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Current owners of Nikon cropped-frame cameras wanting to upgrade to full-frame would do well to consider a Z6 over any current Nikon DSLR.

See my review of that camera in my blog from 2018.

When shooting deep-sky images through telescopes using long exposures, the Z6 did not exhibit any odd image artifacts such as edge vignetting or amplifier glows, unlike the Sony a7III.

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The Live View was bright and easy to enhance to even brighter levels using the Movie mode to aid in framing nightscapes.

The Z6’s ISO-invariant sensor proved excellent when dealing with the dark underexposed shadows typical of Milky Way nightscapes.It offers as low a noise level as you’ll find in a 24-megapixel full-frame camera, though its noise was not significantly lower than the competitive Sony a7III, nor even the older Nikon D750.In short - I found the Nikon Z6 superb for astrophotography. I should also point out that I do not participate in “affiliate links,” so I have no financial motivation to prompt you to buy gear from merchants.īut if you buy my ebook (at right), which features reams of sections on camera and time-lapse gear, I would be very pleased! However, I think my testing was sufficient to reveal the camera’s main traits of interest - as well as deficiencies it might have - for astrophotography. With the Sigma 14mm lens and Nikon Z6 for testing. An arc of the auroral oval across the northern horizon on the night of January 10-11, 2019. I don’t own the camera and didn’t have many moonless nights during the loan period to capture a lot of “beauty” shots under the stars with the Z6. I should state at the outset that my conclusions are based on tests conducted over only three weeks in mid-winter 2019 while I had the camera on loan from Nikon Canada’s marketing company. In my testing I compared the Nikon Z6 (at right above) to two competitive cameras, the relatively new Sony a7III mirrorless (at left above) and 2015-vintage Nikon D750 DSLR.Īll three are “entry-level” full-frame cameras, with 24 megapixels and in a similar $2,000 price league, though the older D750 now often sells at a considerable discount. I did not test any of the auto-exposure, auto-focus, image stabilization, nor rapid-fire continuous mode features.įor full specs and details on the Z-series cameras see Nikon USA’s website. Here I review one of Nikon’s new mirrorless models, the Z6, tested solely with astrophotography in mind.

I put the new Nikon Z6 mirrorless camera through its paces for astrophotography.įollowing Sony’s lead, in late 2018 both Nikon and Canon released their entries to the full-frame mirrorless camera market.