What's the difference between Nikon D850 and Z7 and Z6? D850

Nikon D850, Z7 and Z6 are all Nikon full-frame cameras. They have some similarities, but there are also obvious differences in some key aspects.

Nikon D850 is a high-pixel, high-quality SLR camera, known as the king of Nikon, and one of the most powerful SLR cameras at present. Its handling performance is very good, and it should be no problem for users who have used D800. In addition, if you used to have several SLR lenses, choosing D850 can save a lot of money on lens purchase. However, if you prefer to shoot with live view on the screen, then Nikon Z7 may be more suitable for you.

Nikon Z7 is a micro-camera, and its picture quality and pixels are no less than D850. Compared with D850, the body of Z7 is lighter. If you are looking for a portable camera, then the Z7 may be a better choice. In addition, if you need to shoot video or autofocus, Z7 is also a good choice.

Nikon Z6 is a miniature camera from Quan Huafu, which is as light as Z7, but there are some key differences. First of all, its pixel count is lower than both Z7 and D850. Secondly, it has no built-in anti-shake technology. If you need to shoot video or autofocus, it is recommended to choose Nikon Z6.

To sum up, these three cameras have their own characteristics, and which one to choose mainly depends on your personal needs and preferences. If you have a strong demand for high-pixel and high-quality SLR cameras and want to save some lens purchase costs, then D850 is a good choice. If you prefer portability, video shooting and autofocus, then Nikon Z7 is more suitable for you. Finally, if you don't have high requirements on the number of pixels and want to make a breakthrough in anti-shake and video shooting, then Nikon Z6 may be more suitable for you.