
The 90 years of NIKKOR’s history began in 1932 with the registration of the NIKKOR trademark by Nikon (then Nippon Kogaku K.K.)
Nikkor celebrates its 90th anniversary:
The 90 years of NIKKOR’s history began in 1932 with the registration of the NIKKOR trademark by Nikon (then Nippon Kogaku K.K.)
Nikkor celebrates its 90th anniversary:
SmallRig launched a new VB99 Pro Mini V-mount battery (an upgrade from the previous best-selling version). Orders are now open at:
The new VB99 Pro has many upgrades:
More SmallRig products for Nikon gear:
The new Li-ion rechargeable battery EN-EL25a battery I mentioned in my previous post is already listed on Nikon’s official website:
Today Nikon released a new firmware update version 1.50 for the Zfc camera with support for a new, not yet announced EN-EL25a rechargeable Li-ion battery. Nikon is either planning to release a new “a” version of the existing Nikon EN-EL25a battery or they will release a new camera with the new EN-EL25a.
Update – the EN-EL25a Li-ion rechargeable battery is already listed on Nikon’s official website:
New EN-EL25a Li-ion rechargeable battery already listed on Nikon’s official website
Here are some very early and unconfirmed rumors about a new Nikon Z high-speed camera model to be announced for the 2024 Olympics:
If those rumors are true, I can see Nikon doing something similar to the new Sony A9III:
“Sony has delivered the world’s first mirrorless camera with a full-frame global shutter sensor: the a9 III. This revolutionary release promises unrivaled speed thanks to the capabilities of the newly designed 24.6MP Exmor RS CMOS sensor, including 120 fps continuous shooting with AF/AE, flash sync at all speeds up to 1/80,000 sec., and no subject distortion. Sports, wildlife, and action photographers will never miss a moment when using the a9 III.” (B&H Photo)
FYI: I received the above information BEFORE the official announcement of the Sony A9III camera – I was just trying to get more details but unfortunately, this is all I have for now. As usual, I always accept anonymous tips here.
November 11, 2023, MonsterAdapter is developing a new generation Nikon F mount to Sony E mount electronic lens adapter with autofocus and aperture dual motor built-in: LA-FE2. While retaining most of the functions and advantages of the current LA-FE1 version, the new LA-FE2 can also drive traditional Nikkor AF lenses (commonly known as D Type lenses) released by Nikon since 1987. The new MonsterAdapter LA-FE2 is expected to be launched in 2023. The price and more detailed information will be revealed soon, so stay tuned.
Several stores in Japan (Map Camera, Yodobashi) report that the Nikon Zf is currently the best-selling camera. As a result, the Nikon Zf is back-ordered in Japan until May 2024:
In the US, most Nikon Zf configurations are out of stock at B&H and Adorama.