Monthly Archives: February 2010

Nikon related news/links

DXOMark tests the Nikon D3s. Here is a Nikon D3s vs. Canon 1D Mark IV comparison - CanonRumors calls it a “wash”, I call it defeat  Detailed comparison available here. Nikon NPS “behind the scene coverage” of the Vancouver 2010 Olympics can be found on this website. For some reason they removed the time lapse video. Update on PocketWizard [...]

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Nikon’s PMA press release – nothing new

Update #2: also don’t hold your breath for the Nikon press event in Japan next Tuesday – it will probably be similar to this one. Update #1: I think Zoltar misunderstood this press release. In this announcement Nikon is talking about two DSLRs – the D3000 and D3s, but those are not new. I also [...]

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Tomorrow. Noon (EST). PMA. Anaheim, CA. Two new DSLRs from Nikon. I hope I am right.

Update #2: Nikon Sweden & Nikon France web sites are down! (screenshots) Update #1: Nikon Germany press release web site is down! Ok, I will take a risk this time and I will “predict” that Nikon will announce 2 new DSLR cameras tomorrow (February 21st, 2010) @ PMA. The announcement should be @ 9:00am PST (12:00 [...]

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Weird snapshots from the Olympics and PMA

The first one is a joke from dpreview’s PMA 2010 sneak peek (this is a F100 with a D900 sticker). The second one is from CNN.com – what’s up with the orange “N”? Now you are entering Photoshop country. The third one is from the Olympics and probably a PS job – the delete button [...]

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Nikon AF-S Nikkor 35-70mm f/4G ED N lens?

I am really pissed. The email containing this image was marked as junk mail and was sitting in my spam queue for days (click on image for larger view): My problems with that lens is its size – shouldn’t it be much smaller for a 35-70 f/4? It almost appears to be bigger than the [...]

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