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Nikon released new firmware for the Z50 + Zfc cameras, plus new versions of Wireless Transmitter Utility and NX Studio
Posted in Nikon Z50, Nikon Zfc Tagged Nikon NX Studio, Nikon Wireless Transmitter Utility, Nikon Z50, Nikon Zfc 8 Comments
Tamron announced the development of a new 18-300mm f/3.5-6.3 Di III-A VC VXD APS-C lens for Nikon Z-mount
Tamron announced the development of a new 18-300mm f/3.5-6.3 Di III-A VC VXD APS-C lens for Nikon Z-mount. The official release is scheduled for the summer of 2025. The product page can be found here.
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Weekly Nikon news flash #830


→ Nikon won several TIPA awards this year.

→ The Nikon Gashapon vending machine-dispensed capsule camera toys are now available for sale in select US stores.
New Nikon Gashapon (vending machine-dispensed capsule toys) now available for sale in Japan

→ A new 7Artisans AF 24mm f/1.8 lens for Nikon Z-mount is scheduled for release soon.

→ Nikon Coolpix S9900 camera found buried in vegetation after 7 years, 3,500 pictures still intact.

→ Nikon Cell Innovation entered into a strategic license agreement with RoosterBio, a US Company, to enable GCTP/GMP manufacturing platform of human mesenchymal stem cells and extracellular vesicles in Japan.
→ New research agreement between Nikon, AP&C and the University of Waterloo to advance aerospace component repair technology
Meet Aperty: The New AI-Powered Portrait Editor Nikon Portrait Photographers Will Love
Meet Aperty: The New AI-Powered Portrait Editor Nikon Portrait Photographers Will Love
Aperty: The Pro Portrait Retouching Tool Nikon Shooters Have Been Waiting For
If you’ve been searching for the best retouch app to enhance your Nikon portraits, Aperty is worth a closer look. This intelligent portrait retouch software uses advanced AI to deliver natural, professional results—without hours of manual work. Whether you’re working with RAW files from your Z8 or crafting portrait shoots with your D750, Aperty helps you retouch photos with speed and subtlety. It’s especially great for photographers who want clean, realistic skin tones, refined details, and a workflow that fits right into their creative process.
Right now, there’s a great way to try Aperty with no pressure. A 7-day trial and a free month on the yearly plan give you room to explore, while a generous 30-day satisfaction guarantee adds peace of mind. And if you subscribe this spring, you’ll also receive a thoughtful Editorial gift pack featuring a Reference Guide for Poses and Light Textures Pack—tools that complement your Nikon gear beautifully. Take advantage of 50% off the subscription and enjoy creating spectacular portraits with Aperty’s pro retouching tools. Additionally, with my code NIKONRUMOURS you get an extra 10% off.

From blemish removal to makeup enhancement, Aperty includes all the tools you need for polished yet natural edits. Add subtle contouring, apply light effects that mimic studio-quality setups, and smooth skin without sacrificing texture—all with just a few clicks. Everything is designed to look authentic, so your subject still looks like themselves, just at their best. Plus, you can easily sync adjustments, bringing batch retouching to the whole session and saving time.
For those just starting out or looking to sharpen their skills, Aperty makes it easier to understand how to retouch photos properly. Its intuitive interface is built around the essentials of what photo retouching is—preserving character while enhancing impact. You’ll learn how to retouch a photo without over-processing, and discover what software is best for photo retouching when you want both quality and control. It’s not just for studio work, either—Aperty adapts to everything from headshots to natural light portraits taken on location.














