Photographing ice hockey with the Nikon Z6 is by Joseph Nuzzo: Nikon is making headlines all over with the introduction of its first set of full frame digital cameras that we have come to know as the Z6 & Z7. All over I’ve seen questions on blogs and social media sites debating if these cameras […]
Catch-as-catch-can New Zealand travel photography with the Nikon 1 J5 and Nikon 1 V3 cameras by Thomas Stirr (check out also his previous [NR] guest posts, there could be one or two images taken with the D800): New Zealand is on the bucket list of many photographers for good reason. The country contains a wealth […]
What should the Nikon D6 be by Darren Cassar: We are all eagerly waiting for Nikon to reveal their new D6 DSLR flagship camera. This is a list from somebody that has used the D5, D850 and other Nikon bodies for events ranging from weddings to sports for both video and photos:
Tamron still doesn’t know if they will develop mirrorless lenses for Nikon Z-mount – the company is currently researching the new mount and exploring their options. Because of the major differences between the three full-frame mirrorless mounts (Sony E, Canon R and Nikon Z), Tamron cannot just adapt the current Sony mirrorless lenses to Z-mount.
The price of the Nikon Z6 / Z7 camera dropped also in Australia:
Nikon Z7 underwater camera review is by Backscatter.com (Facebook | Instagram | Youtube): The Nikon Z7 is the first full-frame mirrorless camera from Nikon, and it’s a high-resolution 46-megapixel beast that produces the best overall image quality seen yet from a mirrorless camera. Team Backscatter set the camera up in a housing and headed down to the Caribbean for a comprehensive underwater […]
Nikon had several prototypes of their upcoming Nikkor Z mirrorless lenses on display at The Photography Show 2019 in Birmingham (see the latest Nikkor Z lens roadmap and the related CP+ report from last month):
Today Nikon released new software, firmware and app updates:
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