• Nikon 1 cash back program in the UK. In the US Amazon offers up to $150 off Nikon 1 cameras.

• Kenko announced a new 400mm f/8 mirror lens for F mount.
• Nikon V1 + FT1 + TC2.0x + 600mm lens = 3250mm equivalent.
• If you don't like the fact that Nikon will stop selling parts to independent stores, you can sign this petition.
• Nikon Middle East sales subsidiary established with a location in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
• Nikon Q3 financial results are now published online.
• Nikon's D800 press event in London will take place in Glaziers Hall. Nice place!
• The employee purchase program is back at Ritz Camera (it was suspended after the floods in Thailand):

• Nikon facilities in South Africa:

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• Tokina 12mm-24mm f/4 lens with Nikon mount is currently $75 off.
• B&H is now also taking pre-orders for the 16GB and 32GB XQD cards.
• Refurbished Nikon D5100 kit for $589.95.
• Rare Nikon Repro NIKKOR 85mm f/1.0 lens on eBay. Read more here.
• European Samyang 24mm f/1.4 D AS UMC price announced: EUR 625 for the Nikon mount version.
• "Sendai Nikon Plaza" now opened.
• Did you know that Nikon has a "Learn & Explore Tip of the Day" (RSS feed also available).
• After the Fotodiox report from last week, here is another Nikon 14-24 mm f/2.8 lens filter solution from LucrOit (price: $350):

• On the 2012  CES show, JVC displayed a 4k camera prototype with Nikon F-mount:

• New video shot with the Nikon D4 by Joe McNally:

• Behind the scenes video:

• Nikon F70 manufacturing videos - old but interesting footage:

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• New filter solution for the Nikon 14-24 f/2.8 lens from Fotodiox. Two different options are available on Amazon: filter adapter + lens Cap + ND4 + ND8 filters kit and filter adapter + lens Cap + CPL filter kit.

• 15% off any order from BorrowLenses with coupon code winter15. Offer valid till January 31st, 2011.

• New social network for photographers: PixelPeers.com.

• Phottix currently has 5% discount on all purchases from the their online store - use coupon code NY2012 during checkout (valid till January 30, 2012).
• Rare Nikon 2000mm f/11 MF reflex lens on eBay again.
• Rokinon 8mm f/3.5 fisheye lens review (Nikon mount).
• "Introducing the Nikon D4" free webinar on January 25th, 2012 at 2pm GMT.
• Nikon is committed to optical viewfinders.
• Nikon interview: CIPA tests hide the D4’s improved battery life.
• It seems that the Nikon 1 is selling better than the Panasonic GX1. On BCN Ranking the Nikon J1 is at the #4 spot for last week (BCN Ranking collects retail store sales data from approximately 2/3 of total Japan retail stores).
• Photojojo now sells burrito lens wraps in their online store:

• Nikon Asia launches a new iPhone app (not available in the US):

• Another epic battle:

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• New Nikon V1 book now available for pre-order.

• Another Nikon Wireless TTL flash trigger alternative from Pixel. It's available for sale on eBay.
• Some readers who pre-ordered the 85mm f/1.8 lens from Amazon received an estimated arrival date: February 3- 27, 2012. The lens was initially scheduled to start shipping in March, 2012.
• New version of Color Efex is released - it should fix the previously reported issues with the latest Capture NX 64-bit version.
• Nikon J1 recently sold the most units in one week than had previously ever been achieved by any mirrorless camera (source).
• Belgian King spotted with a Nikon D700.

• This is not a new Nikon lens as reported by several websites, including Yahoo News. This is an old Sony prototype that was displayed at CES 2012 and PDN PhotoPlus expo 2010.
• Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4 Beta now available for download.

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• The Fantasea FP7100 underwater housing for Nikon Coolpix P7100 is now available on this brand new website. The price is $399.95.
• Rare Nikon rangefinder Nikkor 1000mm f/6.3 lens on eBay.
• Wallimex F mount tilt adapter for Sony NEX mount and m43 mount available on eBay.
  
