The Nikon Coolpix A is listed as a “former product” on Nikon Japan, which means that the model is/will be discontinued. Adorama is already sold out of the $299 refurbished Coolpix A, but you can still get one at Cameta Camera (refurbished with 1 year warranty and free shipping):
For $15 or $20 more Cameta Camera also has two different Coolpix A kits with some extra accessories
The first Nikon D7200 books are already listed on Amazon:
Nikon released a new iPad app called NIKKOR & ACC that provides various information on the current Nikkor lineup such as lens characteristics, specs, lens design, MTF charts, sample photos, accessories and more. The free app can be downloaded directly from the Apple Store (requires iOS 8.0 or higher):
Adobe Lightroom CC is now officially announced:
Additional, more detailed coverage including videos of the new LR CC features can be found on PhotoRumors.
Update #1 – Adobe also released Camera Raw 9 with D7200 and D5500 support (download links: Mac| Windows).
Update #2 – here is the list of supported Nikon cameras (incl. the D7200):
Nikon reports that it reached a settlement for the patent infringement lawsuit against Sigma filed in Japan in 2011. The amount of the settlement Nikon received from Sigma was not disclosed:
Nikon released a new firmware update C 1.20 for the D4s DSLR camera. Here is the change log:
Nikon is rumored to be currently working on a new full frame mirrorless camera. Here is what I know so far:
Another hint that in a way confirms this rumor is a this recently filed Nikon patent for a 28-80mm f/3.5-5.6 VR full frame mirrorless lens.
In interviews with AP and dpreview last year, Nikon executives said that a new large sensor mirrorless camera is a possibility in the future.
