

The Nikon ZR 6K Cinema Camera is infused with RED DNA, bringing incredible color science in a compact, Z-mount cinema camera with IBIS, and supports REDCODE, N-RAW, ProRes RAW, and video recording up to 6K60. Key features include:
6K full-frame Z-Mount cinema camera
R3D RAW, N-RAW, ProResRAW recording support
32-Bit float audio, dual-base ISO, dual built-in microphones
Integrated 3D LUTs, in-body stabilization, and 6K60 video capture
Nikon, but Make it RED. The Nikon ZR 6K Cinema Camera offers everything you love about Nikon Cinema, like Z-mount lens support, internal stabilization, a compact form factor, and the numerous cages, microphones, and accessories you’re used to, but adds the color science of RED with support for REDCODE RAW in addition to N-RAW and ProRes RAW. The color space and Log curve is the same as what you’d find on RED cameras, making the ZR a perfect companion to production workflows.
The Usual Cinematic Suspects. The ZR boasts more than just RED-ified color. Operators can load up to ten LUTs for real-time preview on the four-inch touchscreen display. Video capture options include 6K60, 4K120, and 1080p240, an advanced 9-subject autofocus, CFexpress Type B compatibility and micro-HDMI output, and built-in microphones. These mics can be configured to your preferred directional pattern and record at 32-bit float and 24-bit recording. The line input, accessory shoe mount, and headphone jack offer external recording and monitoring.
Still a Nikon. The Z-mount accepts a wide range of NIKKOR cinema and third party lenses, and a large accessory ecosystem means you can configure your rig exactly how you like. The built-in stabilization may rattle while the camera’s turned off, but it locks in place when you start recording, providing up to 7.5 stops of stabilization. The ZR works with EN-EL15c batteries and USB-C power.
We get that it feels weird for the sensor to noticeably move around while the camera’s powered off, but there’s no need to worry. This is normal behavior for cameras with In-Body Image-Stabilization systems!
Check out this article for a detailed explanation.
Yes, but only with the Nikon MC-CF660G 660GB CFexpress Type B Memory Card or Nextorage 660GB NX-B2PRO CFexpress 4.0 Type B Memory Card inserted!
Check out Nikon’s list of compatible media here.
| Autofocus |
Hybrid |
| Brand |
Nikon |
| Built-In Flash/LED |
No |
| Camera Mount |
Nikon Z |
| Camera Type |
Cinema |
| Compatible Media |
CFexpress Type B and microSD |
| Dimensions |
5.2 × 3.2 × 1.9″ (W x H x D) |
| ISO Range |
100-64000 |
| Item Type |
Camera |
| Maximum Burst Rate |
16.0 FPS |
| Maximum Frame Rate |
240.0 FPS |
| Maximum Photo Resolution |
24.5 MP |
| Maximum Video Resolution |
6K |
| Media Slots |
2 |
| Mfr. Model Number |
2006 |
| Screen Size |
4.0" |
| Screen Type |
Touchscreen and Swivel |
| Sensor Size |
Full-Frame |
| Shutter Type |
Electronic |
| Stabilization |
Yes |
| Supported Interface |
3.5mm Microphone, 3.5mm Headphone, Multi-Function Shoe, HDMI Micro, and USB-C |
| Tripod Mount |
1/4-20 |
| Viewfinder Type |
None |
| Weather Sealing |
Yes |
| Weight |
1.19 lb. |
| Wireless Connectivity |
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth |