After a short delay, the Nikon D5200 is now shipping in Europe and is currently in stock at Foto Hans Keuzekamp, Amazon UK, Amazon Germany and Amazon Italy.
The first Nikon D5200 books are also now available for pre-order at Amazon UK, Amazon Germany and Amazon France.
The new Nikon instant savings are now live at B&H. As previously reported, you will get $200 off the D800/D800E and a free 24-85mm lens with the D600. Those deals are valid only for 2 days! In addition, B&H offers some extra free accessories on top of the instant savings:
Adobe Lightroom 4.3 (download links: Win | Mac) and Camera Raw 7.3 were released today with support for Nikon 1 V2, Nikon D5200, Nikon D600 and and Sigma APO Macro 180mm F2.8 EX DG OS HSM lens (F-mount).
Several local newspapers today (SF Chronicle for example) had advertising for the upcoming D600 and D800 price drop/instant savings promotion. The sale will start tonight at midnight (EST) – I will publish the details once they become available. Here is what to expect:
Nauticam announced NA-D600 underwater housing for Nikon D600 camera. The NA-D600 has a depth rating of 100m and costs $3,300. Shipping starts on December 20, 2012. Sample images taken with NA-D600 and D600 combo can be found at the bottom of this post.
I’m Marc Pagani, and I’m an adventure travel, portrait, live music, and wedding photographer based in New Orleans. My most recent book, “Fearless Photographer: Travel”, came out this past November 9th and can be found online and in local bookstores.
Last week, I had my 4th shoot in 2 years in Puerto Rico, this time for my stock agency, Aurora Photos.This was my first opportunity to shoot underwater images of sea life with the Nikon D800, and I think it worked out well. Though I took along my fisheye and 105 Nikkor macro lenses and their respective UW ports, I stuck to my Nikon 16-35mm F4 VR lens in an 8’ glass Ikelite dome. The housing was Ikelite’s model 6812.8 for Nikon D800/D800E. I was using two Ikelite DS-160 strobes (one on either side of the housing). The nice thing about using Ikelite strobes with an Ikelite housing is the reliable TTL strobe metering and the convenience therein. When you’re dealing with changes in water pressure and trying to keep your buoyancy perfect, so as not to disturb the pristine coral reefs, it’s nice to not have to make constant adjustments to the strobe output.
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