masa Speaks | Connecting 'Photography' and 'Life' Through the EVF Experience | Nikon Z6III | Knowledge #284

The Nikon Z6III is a mirrorless camera equipped with a full-frame backside-illuminated CMOS sensor with approximately 24.5 million effective pixels. With excellent autofocus performance, high-speed continuous shooting of up to 14 frames per second, and a high-resolution EVF, it is a versatile camera widely supported by advanced amateurs and professionals alike.

The act of looking through the viewfinder elevates the photography experience to a higher level. For me, using a camera means more than just recording moments.

There is a sense of tension that cannot be felt when shooting with a smartphone. The act of tucking in your elbows and pressing the eyecup against your eyelid strongly reinforces the feeling of 'I am taking a photograph right now.'

I've used nearly ten cameras so far, but I have yet to encounter an EVF (electronic viewfinder) experience that surpasses the Nikon Z6III. The images displayed are incredibly 'realistic.'

The 'realistic' quality is crucial in photography, as it directly contributes to the sense of immersion. For someone like me, who mainly shoots in everyday settings or urban environments, this realism naturally draws me in, compelling me to press the shutter.

By observing everyday life through a camera, ordinary scenes begin to feel special.

Even if the shutter isn't pressed and no photo remains as a record, the moment itself can leave a strong impression in your memory.

The scenes viewed through the camera often resurface in my mind long after the moment has passed. These are irreplaceable memories that hold more value than the photographs themselves.

The Nikon Z6III's EVF ensures that sense of immersion is never lost. For me, this is the camera's greatest value—it connects 'taking photographs' with 'living everyday life.'