Nikon D6 Boîtier Nu

Purchased the new D6 over any mirrorless cam. Best in low light conditions and fast focusing.

Everything about this is awesome. Fast focus,good weight distribution.

The body is well thought trough and lies very good in the hand, again an improvement to previous DSLRs and for my hands much better than the smaller mirrorless bodies that have ergonomics like the first digital bodies back in the early 2000s. The Sensor offers a stunning quality over the whole range from low ISO good light to terrible light situations with low light. But it especially shines in the bad light situations where it outclasses everything else. No camera I ever owned or tested ...

Best DSLR ever made for action photographers! I’m a 20 year veteran photojournalist, and I’ve shot every Nikon flagship since the F5! I’ve had D1-D6 and everything in-between such as the D700, D8xxx series, up to and including the D850! While I love the D850, the D6 is just on whole another level AF speed and accuracy wise. Plus it’s 14fps is a noticeable jump over the 7-9fps on my D850! The Nikon D6 is by far the best noise performance in any camera I’ve ever shot. This along with Nikons latest VR lenses really help me shoot in darkness. Being a photojournalist often means working in mixed or just dark lighting and the white balance and noise performance at high ISO is unbeatable on the D6! Lastly I utilize and rely on the WT-6A wireless adapter for my workflow and it’s 100% reliable and works up to 650ft range. The Z9 and Z8 lack this ability and therefor I’m sticking with D6 bodies for my work.

Like the D5, the D6 is an amazing camera. It can focus in the lowest of light and focus on a subject through thick branches where other DSLRs, even the D850, hunt and miss most of the time. It's speed, while not the fastest, is fast enough for most of us. Who needs 70 images to go through just for holding the shutter button for 5 seconds? It's fast enough. Focus and speed are exceptional, but the amazing thing is how sharp a photo you can get shooting at ISO 16000 with the D6. Yes, you need ...