In a recent interview, Nikon’s President Yoshiaki Tokunari indicated that his company plans to incorporate RED’s video tech in its cameras in order to expand market share:
→ The first Nikon Z6 III book is now available for pre-order.
→ PictureCorrect composition sheets summer sale.
→ The new LIT DUO 1 light meter listed for funding on Kickstarter has already raised over $733k.
→ A new version of Topaz Gigapixel Pro has been released.
→ New: Gura Gear limited edition Kiboko City Commuter bag in slate grey.
→ DxO released support for the three Z-mount lenses:
→ Nextorage is extending their Amazon sale to 10 days – here are some of the discounted memory cards:
→ Old Kickstarter/Indiegogo projects:
I already mentioned that the Nikon US rebates are ending on July 21st. The Nikon Europe rebates are set to expire on July 22nd (see the complete list here and here):
Now also in Germany: the Nikon Z8 is €500 off (Sofortrabatt)
New Nikon savings also in the UK (Nikon Z8 body now £450 off)
3 days left: the current Nikon US rebates are ending on July 21 (Sunday)
Used Nikon Z6 III cameras are now available for sale at B&H Photo starting at under $2,000 (original price: $2,497):
Update – the cameras are now sold out. They had only two in stock, and a reader was able to snatch them both:
Previous Nikon Z6 III coverage can be found here.
Long-time [NR] reader Horshack published another video on how Dual Gain ISO works on the Z6 III and other cameras as a stepping stone to a potential video about the DR and noise impact of partially/fully stacked sensors:
The new Nikon NIKKOR Z 35mm f/1.4 lens is currently in stock at:
Additional information on the lens can be found here:
