AstrHori officially announced two out of their four new lenses for Nikon Z-mount: AstrHori 12mm f/2.8 full-frame fisheye lens Orders: Pergear | Amazon US | Amazon DE | Amazon UK | Amazon CA Price: $256: All-metal construction Angle of view: 185° Minimum focusing distance: 0.2m Available for Nikon Z, Fuji GFX, Leica L, Sony E, Canon RF […]
More new/upcoming Chinese lenses for Nikon cameras (Cheecar, Astrhori, KamLan):
Today TTartisan announced a new 50mm f/1.4 TILT full-fframe lens for Nikon Z-mount (this lens was previously available only for Sony E and Leica L). The new lens is currently in stock at (price: $199.): Official online store (international shipping) Pergear (international shipping) Amazon US Amazon CA Amazon UK Amazon DE Additional information can be […]
PhotonsToPhotos published online the Nikon Z30 sensor measurements – there are no measurable differences when comparing the Z30 to the Z50 and Zfc models:
Nikon Z9 CHICAGO Mentorship Masterclass Workshop with Steve Simon (firmware 3.0 extensively covered): January 20-22, 2023. Nikon Z9 NEW YORK CITY Mentorship Masterclass Workshop with Steve Simon (firmware 3.0 extensively covered): February 2-3, 2023. Steve Simon’s NIKON Z9 Mastery Online Bootcamp (firmware 3.0 extensively covered): Friday, January 6, 2023 Thursday, Feb 2, 2023 Winter of 2023 […]
DxO released PhotoLab version 6.1 is released (advanced RAW photo-editing software) with a boost to color control, improvements to the user interface, and updates to its digital asset management system. DxO also introduced 1,701 new Optics Modules, including added support for the Nikon D100 camera and the following Zeiss Milvus ZF.2 lenses (Nikon F-mount): Zeiss Milvus 15mm F2.8 ZF.2 […]
Today Digicame-info confirmed my previous reports that Sigma will announce their first lenses for Nikon Z-mount next year (2023). The original information is coming from the former Nokishita, so I am very confident that it is accurate. I expect to see the official announcement to be at the CP+ show in Japan in February 2023. Sigma […]
The latest trend is that Nikon patent applications are shrinking over the years – here is the data:
