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Nikon Z9 and Z8 both use a 45.7 MP stacked CMOS sensor and record 8K/60p N-RAW video, while the Z6 III features a 24.5 MP partially stacked sensor with 120 fps bursts and 6K video. Z9 and Z8 have electronic-only shutters; Z6 III offers both mechanical and electronic. Z6 III’s EVF resolution is higher at 5.76M dots. As of August 2025, Z9 body is $5,200, Z8 $3,800–$4,000, Z6 III $2,200–$2,500, with price increases set for September.

Mirrorless cameras now dominate the interchangeable-lens camera market, with major brands phasing out new DSLR development. Entry-level mirrorless models like Canon’s EOS R8 use advanced sensors from pricier cameras but lack features such as in-body stabilization. The Nikon Z6 Mark III and Canon EOS R6 Mark II lead the enthusiast segment with high burst rates and video specs. Flagship models from Sony, Canon, and Nikon offer up to 120 fps bursts and 8K video.