
Tokina just announced a new atx-i 17-35mm f/4 FF full-frame DSLR lens for Nikon F-mount that will replace the current Tokina 17-35mm f/4 Pro FX version:
Update: the lens is now available for pre-order.

Tokina just announced a new atx-i 17-35mm f/4 FF full-frame DSLR lens for Nikon F-mount that will replace the current Tokina 17-35mm f/4 Pro FX version:
Update: the lens is now available for pre-order.


A quick update to my previous post – the Nikon MB-N11 multi-battery power pack with vertical grip is now in stock at Adorama and Amazon.

Nikon updated their Z lens roadmap with silhouettes of upcoming Nikkor lenses. Here is a close-up view of the upcoming lenses:



The upcoming new Nikkor Z lenses are:
Previous roadmaps can be found here:

B&H currently has a refurbished Nikon NIKKOR Z 58mm f/0.95 S Noct lens priced $500 below the MSRP ($7,499 instead of $7,999):
Previous coverage of the Nikon NIKKOR Z 58mm f/0.95 S Noct lens can be found here.
More refurbished Nikon gear can be found at Adorama, B&H, Amazon, eBay, and BuyDig. All refurbished Nikon products come with a 90-day warranty.
Some good news if you were planning to use Leica M-mount lenses on Nikon Z-mount cameras:


The TTartisan Leica M to Nikon Z lens adapter now comes for free with every TTartisan 50mm f/0.95 M-mount lens purchase. In addition, the TTartisan 50mm f/0.95 lens is now 10% off (regular: $755, NR sale: $680 + free adapter): This promo is now over.


7Artisans announced a new LM-NZ close focusing adapter and you can also get it for free with the purchase of a 7artisans 35mm f/1.4 M-mount lens ($430): This promo is now over.
Please note: the TTartisan Leica M to Nikon Z is a “normal” lens adapter, the 7Artisans LM-NZ is a close-focusing adapter.
Additional pictures of the 7Artisans LM-NZ close-focusing adapter:

The new Nikon MB-N11 multi-battery power pack with vertical grip is now shipping to NPS orders in the US. Check availability at Adorama | B&H | Calumet | IN STOCK IN THE UK: Park Camera.

The Nikon Df camera is not officially discontinued yet, but it is slowly disappearing from store shelves (the Nikon Df was announced 7 years ago):
Here is a report from Japan: