→ You can still buy a new Nikon D40 DSLR camera from Amazon for $400.
→ You can get a refurbished Nikon 1 J3 camera with 10-30mm VR lens for $199 with a promo code YADIG ($120.00 off).
→ Easycover released new camera cases for the Nikon D4s.
→ Nikon D810 live view performance review.
→ The Nikon D810 brochure can be downloaded here.
→ Confirmed: Nikon D810 is produced in Thailand.
→ Nikon F3 NASA TV ad from 1981:
My name is Alex Geifman (Facebook page), I’m software engineer living in Israel. Wildlife photography is my passion for the last 5 years. Since the very start I was obsessed about photographing a series about secret life of foxes and last year my dreams came true finally.
Nikon Japan released an apology that the number of Nikon 1 V3 camera and DF-N1000 EVF orders have surpassed the production capacity of the factory. The V3 has been out of stock at all major US retailers (B&H, Adorama, Amazon) for a while.
A grey market Nikon D800 camera is currently listed for $2.099.99 on eBay. Grey market products have no US manufacturer’s warranty. I think Nikon is clearing their D800 inventory to make space for the new D810.
Update #1 – the same store has the Nikon D610 (grey market) for $1,679.99.
Update #2 – Nikon USA explains “grey market”:
On July 17th Nikon will launch a new “D810 Switch & Save” promotion. The PDF rebate form is already available online at B&H and Nikon’s website. Since the D810 is scheduled to start shipping on July 17th, I believe all D810 purchases will be eligible for this promotion. Note that this is not an instant savings offer, you will have to fill up the form and mail it to Nikon in order to get your voucher.
The Nikon D810 is currently available for pre-order at B&H | Amazon | Adorama | BestBuy.
Here are the details of the “Nikon D810 Switch and Save” promo:
Metz will soon announce a new Mecablitz 64 AF-1 flash for Nikon cameras. The new product is already listed on several online stores in Europe. Here are the translated specifications:
