Kamerakraft released a new Thumb Rest for Nikon Zf cameras.
Kamerakraft is known for its high-quality accessories for Leica cameras, and this is its first product for Nikon users.
Different Thumb Rest models for Nikon Zf cameras can be found on Amazon.
Additional information:
→ Viltrox released firmware updates for the 135mm f/1.8 and a few other lenses for Nikon Z-mount.
→ The release of the new Zeiss Otus ML 1.4/85 lens is delayed until October (pre-orders: B&H Photo | Foto Erhardt | WEX Photo).
→ The Boryoza GF-NZ autofocus lens adapter (Fujifilm GFX lenses on Nikon Z cameras) is now shipping – see also this post.
→ Nikon Zfc camera spotted in the movie Jurassic World Rebirth.
→ Join the new Nikon ZR Facebook group.
→ Nikon is planning to start testing the SnapBridge app compatibility on iOS 26/iPadOS 26.
→ Check out the upcoming photo tours from the Creative Photo Academy:
→ Tascam announced a new XLR digital adapter CA-XLR2d-N for Nikon ZR cameras (check B&H Photo for orders).
→ Nikon registered the KOMODO-X trademark.
→ Nikon India partners with Youth India Programme as official equipment partner.
Here is an update on the major vulnerability in Nikon’s C2PA feature, which a long-time NR reader and contributor, Horshack detected. Nikon has sent out a new notice, informing users that all C2PA certificates issued will be revoked. Here are the details:
If you rename a Nikon NEV file extension to R3D, it will be interpreted by Davinci Resolve as Red R3D files. This will unlock a whole different set of raw video editing features, such as chroma noise reduction and the ability to change white balance in post, similar to most other raw video formats. Until now, NRAW was not capable of doing that non-destructively, but with that hack, it’s possible now.
Watch this video demonstration for more information:
The previously reported Viltrox Air AF 9mm f/2.8 (APS-C) and AF 14mm f/4 (full frame) lenses for Nikon Z-mount are now officially announced.
Pre-orders:
Here is the classification of he different Viltrox product lines:
Additional information on the new lenses:
Yes, Nikon is obviously working on new dedicated Nikkor Z cinema lenses. I first reported this back in February, and consequently, in every single one of my “What to expect next from Nikon” posts for the past few months (is that the first Nikkor Z cinema lenses teaser?):
