→ Capture One released two new “Nordic light” style packs (ore information is available here).
→ Nikon Oster Spezial in Germnay.
→ Ending tomorrow – 30% off on all DxO software:
→ Rare Nikon Tv Nikkor 35mm f/0.9 lens for L39 mount listed for sale on eBay for $5,000.
The Japanese Sankeibiz (translated) published some new data on the total number of cameras produced in 2020:
Topaz Labs released a new version 3.0.2 of DeNoise AI with several improvements – see the details here (DeNoise AI software is used for eliminating noise and recovering details). You can use coupon code RUMORS15 for an additional 15% off on all Topaz Labs products.
Also: the DxO Spring 30% sale on Nik Collection, Photolab, Filmpack, and Viewpoint is ending on March 28.
If you remember my rumored Nikon Z9 mirrorless camera specifications, I did mention that there will be a new Nikon EN-EL18x battery. Nokishita just reported that Nikon recently registered a new, not-yet-released, EN-EL18d battery in Russia and my guess is that this will be the battery used in the upcoming Z9 professional mirrorless camera. Stay tuned for more details.
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BCN Ranking, just like Amazon’s best-selling camera rankings, are useless to draw conclusions about which brand is doing better, and yet certain fanboys are still using them to create clickbait blog posts. But don’t listen to me, just go and read Thom’s latest article “Why I Don’t Put Much Credence in BCN Market Share Numbers“. Here are a few quotes:
A quick Nikkor Z 14-24 f/2.8 S ($2,397) vs. Sigma 14-24mm f/2.8 DG HSM Art ($1,199) vs. Nikkor 14-24mm f/2.8G ED lens ($1,747) comparisons by Dariusz Breś – see also his previous posts (click on images for larger view):
In a recent interview with the Japanese Nikkei, Nikon’s CFO Muneaki Tokunari confirmed that at least 12 new lenses are planned for the next financial year (April 2021 – March 2022). The full Nikkei article is behind a paywall, but here is a recap from another Japanese website:
