Nikon NIKKOR Z 24-120mm f/4 S
on the Nikon Z6III

Native fit

This lens mounts directly on this camera.

Connection
No adapter needed
Sensor coverage
Covers the camera sensor
Equivalent view
24–120mm compared with full frame

Focus and operation

Native electronic connection. Check model-specific feature support in the manufacturer references.

Based on the manufacturer's documentation, not a test of this exact pair. Autofocus modes, stabilization, burst rate, and video support can still depend on firmware and settings.

Feature by feature

How this research works

For this pair we went past the mount check and looked up specific functions in the manufacturer's manuals. Each finding links to the passage it came from.

A native full-frame constant-f/4 zoom with a documented body-VR measurement and a lens firmware update affecting aperture operation.

Connection
Direct mount
What was checked
Native FX stills, autofocus availability, aperture and manufacturer stabilization measurement. Body guide scope is 2.00; lens 1.20 is specifically the aperture-update claim.
Sources checked

Next source check due .

Lens firmware 1.20 improves aperture-operation reliability and reduces aperture noise according to Nikon.

  • This claim is the documented 1.10-to-1.20 lens update, not proof that basic mounting requires 1.20.
  • Nikon permits the update using Z-series cameras; follow the exact lens instructions.
  • The body reference guide used here describes 2.00, not the first supported camera firmware.
Stated directly by the manufacturer

Not covered by the sources

  • Minimum firmware for basic pairing, exact burst/AF limits, focus-point-VR eligibility and video stabilization performance were not established.
  • No manufacturer claim that aperture noise is eliminated is made.
Sources and review notes

Firmware in scope: camera 2.00 (reference-guide scope; not an introduction version), lens 1.20 (aperture-update claim only), adapter not stated. “Not stated” means the documents do not give a version range. It does not mean every version works.

Researched 2026-09-07 by an AI research agent reading the documents below, then source-checked 2026-09-07. Nobody has tested this pair by hand. How the research works

Nikon Z6III

Nikon Z mount · Full frame sensor

All lenses that fit this camera

Nikon NIKKOR Z 24-120mm f/4 S

Nikon Z mount · Full frame coverage · 24–120mm · f/4

All cameras this lens fits

Other everyday lenses that fit the Nikon Z6III

Same category, native mount. Not a ranking.

LensCoverageFocal lengthDetails
Nikon NIKKOR Z 24-70mm f/2.8 S
Full frame · 24–70mm
Full frame24–70mmCheck pair →
Nikon NIKKOR Z 24-70mm f/4 S
Full frame · 24–70mm
Full frame24–70mmCheck pair →
Nikon NIKKOR Z 24-200mm f/4-6.3 VR
Full frame · 24–200mm
Full frame24–200mmCheck pair →
Nikon NIKKOR Z 28mm f/2.8
Full frame · 28mm
Full frame28mmCheck pair →

Manufacturer references

Where the facts on this page come from. Last checked September 7, 2026.

  1. Nikon Z6III — official specificationsManufacturer specification page used to verify camera model, lens mount and sensor format.
  2. Nikon NIKKOR Z 24-120mm f/4 S — official product informationManufacturer product page or manual used to verify lens identity, focal length, maximum aperture and format.
  3. Nikon Mount Adapter FTZ II: compatibility tableFTZ II supports autofocus with listed AF-S G/E/D, AF-P G/E and AF-I D lenses. Screw-drive AF G/D lenses retain manual focus and exposure metering, not autofocus.
  4. Nikon Z8 manual: image area and cropA DX lens locks the full-frame Z8 to the DX image area. The resulting field of view uses an approximately 1.5x crop factor.
  5. Nikon D3500 manual: compatible lensesD3500 autofocus supports AF-P and AF-S G/E lenses only. Type D lenses require manual exposure, manual aperture and manual focus; metering and i-TTL are unavailable.
  6. Nikon D850 manual: image area and Auto DX cropAuto DX crop can be enabled or disabled. DX capture gives approximately 1.5× field of view; wider image areas with a DX lens can show dark edges.

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