Nikon introduced a new Z6 III camera with no wireless connectivity (no Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connectivity, physically disabled). This means you cannot connect it to a smartphone, use the Nikon SnapBridge app, or transfer photos wirelessly. The price is $2,379.95 – this is $383 more expensive than a regular Z6 III model ($1,996.95). Version Wireless […]
Nikon issued a new service advisory about “manufacturing issues” with some Z5II, Z6III, and ZR cameras. Here are the details:
Last week, Sony officially announced the long-rumored Sony a7 V camera, priced at $2,900. Here is a quick AI comparison with the almost 2-year-old Nikon Z6III model ($2,100) – check also the detailed specifications comparison here:
Here is an update on the major vulnerability in Nikon’s C2PA feature, which a long-time NR reader and contributor, Horshack detected. Nikon has sent out a new notice, informing users that all C2PA certificates issued will be revoked. Here are the details:
After the new Nikon USA rebates, the new Nikon ZR and the Nikon Z6III cameras are now priced the same (without Trump’s tariffs, the price would be a $1,999): A comparison between the two Z models can be found here. Amazon is currently selling the Nikon Z6III at a 25% discount (price: $2,029, shipped and […]
Nikon temporarily suspended the Nikon Authenticity Service after the long-time NR reader and contributor Horshack found a major vulnerability in Nikon’s C2PA feature on the Z6 III camera (now priced at $2,697, thanks to Trump’s tariffs, was $2,499 before). Here is the official notice from Nikon:
Long-time NR reader and contributor Horshack found a major vulnerability in Nikon’s C2PA feature on the Z6 III camera (released a week ago). Here is his report:
