- Phottix Mitros TTL flash for Nikon spotted in the wild: a reader sent me this picture of the not yet announced Phottix Mitros TTL flash for Nikon cameras. The Canon version was announced last year – you can see the detailed specifications here.
- This adapter (can be purchased on eBay for around $45) will allow to mount Nikon G lenses on the new Leica M 240 rangefinder camera and have full aperture control. Read this review for more details and sample images.
- In the past year several different companies announced Helicoid adapters mainly for mirrorless cameras. There is also a Pro Optic Helicoid Macro Zoomer for Nikon AF and AF-S lenses. Helicoid adapters allow you to adjust the distance between the lens and the body by rotating the ring.
- The Rokinon 24mm f/3.5 tilt-shift lens for Nikon mount is now in stock.
- Nauticam announced the NA-D7100 underwater housing for the Nikon D7100 camera. Some of the key features:
| Feature | Advantage |
| Rugged housing body milled from solid aluminum | 100m depth rating and built to last |
| Patented port locking lever | easy and safe port mounting, solidly locks port in place |
| Knobby command dials | can be operated even with thick gloves on |
| Patented housing locking latches | secure but easy to use |
| Rubberized handle grips | comfortable and placed for optimum access to controls |
| Lens release button | easy changeout of lenses without removing camera from housing |
| Drop in camera tray | no need to preset controls, just drop in and it is ready to go |
| Fiber optic ports | accurate flash exposure (TTL) with Inon/Sea&Sea strobes |
| Bulkhead for optional accessories | HDMI Monitor, sync cables, remote control, etc. |
| Viewfinder, 0.66x | Enhanced 180º and 45º viewfinders optional |
| Laser cut stainless steel handle brackets | for extra stability when using heavy lighting |
| Light mounting balls | 2 handle mounted balls standard, mounting balls for housing optional |
| Tripod mounting points | important for macro video shooters |
| Control labeling | easy to find and understand control functions |
