A second batch of Nikon Nikkor Z 180-600mm f/5.6-6.3 VR lenses is now shipping in the US – still for orders placed on the day of the official announcement.
Check 180-600mm pricing and availability at:
The new Topaz Labs Photo AI v2 was officially released two weeks ago with many new models, enhancements, and other improvements – this was the most substantial upgrade since the initial release. Photo AI v2 expands the product’s scope with Lighting/Color adjustments and significantly improves existing features like raw noise removal, sharpening, Autopilot, and Photoshop integration.
The Topaz Labs Photo AI v2.0 sale ($40 off) is ending tomorrow:
You can get Photo AI 2 for free if you’ve purchased or renewed Photo AI within the past year. If your upgrade license has expired, you can renew for half price to get Photo AI v2 plus another year of upgrades. Additional information is available here.
Matt Granger posted his Nikon Zf sample files online – you can download them for free but you have to register first.
Matt also updated his Nikon Mirrorless Expert Setup Guide with the new Nikon Zf camera.
Nikon Zf sample photos from Nikon Japan are available here.
The Nikon Zf pre-order links can be found here.
The new Tamron 35-150mm f/2-2.8 Di III VXD lens for Nikon Z-mount is now shipping and is currently in stock at most stores:
The new Nikon Zf camera is now also available for pre-order in Canada:
I mentioned that Foto Erhardt in Germany offers a free SmallRig grip with every Nikon Zf camera purchase. The grip can be purchased separately directly from SmallRig (they do offer international shipping) and is also available at WEX UK. The new grip should also be soon listed at Adorama, Amazon. and B&H Photo.
Some of the first Zf reviews I saw online mentioned that the camera is heavy and an actual grip could be very helpful.
Additional information:
Nikon Zf pre-order links:
Comparing Nikon Z5 vs. Nikon Z6 II vs. Nikon Zf specifications
Comparing Nikon Z5 vs. Nikon Z6 II vs. Nikon Zf specifications
