Today Nikon Japan introduced price revisions for some accessories (hot shoe covers) and “open pricing” for most Nikkor lenses.
My understanding is that Nikon will no longer enforce suggested retail pricing and will let retailers determine the final selling price, which in most cases will mean a price increase, especially for the newer, hard-to-get products. Please note that for now this strategy is officially announced only for the Japanese market. Here is the full text:
Cosina is rumored to announce two new Voigtlander mirrorless lenses for Nikon Z-mount:
The official announcement is expected later in January.
It is interesting to note that the Z-mount version of the NOKTON 50mm f/1 will be announced before the E-mount.
Currently, there are seven Voigtlander mirrorless lenses for Nikon Z-mount:
Previous coverage of the Voigtlander Z lenses can be found here.
Via Digicame-info
The Voigtlander mirrorless lenses for Nikon Z-mount are now on sale for the first time (up to $150 off):
Some of the Voigtlander lens discounts are also available at Amazon.
Previous coverage of Voigtlander lenses for Nikon Z-mount can be found here.
TP Original released a new handmade leather half case for Nikon F2/F2A/F2AS cameras – currently in stock at:
The case is available in five different colors:
Additional information on the new cases can be found at DC.Watch.
TP Original also produces cases for other camera brands and models.
The previously rumored Techart TZM-02 Leica M lens to Nikon Z camera autofocus adapter (version II) is now officially announced. The new 2nd generation is the first adapter of its kind that can support video AF. AF-S/AF-C shooting in stills mode was also improved.
The TZM-02 is currently in stock at Amazon and eBay (coming soon to Adorama and B&H).
Additional information can be found here (see also this review):
→ New Godox XPro II (2023) radio controller for Nikon coming soon.
→ At the 2023 CES show Lexar introduced new CFexpress memory cards and readers:
→ Nikon Nikkor Z 17-28mm f/2.8 lens sample photos by Getnavi.
