won't see any motion blur around your subject this way. That's useful if you're taking portrait photos. Thanks to the 3D subject recognition, the camera adjusts the focus by itself. If you accidentally focus on the clothes, the camera adjusts the focus back to the eye of the model right away.

Once you half-press the shutter release button, the camera records footage. This function is called pre-release capture. If you press the shutter release button all the way, the camera saves the footage it recorded a second ago. This way, you won't miss a moment.