Nikon Z6

Arguably the most well considered and capable of any full-frame mirrorless camera on the market. Nikon has got the lens mount right, the quality right and, despite strong competition from Sony's well-established range and Panasonic's forthcoming S1, we think any photographer would be mad to not give the Z6 a look in.

Nikon's "mainstream" mirrorless model ticks all the right boxes – and then...

With the introduction of the mirrorless Z 6, Nikon has adopted one of the best-performing full-frame 24 MP BSI-CMOS sensors. At base ISO, it has very good color and a wide dynamic range; additionally, the sensor has outstanding dynamic range at mid-ISO...

SPECSImage sensor: 35.9 x 23.9 mm backside illumination CMOS sensor with 25.28 million photosites (24.5 megapixel effective resolution); low-pass filterImage processor:  EXPEED 6A/D processing: 12 or 14 bit (lossless compressed, compressed, or...

While not a perfect camera, the Nikon Z6's design and build along with superb image and video quality make it strongly worth your consideration.Read moreSample GallerySee how the Z6's photos look in our extensive sample gallery.Read...

When Nikon first announced that they were finally entering the Full Frame Interchangeable Lens Mirrorless camera market with the Z6 and Z7 back in August of this year, only the 45.7MP Z7 was initially available. From a business standpoint, it certainly...

Well over £1,000 cheaper than the Z7, the Z6 is the full-frame mirrorless camera to buy. Unless you need those high-resolutions for landscape photography and very large printing. The stunning new mount has opened up a load of opportunities for...

With the Z6, Nikon set out to beat Sony at its own mirrorless game. While it didn't quite succeed at that, it's still an impressive debut. The A7 III does have better autofocus performance and also edges the Z6 in image quality, especially in low-light...