• Nikon SB-910 Speedligh manual now available for download.
• Vincent Munier tested the Nikon D4 in Tibet.
• Frozen Nikon DSLR.
• Who needs the latest camera equipment? This picture captured with a Nikon D200 won an international photo competition.
• Nikon D3S + 600mm lens + 2x converter captured this image of the International Space Station next to the Moon. The camera settings were: 1/1600 @ f/8, ISO 2500 on high continuous burst.
• More Nikon D4 high ISO samples.
• New remote shutter control for Nikon DLSR:

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• While I was surfing the eBay Finds section, I came across this listing of the first Nikon camera: Nikon I rangefinder with Nikkor H.C 50mm f/2 lens that is currently listed for $33k:
  

  "Three of Japan's leading optical manufacturers merged to form a fully integrated optical company known as Nippon Kogaku K.K. with its head office located in Tokyo, Japan on 25th July ,1917. The name "Nikkor" was first used to identify its lenses in 1932. In 1948, the first Nikon camera was born, Nikon I, featured a focal plane shutter with rangefinder focusing and a smaller picture format of 24mm x 32mm. Nikon I, the first rangefinder camera, produced in 1948-1949, only 738 sets."

  More info on Nikon I can be found here and here.

• New Nissin Macro flash MF18 announced (Nikon compatible)

• Sigma to announce new products on January 10th, 2012.
• Ahh, somebody finally did it: Nikon V1 + Nikkor 600mm f/4. But this is not all, here are some samples taken with the Nikon V1 + Teleconverter TC-20E + Nikkor 600mm f/4!

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• Ubertronix Strike Finder lets you take pictures of lightnings, popping balloons and even speeding bullets.

• Phottix Aion wireless timer and shutter release is now shipping (compatible with Nikon cameras).

• New book: David Busch's Nikon Coolpix P7100 Guide to Digital Photography.

• Nikon D90 now sells for 814.99. My guess is that those are the last shipments. RIP Nikon D90!
• Rare Nikon Rangefinder 3,5/3,5cm Stereo Nikkor outfit for sale on eBay for $42.630.

• Nikon Netherlands now has its own online store.

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• New Nikon lens cap patent (2011-252988).
• Nikon provides aid to the victims of the typhoon "Washi" in the Philippines.
• NME Music Photography Awards with Nikon exhibition taking place in London next month.
• The making of the Nikon vs. Canon  video:

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• New Yongnuo YN-565EX flash for Nikon released. Available on eBay for for around $150.

• Jessops UK offers "exclusive online discounts" on the Nikon D3x and D700.

• According to DCWatch, the Nikon D90 is the 2011 #2 top selling product in the electronics and camera category on Amazon Japan with 70,000 units sold (#1 was Apple's iPod).

• New custom grip for Nikon J1 cameras by Richard Franiec.

• A Japanese company introduced several different adapters for Nikon 1, including one for EOS lenses (pictured above).

• Nikon Russia sells Nikon branded watches made by Polet.

• WebOS is now open source. At one point there were rumors that Nikon was interested in buying webOS from HP.
• Is this a Nikon lens on the MIT camera that can capture traveling light at one trillion frames per second?
• How to bake a Nikon cake.
• Nikon will be promoting/hosting private performances with hot music industry artists (Hot Chelle Rae, Gavin DeGraw) beginning next week across many Clear Channel radio stations.
• How NOT to lose $1,800 in 20 seconds (a better ending video than this one):

• Nikon-Walkley Awards Sport Montage 2011:

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Since March of 2010 the Swiss subsidiary of Nikon Corp. has been investigated for "preventing other companies from importing some of its photography products". The verdict is now out and Nikon was fined SFr12.5 million ($13.25 million) for "restricting parallel imports":

In a statement on Thursday, Comco said Nikon had illegally closed off the Swiss market by inserting clauses into foreign distribution contracts restricting exports to Switzerland. Inversely, the company inserted similar clauses into its Swiss distribution contracts to restrict supply abroad.

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• Nikon lens shot glass now available at Photojojo store.
• The rare Nikkor 8mm f/2.8 and Nikkor 300 f/2.0 lenses available on eBay again:

• Some holidays specials:
• $140 off Sigma 70-200mm f/2.8 EX DG OS HSM
• $50 off Tokina 12-24mm f/4.0 lens
• $50 off Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8 lens
• $150 off Nikon AF-S 55-300mm f/4.5-5.6 lens
• 8% off all Sigma lenses with coupon code "DEC8" at Abe's of Maine.
• Nikon Thailand - the clean up.
• Price drop: the Nikkor 600mm f/4 lens is now $9,999.99 (was $10,249 few months ago).
• Nikon launched a special new site for its projector-equipped digital cameras. The website can be accessed directly here.
• Digital camera reliability and satisfaction survey of 63,000 PCWorld readers: Canon and Nikon score best.
• Update on the Nikon firmware decryption: new Google Code Project Nikon Firmware Tools created.
• New Nikon 1 commercial:

• The 2011 Nikon Walkley photo journalism award entries (Australia):

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• The new N-Photo magazine is now available on iTunes as iPhone/iPad app.

• Nikon launched an iPad edition of the Nikon Pro Magazine.

• Android NEF viewer app: you can view, share and save the embedded jpeg images and display the EXIF information.

• $150 off: Nikon D3100 + 18-55mm + 55-200mm VR Lenses + free SD card + free bag.
• Joe McNally on the new Nikon SB-910 flash.
• Nikon Message Centre 2 Ver 2.1.0 is out.
• Nikon to seek larger business footprint in Vietnam.
• Here is the promotional video for the new Nikon iP-PJ transfer app:

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• Not photography related: a reader sent me those pictures of the Nikon 20x120 Binocular Telescope from a store in London. The price tag is £13,565 (listed for $6,859.95 in the US)
• Because of the expected announcement next Wednesday, I will probably announce the ThinkTank Photo giveaway winner towards the end of next week.
• Nikon Australia is not happy with the recent move by one of the biggest street stores JB-Hifi who started selling grey imports along side Australian stocked items.
• The checksum for the D7000 A & B firmware was cracked. See original post on flickr. New NTool version 1.2 is now online.
• Nikon SB-900 promotion in Romania before the SB-910 announcement next week.
• Fotoopa is currently working on a new version of his custom rig for capturing insects in flight.
• Nikon V1 leather kit now on sale in Japan:

• Nikon cancels Retail Clerk Purchase Program in the US:

As of 11.18.2011, Nikon has completely suspended their Retail Clerk Purchase Program (aka Personal Purchase Program) for the "foreseeable future" due to the flooding in Thailand. Basically, if anyone (whether they're at Ritz or any other retailer store) ordered through their program and their product isn't already out the door, Nikon is completely canceling their order - not just putting it on hold.

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• Nikon prices are raising in Japan (source: PEN weekly):

"According to Kakaku.com Inc., which operates an online price-comparison site, Nikon’s D3100 DSLR camera/double zoom kit is currently sold at around 55,100 yen (US$706), or 19% higher than in mid-October. And the price of D5100 model has risen 15% since early October to 83,800 yen (US$1,074)."

• Interview with the creators of Nikon 1 (computer translated), some interesting points:
• Nikon started developing their mirrorless camera back in 2006 (shortly after the D200 was released)
• The Nikon 1 sensor has a 3.4μm pixel pitch
• Currently there are no plans to add phase detection AF in Nikon DSLR cameras
• Nikon expects to sale the V1/J1 in 20%/80% ratio
• No plans for Nikon 1 underwater housing
• VR will work with the FT1 adapter
• Older non-CPU Nikkor lenses can be used with the FT1 adapter - "You can shoot in aperture priority AE exposure. Center-weighted metering and spot only, multi-pattern metering is not available."
• Nikkor 6mm f/2.8 fisheye lens on eBay again.
• Nikon 1 already discounted at B&H.
• Thailand updates:
• Jorge Macedo tried to get to the Nikon factory in Thailand - read his story (with pictures) here
• Check also those images from the flooding in Thailand
• Companies consider leaving Thailand which could lead to an unemployment crisis
• Japanese government is issuing visas to Thai workers at Japanese firms affected by flooding.
• News: Nikon commenced "Reconstruction Supports through the Power of Photography" in full scale to support the long-term reconstruction of areas stricken by the Great East Japan Earthquake.
• RRS plate for Nikon 1 V1 are now available.
• Nikon renting Nikon 1 cameras "at a restaurant popular with female customers" (Google translation).
• X-ray Image of a Nikon Photographer:

