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  "Sony A7III vs Nikon Z6 Bottom Line
  
  Reasons To Buy The A7III
  
  Lenses – Sony has so many lenses to choose from even third-party lenses with autofocus capabilities. You can see what’s out there with my massive list of every Sony E Lens.
  Not a lot of them are great, but there are a ton of options at different prices. If you want micro-contrast you have native mount Voigtlander and Zeiss lenses or even some Korean and Chinese lenses with autofocus, if you don’t believe micro-contrast is a real thing, you have Sigma lenses, and you can get it all today.
  Smaller Body – Some people don’t like the smaller body, some love it. What I love about the smaller body is it allows you to add a vertical grip and the camera is still fairly compact.

  Dual Card Slots – As long as you buy good memory cards for the A7III from a trusted source, you won’t have issues with counterfeit cards and you’ll likely never have a corrupted card. However, if you’re shooting high profile work or you are a travel photographer and you’re not good about clearing off your cards for backing up, a second card is a nice feature. I personally never use it except for overflow.

  Vertical Grip – People make a big deal that the Nikon has no vertical grip, but honestly I’ve never once, ever, ever, or even EVER seen anyone shooting with a Sony with a vertical grip, never! I’m pretty sure I’m the only person that bought one.
  

  Reasons To Buy The Z6
  
  Build & Features – The Z6 without a doubt has a significantly better build, UI, and features. It’s just a better camera. It feels like it’s at least 5 years ahead of anything Sony has. Actually, probably more because Canon and Nikon implemented full touch interfaces in 2012-2013. So the Nikon Z6 is at least 6 years ahead of Sony with the actual physical camera hardware and UI implementation. The screen is more than twice as good, the EVF is better the IBIS is better, the build is better, the controls are better, even the mount is better. Not by a little, by a lot.

  Nikon Glass – Sony works with a lot of different companies for their lenses, from Cosina with for some of the ZM lenses and Tamron for their Batis lenses, I once even heard a rumor that Canon plays a roll in the design their GM lenses which are top tier awesome (just a rumor, but an inside source a long time ago, grain of salt). However, Nikon glass has a uniqueness to it that only they are known for and when designing their new system, they planned everything around that Z mount rather than Jerry-rigging an old APS-C mount to make it work for full-frame as Sony did.
  Because of the massive Z mount, you get very unique lenses like the 14-30mm f4 that also takes front screw-on filters and the amazing 50mm f.095 Noct lens.
  The Nikon f1.8 lenses are the best f1.8 lenses ever made when looking at across the chart features and specs and their current line up of zoom lenses are all very good.
  Eventually, all those third-party lenses Sony has will come to Nikon. It’s already started as you can see by looking at my massive list of every Nikon Z Lens.

  Better Mount – The Nikon Z mount does lend itself to more interesting designs. We’ve already seen it with the 14-30mm f4 and we’ll likely continue to see even more designs we’ve never seen before going forward.
  Because the Nikon mount is so big, you can even adapt Sony lenses to it with the Techart Sony E to Nikon Z mount. While autofocus is not perfect with this adapter, it gives you access to all those manual focus Sony lenses.

  F-Mount Lenses: A lot of people forget that Nikon has decades of F mount lenses that are available to purchase. There is a stigma against doing this since people think DSLR lenses are inferior. However, most of the third-party lenses for Sony today are still DSLR designs with extensions tubes built-in. Sigma and Samyang finally just started released real mirrorless designs just this year.

  Better IBIS – The Nikon IBIS (in-body image stabilization) is significantly and noticeably better. I tried an A7rII with the IS Batis 85mm next to the Nikon Z6 with the unstabilized 85mm, and the Nikon was still significantly better.
  
  Nikon Z6 vs A7III Comparable Features / Differences
  
  Autofocus: I just can’t give Sony the win on autofocus. Because of the speed at which you can change around your settings on the Nikon, and the acquisition time and speed of those Z lenses, I find it’s a more advanced machine that I can command to do exactly what I need faster and more precise than the Sony.
  If you want Jesus to take the wheel, the Sony A7III is a little more accurate with eye AF and I like the way the tracking works with it. However, if there are groups of people, eye and face af is useless.
  Sony is also a little better in low light, but with real-world use, the Nikon is still amazing and I regularly use it for my night street photographywithout any real issues.
  You also need to be very careful about which lenses you buy. The Nikon Z6 with the Z 50mm f1.8 will obliterate the Sony A7III with the Sony 50mm f1.8 in every situation.
  If you buy the A7III thinking you have world-class autofocus then buy cheap lenses, the Z6 with any of the sub $1000 dollar f1.8 lenses will run circles around you in every situation.

  Color Science: I like the look of Sony when I’m shooting people, kids family, but I like the way the Nikon renders when shooting the natural world. When shooting Japan street photography at night, I find I have to noodle AWB a little more on the Nikon than on the Sony.

  Video: Although Nikon has a higher bitrate 4k at 144Mbps and RAW hdmi out is eventually going to come out with a firmware upgrade (it probably never will), I can’t give them the win because they don’t have an internal F-log and they don’t have RAW right now. But maybe the Nikon Flat look is good enough for most people. So video features would have to come down to your needs.

  XQD / CFexpress vs UHS-II / UHS-I – UHS-II cards are the same price as XQD unless you buy cheap sd cards. But if you are a member of that church of dual memory card slots, then you have to buy two cards and the second slot is only UHS-I which brings your camera down to 2009 write speeds."

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