Photokina sent out an email (in German language) indicating that Nikon, Leica and Olympus will not be part of the next 2020 Photokina show. Here is the English translation (udpated with original press text): “Already with the last photokina, important new exhibitors could be won with this conceptual adjustment. The share of younger visitors has […]
“Working with Nikon cameras as a scientific photographer for 40 years” is by Steve Morton: I was 16 years old when my parents bought me my first Nikon F, a used black FTn. After high/secondary school I studied photography at The Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology for three years. I have spent the past 40 years […]
A few days ago Angelbird announced their first CFexpress memory cards that offer read speeds of up to 1700MB/sec and write speeds of up to 1400MB/sec: “The AV PRO CFX is best suited for production work that requires a minimum guaranteed write speed of 550 MB/s, a recording speed still well above the current XQD-400 […]
Some self-proclaimed experts have been talking about the death of the DSLR camera for a while. Maybe this video can put things in perspective:
With the exception of three Coolpix point and shoot camera, Nikon has not announced a “real” camera in the past 12 months (the D6 was not a real announcement, we all knew that camera is coming, we have no specs or release date). The last officially announced Nikon cameras were the D3500 on August 30th, […]
Nikon has registered a new camera with the Chinese MIIT (Ministry of Industry and Information Technology) under the code name N1722. The Nikon N1722 and N1912 models have the same 5.8GHz Wi-Fi unit as the Nikon Z6/Z7. There are now a total of 7 registered but not yet announced cameras:
The new CamRanger 2 has support for the Nikon Z6/Z7 and virtually all Nikon DSLR cameras. Pre-orders are now open at B&H. Additional information:
