The November edition of NPhoto magazine, that will be released at the end of the month, has a headline called “Erster Test: Nikon D8000″ on the front cover, which translates to “First Test: Nikon D8000″. I believe that this is a typo – I don’t think Nikon will release the D7000 replacement this month. The pictured camera also [...]
I believe that the next series of Nikon announcements will be DX related and I do not mean only DSLR cameras – I do expect also some new DX lenses. At the beginning of the year I reported that in addition to the D4 and D800, Nikon will also announce three more DSLR cameras in 2012. So far they [...]
In the past few weeks, after the D600 announcement I received many emails from readers asking me about any upcoming DX products. I have no reliable information at that point, but I think the next logical step for Nikon is to concentrate on their DX product line. I also believe we will see some “serious” [...]
The Nikon D7000 listing on amazon.de is marked as “discontinued by manufacturer”. I don’t know if this is a mistake or the first nail in the D7000 coffin.
The Nikon D600 full frame DSLR camera is coming soon. I have already posted the D600 detailed specs and we already know how the camera will look, we are just missing the announcement date. There is some talk about a scheduled Nikon announcement on or around September 13th, but nothing is confirmed at that point. [...]
In addition to the D4 and D800, Nikon will announce three more DSLR cameras in 2012. I believe that the new cameras will all be DX models – my vote goes for Nikon D3100, D7000 and D300s replacements. In terms of lenses, I am confident about at least two new DX products:
This is the second appearance of a Nikon D7100 on a major document (see the first one here) – Adobe listed the D7100 as a new camera in red in their Camera Raw 6.5 Read Me PDF document (see page 3):
Nikon Norway sent out an invitation for advanced Nikon school that also lists the Nikon D7100 camera: “In this course we examine the camera functions and menu system and offers advice on how to utilize them best. Nikon School is a 4-hour course held in smaller groups of up to 10 people. Course leader will help you [...]
