Weekly Nikon news flash #485


→ New: Nikon Coolpix P1000 10x high grade 2 elements close-up macro lens.


→ Adobe released new Lightroom updates (see the list of newly supported cameras and lenses.):


→ The first Nikon Z books are already available for pre-order on Amazon: Nikon Z6 Guide and Nikon Z7 Guide.


→ In case you missed it – the new Delkin XQD memory cards (pre-order here) actually come with a 48 hours replacement service in the case of failure. From the press release:

“This covers the unthinkable, from salt exposure to even pet and child inflicted damage” Jenn Sherry, Delkin’s Marketing Manager explains, “Should anything happen, just give us a call and we’ll send you a brand new replacement card that you’ll receive in less than 48 hours, along with a pre-paid shipping envelope to get your damaged card back to us.”


→ Oops: Huawei gets caught faking DSLR shots as smartphone pictures in a commercial.


→ Nikon published their sustainability report.


→ SnapBridge received the Red Dot Award for Communication Design 2018.

→ Another tutorial: scanning negatives with the Nikon ES-2 by Nikom ambassador Vincent Versace.

https://youtu.be/4hO_iGKK_Xc

→ I changed back to Nikon after Sony.

→ Steve Perry: Nikon Z6 and Z7 – a wildlife photographer’s perspective.

→ Behind the scenes with Chris Hershman featuring Nikon Z7 mirrorless camera.

→ Nikon Coolpix P1000 4K video shot at 2000mm and 3000mm.

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