• Check out this time-lapse photography video taken with Nikon D3S and 17-35mm f/2.8, 14-24mm f/2.8 lenses:

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• After the SanDisk discount from last week, Lexar also dropped their prices.
• Deal: Nikon Coolpix AW100 + free shipping + free case and 4GB memory card for $289.94 at newegg.
• Check out this Nikon SP rangefinder on eBay.
• Nikon Cameras - tough enough for the Antarctic:

“Nikon products worked; they were dependable in wind chill temperatures that dropped to -30°C (-22°F). The intense coldness did not cause any problems. Controlling dials was easy, even though I was wearing gloves.”

• Nikon on the Nikon 1 sales - they cannot keep up with the demand:

"Following the launch on October 20, sales have been strong in all regions and at present, our supply cannot keep up with demand".

• Apple released Digital Camera RAW Compatibility Update 3.9 with Nikon 1 and P7100 support.
• Release candidates Lightroom 3.6 and Camera Raw 6.6 now available with Nikon 1 + 40mm f/2.8 DX lens support added.
• The latest NIK Color Efex Pro 4 software is not compatible with NX2. Here is an email from NIK support on that subject:

"The Capture NX 2 software from Nikon does not support Nik Software's new Color Efex Pro 4 plug-in. Color Efex Pro 4 is built on an entirely new and powerful framework and thus requires certain functions of the plug-in architecture of the host application that are not currently present in Captures NX 2.

If you are a current Color Efex Pro 3.0 customer, you can of course continue to enjoy the benefits of that software with Capture NX 2.

Regarding plans to make the two products work together, the effort to update Color Efex Pro 4 to function within Capture NX 2 relies on Nikon's future plans and development for their photo editing software."

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• Big price drop on Sandisk memory cards at B&H.

• $25 mail-in rebate on PocketWizard MiniTT1 and FlexTT5 wireless flash triggers for Nikon (USA only, valid till November 30, 2011).

• You can now pre-order this Nikon D400 book on Amazon Germany.

• Just for fun: Nikon D20000.
• Some free codes for this FirstPass app that supports NEF files (Apple only, first come, first served):

399Y33ETLATF
AMA6NY3LF3HE
TM93AAPRN6YR
7WKWTT6REFPF
7A7NXN9AKELX

Update: if you want more codes, please email firstpass@lightoncanvas.com.

• Rare Nikon lens on eBay: Nikon 105mm f/4.5 UV Micro Nikkor Ai-S.
• You can get a preview of the new N-Photo magazine here.
• There is a Nikon event in Italy at the beginning of December, not sure if it will be related to any new product announcements.

