I am a photographer from Melbourne Australia, with a passion for travel and landscape photography. If you have some time check out my galleries on Zenfolio, or my Facebook page for the latest updates and images. I recently saw my childhood dream come true when I undertook a two week boat expedition through the Svalbard Islands. […]
“UV filters – do you need them or not?” is a new article by Steve Perry (website | YouTube | Facebook). You can check also his previous [NR] posts here: UV filters – they certainly have the power to fire up heated debates among photographers. Who would have thought such a small piece of glass would be responsible for so […]
“Realizing sustainable growth with Trustworthiness and Creativity as our base” Nikon published their 2015 CSR report. Here are the highlights related to the imaging business:
Adam, one of the moderators of the NikonRumorsForum, is organizing a trip/unofficial NRF meeting in Mustang, Nepal during October 18-31, 2015. Here are the details (email Adam for additional information): – Ever wanted to visit one of the most mystical place on Earth? – Ever wanted to spend 14 days that will change your perception of life? […]
Nikon Corporation announced their financial results for the first quarter of the 2016 fiscal year: sales increased by 2.4 billion yen (year on year), operating income grew by ¥1.6 billion. Here is Nikon’s financial estimation for the Imaging business for the 2016 fiscal year:
Meta35 let’s you transfer metadata from selected Nikon film cameras. It brings the perks of digital data management and camera customization into the world of film photography. Meta35 is compatible with the Nikon F6, F5, F100, N90s/F90x, N90/F90 and replaces Nikon MV-1 and Nikon Photo Secretary: Meta35 software screenshots: Update: Camera Companion by HolyMoose.com offer similar solution for the Nikon […]
Another post by Des Ong (website | Facebook | Instagram) with some amazing pictures from the Scottish Highlands and Norwegian Mountain range (see also his previous articles here and here.): As a professional wildlife photographer, mid winter to early spring involves a lot of travel for personal projects and leading photo tours. The working conditions vary tremendously. This year […]
