Monthly Archives: July 2011

Which lens is that?

The new August 2011 issue of Men’s Journal magazine has a Revo sunglasses ad, featuring photographer Jimmy Chin holding a Nikon DSLR camera with an unusual/unknown lens attached. The lens looks like a short version of the existing 70-200 f/2.8 VR II. Could this be the new 80-400mm lens? Or maybe this is an existing lens from [...]

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Weekly Nikon news flash #120

Nikon outpoints Canon in J.D. Power satisfaction surveys. Nikon the new official sponsor of Getty Images Gallery. Nikon and Adobe South Africa have created a marketing agreement to offer Adobe Photoshop Elements 9 and Adobe Premiere Elements 9 with the purchase of selected Nikon Coolpix and DSLR cameras. Sixteen Filipino photographers were chosen to be [...]

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The Nikon Coolpix line upgrade will contain an updated P1100pj and a new rugged camera

The current Nikon Coolpix S1100pj model

There’ll be a bunch of new Coolpix cameras announced at the end of August. One of them will be an upgrade to the current P1100pj model (the one with a built-in projector). Few weeks ago Tim McKenna mentioned about a new underwater camera from Nikon on his Facebook page. I can now confirm that there will [...]

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The picture of the Nikon mirrorless mount is real

The picture of the Nikon mirrorless mount is real. How do I know? Nikon officially requested the Chinese forum Xitek to remove the entire post containing the camera code name and the picture. The post is now gone.

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Picture of Nikon’s mirrorless camera mount

Nikon-Mirrorless-Camera-X810

Picture of the mount and sensor of upcoming Nikon mirrorless camera named “X810″ leaked on the Chineses forum Xitek: Brief translation (thanks B.): the new mirrorless demo machine is here, temperatly named X810. The user is not going to post pictures of the whole camera due to trade secret and he do not want to [...]

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