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Nikon Z6 III Will Destroy Future Canon R6 III and R5 II
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September 13, 2024
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14:40Now PlayingEven though part of me is tempted to get the Canon R5 II and R6 III could be even better; I know that Nikon will destroy them both. Nikon is the only camera company making epic wildlife primes that are affordable and light weight. Nikon Z6III with 600mm f6.3 has no competition. Canon's 600mm f11 is a child's toy. Sony has no affordable prime. Olympus 300mm f4 is slightly heavier and less Toneh. Panasonic only has a 200mm f2.8 prime. Nikon has taken it's stronghold in wildlife and there is no competition. Until the Fuji 500mm f5.6 :)
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