• Nikon Shuttlepix Digital Microscope has been awarded the Good Design Award 2011 (similar to Nikon 1 desing).
• Nikon Company Profile 2011 has been issued.
• Nikon Coolpix S1100pj firmware update 1.1 is now availabe.
• Nikon provides aid of the victims of earthquake in Turkey.
• Reuters: "Japan's biggest corporations are facing an ever tougher fight to keep up with their nimble Asian rivals as the soaring yen and Thai flooding hit manufacturers already battling consumer gloom in Europe and the United States."
• Approved memory cards for Nikon 1 series cameras.
• What to do with that extra 52mm Nikon lens cap?
• In addition to the Nikon Coolscan scanners, it seems that the WT4 Transmitter software is also not working with the latest Mac OS X Lion. If you have a Nikon Coolscan scanner and want to use it with the latest Mac OS, try Vuescan or Silverfast. The reason that Nikon scanners will not work with Lion is that Snow Leopard is the last operating system that will work with a program called Rosetta. Apple introduced this when they moved to Intel chips to enable programs with Power PC code to run on Intel chips (thanks Chris and everybody else who sent that in).
• This is so true for Nikon: Camera companies need to be willing to cannibalize themselves. From the same post: here’s a terrific quote by Steve Jobs found in Walter Isaacson’s recent biography “If you don’t cannibalize yourself, someone else will”. Where is the D700s with a D3s sensor?
• New Nikon brand ambassador for the Coolpix AW100 camera: Stephanie Gilmore (four time world surfing champion).
• Current Nikon job openings in Japan. See also the upcoming career information sessions (in Tokyo).
• From the MyPicturetown user agreement:

"You hereby grant to Nikon a worldwide, royalty-free, fully paid-up, perpetual, irrevocable, non-exclusive, full right and license to publish, copy, reproduce, modify, exhibit, perform, exploit, display, transmit, distribute, make derivative works of, license, include in compilations, and/or otherwise use User Content contained in any and all Photomovies, in any format and through any means, in any media now known or hereafter created, for any purpose whatsoever."

The weekend Nikon news flash post is getting longer and longer. I may have to do something about.

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• Check out this product called "JerkStopper" :)

• New Nikon store opened in Romania:

• Nikon 1 V1 made the #6 on the Amazon's best selling compact system cameras:

• HP shutdown of webOS division is "imminent".
• WSJ: "The Japanese government said Friday it will implement an extraordinary open-door policy to thousands of Thai workers employed at Japanese factories rendered inoperable by the country’s spreading floods."
• Businessweek: "First-half net income beat Nikon's forecast by 39 percent after it sold more digital cameras than expected, according to a preliminary earnings statement."
• A reader emailed me that the software for the already discontinued Nikon Coolscan scanners is no longer working with the latest Mac OS X Lion version. I believe Nikon is no longer supporting the scanner software.
• A much better coverage of the Nikon 1 factory in China.
• Android application for controlling Nikon D5000 with an Android phone over USB.
• Nikon 1 review and samples by Adorama.

• There will be a Nikon event in Stockholm, Sweden on November 3rd but I don't think it will be related to a new product announcement (Google translation):

Creative afternoon with photo and video. Welcome to a creative afternoon themed photography and film.

Award by NIKON FILM FESTIVAL Meet the photographer Pieter ten Hooper, director Miko Lazic andwinner of the Nikon Film Festival 2011 and see the latest comedy with Pierce Brosnan - Salvation Boulevard.

Location: Skandia Cinema, Queen Street 82

Date: November 3, 2011

14:30 - The cinema opens. In the lobby, we show our latest products and we also offer biogodis and drink.

15:00 - Lecture and Award

16:20 - The film Salvation Boulevard begins

• New Nikon ad:

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• New spotting scope adapter from Kenko (see this related guest post from few days ago):

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• Several photography websites were invited to visit the Nikon 1 factory in China. They were not allowed to take pictures and could only publish images given to them by Nikon:

• Nikon UK says the megapixel race ended years ago.
• Nikon lenses explained: Non-AI, AI, AI-S, and AI'd.
• Nikon provides 30 million yen aid to the victims of floods in Thailand.
• Nikon Romania reduced the D700 price by 500Lei (~€125):

• Nikon updated Short Movie Creator to version 1.1.0.
• Nikon MB-D11 battery pack compared to the third party version Meike MB-D11.
• The new N-Photo magazine for Nikon photographers will also be available in the US.

