A reader sent me this screenshot, reportedly taken from the Nikon Imaging Cloud website, that shows support for the Nikon Zf, Z6III, Z8, and Z9 cameras (click for larger view):
Added Nikon Imaging Cloud support for more camera models has been rumored for months, but maybe it’s all a hoax – see previous posts:
New versions of the NEF/NRW codecs were just released:
The NRW and NEF codec modules allow NRW/NEF (RAW) files to be handled as their JPEG and TIFF equivalents in a Windows environment.
We are getting closer to a new Nikon camera announcement. How do I know? Nikon UK currently has a placeholder for a new camera. On their website, they are currently showing listings for a total of 12 mirrorless cameras:
Now scroll down to the bottom of that page and count the total number of cameras displayed – they are only 11:
Basically, Nikon already has a placeholder for a new/upcoming camera. That is a common practice for Nikon, and we have already seen similar behavior before:
Douglas Klostermann just released his new e-book:
The guide also contains a link to a free, comprehensive Nikon Z6III Menu Setup Spreadsheet. Additional information:
First Place, 2024 Nikon Small World Photomicrography Competition Differentiated mouse brain tumor cells (actin, microtubules, and nuclei)
Nikon announced the winners of the 2024 Small World Photo Awards.
Additional information:
Nikon registered a new N2323 camera in Asia:
Based on the latest rumors, Nikon is expected to announce two more new cameras in the next few weeks/months:
