Nikon Global Headquarters / Innovation Center
Entrance Hall inspired by “light”
Multi-purpose Atrium with a large screen
Grand staircase
Pantry and Terrace
As some readers haev already reported in the comments section last month, the new Nikon headquarters in Tokyo is now completed. The project started back in 2021:
Nikon announced the start of construction for their new head office in Tokyo
Additional information:
CIPA (Camera & Imaging Products Association in Japan) published their latest camera production data (orange: 2024, black: 2023, blue: 2022):
The new Nikon Imaging Cloud is now live, and you can create an account. The Nikon Imaging Cloud contains four main services for Nikon shooters (see previous coverage):
The new Nikon Z6 II camera is already compatible with the Nikon Imaging Cloud, but you can also find uploaded pictures taken with the Z7II and Zf – I assume those cameras will be added later.
Nikon Europe and Nikon Digitutor already have several “how to” videos for the Nikon Imaging Cloud.
Check also the Nikon Z6 III guide on how to connect to Nikon Imaging Cloud (see also this page).
The Nikon Z6 III camera “body-only” option is now in stock at B&H Photo:
Three weeks after the official announcement (June 19), all Z6 III pre-orders, at least at B&H, are now shipped.
Check Z6 III availability at other stores:
Join the Nikon ℤ6 III Facebook Group
The next two cameras Nikon is rumored to replace are:
The two new cameras are expected to be announced in 2024, but as we already know, there could be delays. I don’t have any specifications or other details – you know what to do if you have any.
Nikon currently has two registered but not yet announced cameras:
Here is the full list of current Nikon Z mirrorless cameras and lenses and the country of manufacturing (the list was updated by Nikon Japan on July 4, 2024):
| Mirrorless camera (Z series) | Country of origin |
| Z9, Z8, Z7II, Z6III, Z6II, Z7, Z6, Z5, Zf, Zfc, Z50, Z30 | Thailand |
→ Coming soon: new AstrHori 120mm f/2.8 MACRO 2X lens for Nikon Z-mount.
→ You can now turn your $200 Nikon 40mm f/2 into a $8,000 Noct lens with this fake lens hood.
→ It seems that Nikon USA is still canceling orders – this has been going on for a while and I thought they already fixed the issue.