• Check out the Tamarkin's rare camera auction that will take place on Sunday, October 30. A black Nikon SP rangefinder is part of the auction (get the PDF catalog here)

• Nikon has a patent (7138663) from 2006 about a color separation device of solid-state image sensor:

"A microlens condenses incident light to an opening. Light passed through the opening reaches a first dichroic mirror. The first dichroic mirror passes blue light and reflects green and red light. Only the blue light is incident on a first light receiving surface. The first dichroic mirror leads the green and red light to a second dichroic mirror. The second dichroic mirror passes the green light and reflects the red light. Only the green light is incident on a second light receiving surface. The second dichroic mirror leads the red light to a third dichroic mirror. The third dichroic mirror reflects the red light. Therefore, the red light is incident on a third light receiving surface."

• A reader emailed me this story of a Nikon D300s launched into space via a weather balloon. You can see some of the images here. This is the launch video:

Cygnus Launch from Erich Leeth on Vimeo.

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• $75 rebate on the Tamron AF 18-270mm f/3.5-6.3 Di II VC PZD AF lens (Nikon mount).
• Tokina 17-35mm f/4.0 AT-X Pro FX lens (Nikon mount) is now in stock. Samples can be found here.
• This free iPhone/iPod app provides a simple and easy way to browse NikonRumors.com and other photography blogs.
• Nikon 1 J1 and V1 digitutor is now online. See some new V1 samples.
• Nikon press release: Nikon’s My Picturetown service upgraded to support newly launched camera lineup, including Nikon 1 advanced camera system.
• I have covered blueSLR geotagging solution before. In addition to their iPhone app they now also support Android and BlackBerry phones. Support for Nikon D5100 has also been added.
• Nikon AF-S DX Micro NIKKOR 40mm f/2.8G tested at DxOMark:

• Egami published a diagram of the latest Nikon lens patents filed in Japan:

• NPhoto: new Nikon magazine in the UK:

“Photographers are passionate about the camera system that they use – and they love brand-specific advice. N-Photo is 100 per cent Nikon and 100 per cent independent, giving Nikon users no-nonsense, step-by-step advice – to help them take better pictures and buy the best kit.”

• "I AM Nikon" ad campaign wins gold at Euro Effie Awards. This video comes to my mind:

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• Nikon AF-S Nikkor 600mm f/4G ED VR lens now in stock.
• Two new rumored Distagon lenses from Zeiss: 16mm f/2.8 and 25mm f/2.
• Winners of the 37th annual Nikon Small World Photomicrography Competition were announced.
• US press release: Nikon Continues To Help Emerging Photographers Gain Valuable Career Experience At Barnstorm XXIV.
• Nikon's Thailand plant under threat as massive flooding hits the country killing 244 so far.
• Nikon P7100 gets measured at DxOMark:

• Latest iamnikon video:

Nikon 1 product tour:

Nikon 1 lens tour:

Nikon D5100 commercial shot with a D5100 camera:

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• Nikon 85mm f/1.4 lens now in stock.
• The Sigma APO 50-150mm f/2.8 EX DC OS HSM lens will start shipping in October, 2011. Price is still unknown.
• New iPhone apps: DSLR Mega HD contains  guides for 11 different Nikon DSLRs; Nikon Lens Buddy has info for 155 Nikon, Sigma, Tamron and Tokina lenses for Nikon DSLRs.
• Another Nikon mirrorless camera concept.
• Lightroom 3.5 and Camera Raw 6.5 are now available for download with support for Nikon P7100 and five Nikkor lenses.
• Interview with Ken Nakamura, Nikon Fellow" is now online.
• New Nikon article on lens polishing.
• Nikon UK deal: get a 750GB hard drive with the purchase of a Nikon D300s.
• Damages upheld for Nikon temporary worker who committed suicide in 1999.
• Really Right Stuff now has plates for the Nikon P7100.
• Nikon and search marketing agency won award for best SEO campaign (what is SEO).
• Did you know about the Nikon 1 GR-N2000 and GR-N1000 grips? I didn't:

• Salon de la Photo show will open on October 6th in Paris:

• Carl Zeiss Distagon T 35mm f/1.4 ZF2 lens test at DxOMark:

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