The Nikon Museum in Tokyo by Jeff Lewis (Facebook): I visited the Nikon Museum in Tokyo a couple weeks ago – it’s situated in a large office block in Shinagawa. The museum had a lot of old and new gear as well as multimedia displays, scientific exhibits, etc. they also sell nikon pins and some other […]
Nikon released their financial results for the 2016 FY (ending in March 2016). I could not see any positive signs except the fact that the company had a 20% higher overall net income compared to the previous year. For the Imaging Business net sales and operating income were both down and are expected to get even worse […]
NikonRumors is turning 8 years old today. I started this blog back on May 1st, 2008 and have been posting almost daily ever since. Today the blog has 4,644 posts and 429,249 comments: Here is a flashback on how the blog looked back in the days: A quick reminder on how you can follow NikonRumors:
Solving AF problems: 8 common autofocus problems and their solutions by Steve Perry (website | YouTube | Facebook, you can check also his previous [NR] posts here): It happens to every photographer at one time or another, and it can cause more frustration than baptizing a cat. You’re happily shooting away at your favorite subject, the action subsides, and you […]
Chernobyl, 30 years later photographed by André Joosse Nikon photographer André Joosse visited the Chernobyl forbidden zone to document 30 years of exclusion (Chernobyl website, Website, Instagram, Facebook): Pripyat skyline with the power plant on the horizon I am a photographer from the Netherlands. I travel and shoot abandoned buildings and structures. You can see my work at urbex.nl […]
Astronaut Jeff Williams aboard the International Space Station highlights a favorite activity of crew members while aboard: Earth photography. On his fourth space mission and third Expedition on the ISS, Williams demonstrates the cameras and lenses used to capture still and video imagery of the station and its various visiting vehicle spacecraft like the Soyuz, […]
The Nikon Ambassador Program announced four new photographers:
