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| display type | LCD | LCD | LCD | LCD | LED | LCD |
| display size | 3.2 inches | 3.2 inches | 3.2 inches | 3.2 inches | 3.2 inches | 3.2 inches |
| shooting modes | Aperture-Priority (A); Manual (M); Programmed auto with flexible program (P); Shutter-Priority Auto (S) | Program, Shutter Priority, Aperature Priority, Manual | Automatic, Manual, Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority | Auto, Programmed auto with flexible program, Shutter-priority auto, Aperature-priority auto, Manual | Movie mode, burst mode, manual mode | Fotograma a fotograma, continuo a baja velocidad, continuo a alta velocidad),Obturador silencioso, Obturador silencioso continuo,Disparador automático, Espejo arriba. |
| connectivity tech | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, GPS | Wi-Fi, HDMI, Bluetooth, USB | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi | Wi-Fi | HDMI, USB | NFC, HDMI, Bluetooth, USB |
| video resolution | 4K UHD 2160p | 4320p | 4K UHD 2160p | 4320p | FHD 1080p | FHD 1080p |
| optical zoom | 0 multiplier x | — | 1 multiplier x | 1 multiplier x | 1 multiplier x | 1 multiplier x |
From the manufacturer
Decisive power. Faster workflow. Absolute reliability.
Featuring our most powerful autofocus system to date, the full-frame flagship D6 comes equipped with an all-new high density, all cross-type and fully selectable AF sensor and Nikon’s latest image processing engine. This fast action, 14fps camera is the one to choose for the toughest of assignments.
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The most powerful AF in Nikon's history.
A new triple density, 105-point fully selectable, all cross-type sensor AF system, allows photographers to set focus almost anywhere in the frame without recomposing.
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A reimagined focus point layout.
Reduces non-AF-sensitive areas with a triple sensor arrangement for each individual focus point resulting in high density AF coverage, even with moving subjects in high speed shooting modes.
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Reliable subject acquisition.
17 Custom Group Area AF patterns for precision focusing around distracting foreground objects.
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Newly designed dedicated AF engine
Calculates approx. 1.6x more defocus information than the D5, making it even better at recognizing the intended focus area from its surroundings and reliably maintaining focus on it, even as it moves.
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Leave nothing to chance.
Fast and reliable continuous shooting.
Capture decisive moments at up to 14 fps using the ultra-reliable mechanical shutter.
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Leave nothing to chance.
Image quality that shines in any light.
Class-leading ISO's up to 102,400 (expandable to ISO 3,280,000).
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Leave nothing to chance.
The most connected Nikon flagship ever.
Fast 1000BASE-T wired LAN, built-in dual band wireless LAN and wireless transferring to smartphone.
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Leave nothing to chance.
Streamlining your workflow.
Customize presets, shortcuts, menus and buttons for quick access to your favorite settings.
1 High Speed Shooting 2 Low Light Performance 3 Ultimate Connectivity 4 Advanced Customizations
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Real world dependability.
Magnesium alloy construction
Robust and durably constructed to stand up to the toughest professional demands.
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Real world dependability.
Extensive sealing of joined sections.
Nikon's most comprehensive resistance to dust and water droplets, designed to keep out the elements.
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Real world dependability.
Easily change camera settings in the dark.
Top and rear LCD control panels and buttons illuminate with the flick of a lever.
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Real world dependability.
Kensington Anti-Theft Lock compatible.
A pro-grade Kensington Security Slot prevents theft in remote shooting situations.
1 Built Tough 2 Pro-Grade Weather Sealing 3 Illuminated Controls 4 Anti-Theft Security
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Small but worthy improvements over the D5!
The D6 is definitely the best flagship I’ve ever used and I’ve had them all starting with the D1H in 2001. However I have to admit I did return my D6 and bought a second D5 and 70-200mm f/2.8E VR FL. I tested my D5 and D6 side by side for about four or five days/shoots. I’m a photojournalist and therefore I absolutely love these flagship Nikon bodies, always have always will. The D6 definitely does have better AF over the D5. However it’s not enough to justify the cost difference and for me that was $2900! Or money is no object than get a D6 or two. I would certainly buy two if I could afford it!The D6 is about 15% or so better AF wise over the D5, but the D5 already gets about 95% of images in focus. So that makes the D6 only marginally better, but for some that improvement is worth the cost! I already have and use a WT-5a and WT-6a on my two D5 bodies for WiFi transmitting and they work very well even at long distances. The D6 adds this in camera, but only at close range so that upgrade or feature did nothing for me. So to move on I would say the only thing I’m going to miss about the D6 is the better customization options. From AF to button assignments and Memory Recall Shooting. I don’t think there’s anything I can’t do on my D5 bodies, but I did noticed the D6 improved upon customization.I found no improvement in high ISO performance over the D5, other maybe slightly better color retention at high ISO. The two share a sensor and the D6 only improves in White Balance. The natural light Auto mode is superior to the D5 Auto setting. However image quality is only very slightly improved over the D5. So that leaves 14fps, yes that’s obviously a big deal to many people and a major upgrade or possible reason to upgrade. Having two additional options for action images can make or break “the winning image!” That perfect moment of a bird in flight or football player catching the winning touchdown pass! I’ll admit that’s one thing I’ll miss, but honestly 12fps is perfect for me. The only other notable upgrades are GPS, longer battery life and touch screen menus! At the end of the day none of the upgrades were worth $2900 to me, I got an open box D5 USA warranty for $4299! That enabled me to upgrade my 70-200mm lens and 24-70mm to the E-type VR and FL lenses. In my opinion better glass is always more important than w slight upgrade in camera. So again get the D6 if you can afford it or have a lot of disposable income or if you find the slight upgrades to be worthy of the price difference. Most people will be better served with a low mileage D5 and a new lens or two. Someday I’ll definitely own a D6 or two...when the time comes or money comes haha. It’s a fabulous camera, but for now and into the next year or two I’m very satisfied with my D5 bodies!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2020
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The D6 is definitely the best flagship I’ve ever used and I’ve had them all starting with the D1H in 2001. However I have to admit I did return my D6 and bought a second D5 and 70-200mm f/2.8E VR FL. I tested my D5 and D6 side by side for about four or five days/shoots. I’m a photojournalist and therefore I absolutely love these flagship Nikon bodies, always have always will. The D6 definitely does have better AF over the D5. However it’s not enough to justify the cost difference and for me that was $2900! Or money is no object than get a D6 or two. I would certainly buy two if I could afford it!
The D6 is about 15% or so better AF wise over the D5, but the D5 already gets about 95% of images in focus. So that makes the D6 only marginally better, but for some that improvement is worth the cost! I already have and use a WT-5a and WT-6a on my two D5 bodies for WiFi transmitting and they work very well even at long distances. The D6 adds this in camera, but only at close range so that upgrade or feature did nothing for me. So to move on I would say the only thing I’m going to miss about the D6 is the better customization options. From AF to button assignments and Memory Recall Shooting. I don’t think there’s anything I can’t do on my D5 bodies, but I did noticed the D6 improved upon customization.
I found no improvement in high ISO performance over the D5, other maybe slightly better color retention at high ISO. The two share a sensor and the D6 only improves in White Balance. The natural light Auto mode is superior to the D5 Auto setting. However image quality is only very slightly improved over the D5. So that leaves 14fps, yes that’s obviously a big deal to many people and a major upgrade or possible reason to upgrade. Having two additional options for action images can make or break “the winning image!” That perfect moment of a bird in flight or football player catching the winning touchdown pass! I’ll admit that’s one thing I’ll miss, but honestly 12fps is perfect for me. The only other notable upgrades are GPS, longer battery life and touch screen menus! At the end of the day none of the upgrades were worth $2900 to me, I got an open box D5 USA warranty for $4299! That enabled me to upgrade my 70-200mm lens and 24-70mm to the E-type VR and FL lenses. In my opinion better glass is always more important than w slight upgrade in camera. So again get the D6 if you can afford it or have a lot of disposable income or if you find the slight upgrades to be worthy of the price difference. Most people will be better served with a low mileage D5 and a new lens or two. Someday I’ll definitely own a D6 or two...when the time comes or money comes haha. It’s a fabulous camera, but for now and into the next year or two I’m very satisfied with my D5 bodies!
The D6 is about 15% or so better AF wise over the D5, but the D5 already gets about 95% of images in focus. So that makes the D6 only marginally better, but for some that improvement is worth the cost! I already have and use a WT-5a and WT-6a on my two D5 bodies for WiFi transmitting and they work very well even at long distances. The D6 adds this in camera, but only at close range so that upgrade or feature did nothing for me. So to move on I would say the only thing I’m going to miss about the D6 is the better customization options. From AF to button assignments and Memory Recall Shooting. I don’t think there’s anything I can’t do on my D5 bodies, but I did noticed the D6 improved upon customization.
I found no improvement in high ISO performance over the D5, other maybe slightly better color retention at high ISO. The two share a sensor and the D6 only improves in White Balance. The natural light Auto mode is superior to the D5 Auto setting. However image quality is only very slightly improved over the D5. So that leaves 14fps, yes that’s obviously a big deal to many people and a major upgrade or possible reason to upgrade. Having two additional options for action images can make or break “the winning image!” That perfect moment of a bird in flight or football player catching the winning touchdown pass! I’ll admit that’s one thing I’ll miss, but honestly 12fps is perfect for me. The only other notable upgrades are GPS, longer battery life and touch screen menus! At the end of the day none of the upgrades were worth $2900 to me, I got an open box D5 USA warranty for $4299! That enabled me to upgrade my 70-200mm lens and 24-70mm to the E-type VR and FL lenses. In my opinion better glass is always more important than w slight upgrade in camera. So again get the D6 if you can afford it or have a lot of disposable income or if you find the slight upgrades to be worthy of the price difference. Most people will be better served with a low mileage D5 and a new lens or two. Someday I’ll definitely own a D6 or two...when the time comes or money comes haha. It’s a fabulous camera, but for now and into the next year or two I’m very satisfied with my D5 bodies!
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