The new Voigtlander APO-LANTHAR 28mm f/2 Aspherical lens for Nikon Z-mount has been officially released, and it is now available for pre-order:
Additional information on the new Voigtlander APO-LANTHAR 28mm f/2 Aspherical lens for Nikon Z-mount:
Meike is rumored to release more new lenses for Nikon F-mount in the future, since there are still quite a lot of DSLR cameras on the market.
Meike recently announced a new AF 85mm f/1.8 SE Mark II lens for Nikon F + Z mount for $229:
Announced: new Meike AF 85mm f/1.8 SE Mark II lens for Nikon F + Z mount ($229)
Meike still sells the unique 8mm f/3.5 full-frame fisheye lens for Nikon F-mount.
The next Meike F-mount lens could be the AF 85mm f/1.4 SE:
The Nikon ZR next to the Nikon Z6III ©
I already reported that Nikon is expected to release two new cameras in 2026, even though the Z9II could be delayed until 2027. There are new rumors about a third small Nikon full-frame mirrorless camera without a viewfinder, designed for photography, that is expected to be announced in 2026. Here are the details I got so far about this possible third camera:
Recently, several readers emailed me, saying they use the Nikon ZR for photography and highlighting its advantages in form factor and size.
What do you think about these rumors?
Poll: Would you buy a Nikon ZR-like camera designed for photography?
Nikon is rumored to be working with AFP (Agence France Presse) on a new robotics project for the Olympics, FIFA World Cup, and other events. I don’t have any other details, and I am not sure if this project will be launched for the upcoming Olympic Winter Games.
Nikon has a long history of working with AFP in the past:
Today, Nikon reported its third-quarter financial results for the year ending in March 2026 – here is the recap by ZoetMB:
PhotonsToPhotos released the photographic dynamic range data and other sensor measurements for the Nikon Z50II camera. Here are a few comparisons (click for larger view):
Field Made just released new customizable indicator labels for Nikon Z9 batteries.
You can use the discount code rumors for 10% off.
Field Made informed me that orders to the US are duty-free and tariff-free. That means the price you see at checkout is the final price you pay. All Field Made indicator labels are made in Canada and fall under the USMCA trade agreement, allowing them to cross the border seamlessly.
