A recent leak has disclosed some specifications of the Nikon Z7 III camera. According to the latest information, the Z7 III will feature a 90MP full-frame sensor and 8-stop IBIS. Additionally, it will be capable of recording 4K 120 fps and 8K 60 fps videos. These new details suggest that the Z7 III will launch with remarkable features and capabilities. A Weibo post by tipster New Camera has shared an alleged specs sheet for the Nikon Z7 III.
Recent Launch Context
The new leaks about the Nikon Z7 III follow the recent release of the Nikon Z6 III. The Z6 III's unveiling was well-received by the market, and fans had anticipated that the Z7 III would be launched simultaneously. Previously, the Nikon Z6 II and Z7 II were released at the same time.
Specifications and Features
The Z7 III is Nikon’s next-gen premium full-frame camera, although the leaked specs are tentative. According to the leak, the Z7 III will have an accelerated FX-format 90.75MP BSI CMOS sensor, a 10.1 mode with cross-pixel super pixel packing for low-light scenarios, and 8-stop in-body image stabilization. The full-frame camera will also offer 14fps continuous 14-bit RAW photo capture with a mechanical shutter and 12-bit N-RAW video at up to 8K 60fps, 4K 120fps, and 12K 30fps. It is also expected to feature an updated dual-axis articulating screen and possibly a 5.67K-dot, 12Hz, 4,000-nit EVF, similar to the Z6 III.
The pixel-shift high-resolution mode will enhance the Z7 III's resolution further. The camera will also have improved autofocus with an upgrade expected from the dual-stream AF system. It is rumored to include Bluetooth LE and WiFi 6 connectivity and will come with dual card slots supporting CF Express and UHS-II SD cards.
Release and Pricing
There are no specific details yet regarding the release date and pricing of the Nikon Z7 III. However, it is expected to launch soon with a price increase compared to the Z6 III.
