Nikon Z6 III vs Sony A7 IV By Billy G. · Founder & Lead Editor
Nikon Z6 III
vs
Sony A7 IV
Verdict: Nikon Z6 III wins on speed and video; Sony A7 IV wins on value and ecosystem maturity.
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Winner: Nikon Z6 III
Spec-by-spec comparison Nikon Z6 III Sony A7 IV Resolution 24.5 MP 33 MP Sensor Type Partially stacked BSI BSI CMOS Burst Rate 20 fps (mech) / 120 fps (e-shutter) 10 fps (mech) / 30 fps (e-shutter) Internal RAW 6K N-RAW No 4K 4K/60p (no crop) 4K/60p (1.1× crop) IBIS 8-stop 5.5-stop
Nikon Z6 III What works 120 fps e-shutter — fastest non-stacked full-frame at this tier 6K N-RAW internal recording 20 fps mechanical shutter for action and wildlife What doesn't Partially stacked sensor — not full stacked, so rolling shutter remains at very high e-shutter speeds Z-mount third-party lens selection smaller than E-mount 24.5MP resolution lags A7 IV's 33MP Sony A7 IV What works 33MP vs Z6 III's 24.5MP — more resolution for studio and landscape World's largest mirrorless E-mount ecosystem Lower price after 2+ years on market (~$2,499) What doesn't 10 fps mechanical shutter is a hard ceiling for fast action 4K/60p crop — Z6 III's no-crop implementation is cleaner No internal RAW recording Bottom line Our pick: Nikon Z6 III .
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