Nikon's ultimate professional DSLR — 20.8MP full-frame with 105-point AF, 14fps, and exceptional build.
The Nikon D6 launched in 2020 as the final flagship Nikon F-mount DSLR, likely the last of its kind as Nikon transitions to mirrorless. It builds on the D5 with improved AF algorithms, better connectivity, and refined ergonomics for professional sports and news photographers.
The 20.8MP full-frame sensor maintains the D5's emphasis on speed and high-ISO over resolution. The 105-point all cross-type AF system with group-area AF modes is exceptionally sophisticated. 14fps continuous shooting. Excellent high-ISO to ISO 102400.
Magnesium alloy body with full weather sealing. Dual CFexpress card slots. Built-in WiFi 5 and GPS. 3.2-inch touchscreen. 4K UHD video. Illuminated buttons. 1450g body only. 400,000-cycle shutter. USB-C and Gigabit Ethernet for tethering.
Available used at high professional prices. Likely the last F-mount flagship — collectors may drive values up long-term. The Z9 mirrorless is technically superior in most respects. For DSLR loyalists, this represents the pinnacle of Nikon's F-mount technology.