Weekly Nikon news flash #325



Metabones announced a new Speed Booster ULTRA 0.71x (Nikon lens to MFT camera) adapter. The price is $479 (pre-order here).



Nikon Europe posted few more sample images taken with the new Nikkor AF-S 600mm f/4E FL ED VR lens.



→ New reviews of the Nikon 16-80mm f/2.8-4E VR DX lens ($1,067) by mobile01.com (Google translation), and foto-info.si (Google translation).



→ Here are the latest Nikon deals for this week:

Refurbished (US warranty) Grey market (no US warranty)
D3300 lens kit: $379.95

D3300 two lens kit$499

D5200: $389.95

D5300 lens kit: $489

D7000: $469.95

D610: $1,099.95

Df: $1,919.95

Df lens kit: $2.129.95

D800: $1,699

D810: $2,399

17-35mm f/2.8D: $949

24-120mm f/4G: $589.99

More refurbs: Adorama, B&H & Cameta
D7200$878

D7200 lens kit: $899

D750: $1,499

D810: $2350

35mm f/1.4: $1,022

24-120mm f/4G: $549.99
Full US warranty
V3 kit is now $100 off

D3300 two lens kit is now $350 off

J5 kits are now $150 off

WP-N1 waterproof housing for J1: 69.95

AW1 is now $100 off

D750 with free 12 months CC subscription

Df with free GP-1A GPS & WU-1a wireless adapters

D810 with 24-120mm f/4 lens is now $900 off

The July Nikon rebates are now online



Are video DSLRs dying out?

“According to their research, European shipments of DSLRs into professional video applications dropped by 41% in 2014. They predict that in 2019, DSLRs will account for only 4% of sales within the professional video market, down from 31% at the peak of the Video-DSLR hype.”



→ At least one of the new Nikon 600mm f/4E FL lenses is labeled as “AF-S 600F/2.8E” on the outer carton/box.