The new Nikon Nikkor Z 26mm f/2.8 lens is now shipping and is currently in stock at Amazon, B&H Photo, and Camera Canada:
Check also availability at: Adorama | Paul’s | ServicePhoto | Koch | Erhardt | Calumet | WEX.
Here are the latest Nikon Nikkor Z 26mm f/2.8 lens reviews on YouTube:
→ Wise Advanced announced new CFexpress Type B Mk-II memory cards with higher speeds.
→ Nikon Experience Days at Foto Koch Düsseldorf (March 18th).
→ Skylum released Luminar Neo version 1.7 with additional plugin functionality, presets preview, and more.
→ The Nikon Z50 now comes with a free 3 Legged Thing Kayla L-bracket. The Nikon Z5 also comes with free accessories.
→ Nikon support confirmed to a reader that the Nikon EN-EL4a battery (compatible with all D2/D3/D300 cameras) is no longer in production and is discontinued. Fortunately, you can still get third-party batteries from various brands at Adorama, Amazon, B&H, and eBay.
In addition to the 10% off Nikkor lenses sale, today Nikon UK started offering up to £250 off the Z5, Z6II, and Z7II cameras. This offer ends on March 30th. See the full list of discounted Nikon gear at WEX.
The 10% discount on Nikon lenses in Europe is ending on March 06, 2023:
The current Nikon USA rebates can be found at:
CIPA (Camera & Imaging Products Association in Japan) published their latest camera production data (orange: 2023, black: 2022, blue: 2021):
NikonRumors will be migrating to a new server this weekend (starting at 10 pm EST tonight). With the increased traffic and a large number of posts (over 9,000 posts, 33,000 photos, and 800,00 comments), it is time to move to a server with a new generation of processors. We have to also get ready for the upcoming Nikon Z8 spike in traffic.
In theory, the migration should be seamless – we will be using live migration technology that promises no downtime – it will just require a reboot (a downtime of about two to three minutes). Let’s hope that will be all.
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DxO released 351 new Optics Modules including support for the following Nikon Z lenses:
There are now over 81,000 unique Optics Modules. The performance of supported lenses/cameras can be boosted by processing RAW files with DxO software:
Additional information is available here.
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