Cosina reminds us that the Voigtlander Z-mount lenses look awesome on the new Nikon Zf silver camera

By [NR] admin | Published: October 4, 2025


Cosina reminds us that the Voigtlander Z-mount lenses look awesome on the new Nikon Zf silver camera body:

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The new MonsterAdapter LA-FZ1 lens adapter with AF support for old F-mount lenses is now available for sale

By [NR] admin | Published: October 3, 2025


The previously reported MonsterAdapter LA-FZ1 lens adapter, which offers AF support for old F-mount lenses, is now available for sale on eBay (MonsterAdapters are also sold at B&H Photo).

Additional information can be found here:

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List of approved/supported memory cards for the Nikon ZR camera

By [NR] admin | Published: October 2, 2025


The Nextorage NX-B2PRO and Nextorage NX-B3AE CFexpress Type B memory cards have been added to the list of approved/supported memory cards for use with the new Nikon ZR camera:

Recommended CFexpress Type B memory cards

Recommended CFexpress Type B memory cards for RAW video internal recording

RAW video recording is a key feature of the Nikon ZR. To do RAW video (R3D NE) recording, REDCODE RAW (R3D NE) requires at least 1TB for 35min or preferably 2TB for 70 min:

Codec1TB2TB
R3D NE (12 bit)35 min70 min

On the list above, Nextorage is the only brand that has 1TB and 2TB cards on the approved list.

Recommended XQD memory cards

Recommended micro SD memory cards

The detailed list can be found here.

The new 1TB Lexar Armor stainless-steel memory cards are now available

Nikon Zr pre-order links:

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The Nikon NIKKOR Z 24-70mm f/2.8 S is the first mirrorless Z-mount lens to be discontinued

By [NR] admin | Published: October 2, 2025



The Nikon NIKKOR Z 24-70mm f/2.8 S was the first mirrorless Z-mount lens to be replaced by a new Mark II version back in August. Asobinet now reports that the old/original version is already listed as discontinued in stores in Japan:

  • Map Camera: Discontinued products, in stock
  • Yodobashi Camera: Discontinued

In the US, both lenses are currently in stock with a price difference of $450 (the new Mark II lens is now in stock at B&H, Erhardt, WEX, and Camera Canada):


It is worth noting that not a single Nikon Z mirrorless camera is currently listed as discontinued on the official Nikon website – the Nikon NIKKOR Z 24-70mm f/2.8 S will be the first entry.

Comparison of both versions can be found here:

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Nikon Interview at IBC 2025: “ZR achieves a wide dynamic range of over 15 stops – a hallmark feature of RED cinema cameras”

By [NR] admin | Published: October 1, 2025


Phototrend published an interview with Nikon from the IBC 2025 show, covering several topics, including the Nikon ZR’s new design for heat dissipation. Here is a recap:

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DxO FilmPack 8 released with a new Time Warp mode and full Photoshop integration

By [NR] admin | Published: September 30, 2025


DxO FilmPack version 8 film emulation software is now officially released (buy here) with a new Time Warp mode and full Photoshop integration for analog style and historical immersion. Here is what’s new in DxO FilmPack 8:

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The Nikon ZR camera can record continuously for up to 125 minutes without overheating

By [NR] admin | Published: September 30, 2025


The Nikon ZR camera (order: B&H| WEX |Erhardt) can record continuously for up to 125 minutes in R3D NE 6K 59.94p without overheating, with auto temperature cutout set to [High], at 25°C/77°F, paired with an external power source according to Nikon’s official specifications:



This duration is for a single, uninterrupted take. The camera’s body is engineered for efficient passive cooling, including a chassis optimized for heat dissipation, which helps it outperform many competitors in its class (e.g., Sony FX3 or Canon R5 C in similar scenarios). Unlike some cinema cameras with active cooling (e.g., the RED Komodo with fans), the ZR relies on a passive design, which also keeps it lightweight:


If overheating occurs, the camera displays progressive warnings (yellow for caution, red for imminent shutdown).

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