Today ON1 released Photo RAW 2019.2 with tethered support for the Nikon Z6, Z7 and D850 cameras.
You can get a 30-day trial version of ON1 Photo RAW 2019.2. I also have a 20% off exclusive coupon code: NIKONRUMORS – this coupon will discount the regular price for both the upgrade ($79.99) and the full version ($99.99) of ON1 Photo RAW 2019.2.
Also, lens correction profiles were added for these lenses:
→ Steve Perry has a new book “Secrets To Exposure And Metering for Nikon” – it’s geared towards Nikon users and thoroughly covers all aspects of exposure and how to leverage them with the Nikon metering system.
→ The latest Nikon gray market prices:
→ New Zeiss instant savings in the US: Adorama | B&H
→ Canon: the market for digital cameras could shrink by half in the next two years.
→ The Nikon EH-5c AC adapter has been delayed.
As previously reported, the Nikon D850 DSLR camera is now $200 off in the US:
The Nikon D850 is already £250 off in the UK:
Check out also the new Nikon USA Z trade-in offer.
The Nikon Z trade-in offer is now live in the US at Adorama and B&H Photo: you can trade in any operating interchangeable lens camera for a new Nikon Z and get $400 towards a Nikon Z7 or $200 towards a Nikon Z6 in addition to the trade-in camera’s value regardless of camera brand.
Here is a breakdown of the rebates:
Nikon Z6 camera: $200 rebate: Adorama | B&H | Amazon
Nikon Z6 lens kit: $200 rebate: Adorama | B&H | Amazon
Nikon Z6 film kit: $200 rebate: Adorama | B&H | Amazon
Nikon Z7 camera: $400 rebate: Adorama | B&H | Amazon
Nikon Z7 lens kit: $400 rebate: Adorama | B&H | Amazon
Focus Camera is also offering a free Nikon travel case and a Sony 120GB XQD G Series memory card with each trade-in.
Check also the new Nikon D850 price drop.
Form the press release:
Sigma releases new firmware updates for several Nikon F-mount lenses that fix issues when using Sigma lenses on the Nikon Z7 camera in combination with the Nikon Z-mount adapter FTZ. This is an improved firmware from what was already announced on October 26th, 2018:
An Event Photographer’s Brief Review of the Nikon D5 by Robert Allen (website | Facebook | Instagram):
This is my first formal review of a camera body. The information in this review is based on using the Nikon D5 for a period of approximately 6 months during 2018.
Brides maids during ceremony. Nikon D5, 70-200mm f/4 lens, ISO 180.
Let me provide a brief background on myself, equipment usage and Pro Image Photography of Idaho. I have positioned Pro Image as the premier event, wedding and portrait photography service in our local area of Boise. Although most of our revenues come from weddings, more and more of our sales are in other sectors of event category. As for my prior equipment usage, I have been shooting digital since 1998, starting out with a Kodak DC210, a one megapixel point and shoot camera! I migrated to Canon for a few years when the Digital Rebel was released in 2003, but since 2005, I have been exclusively a Nikon photographer. My first Nikon was the D70 from which I quickly upgraded to the Nikon D50.
I already reported about the upcoming Nikon D850 $200 price drop that will start this weekend (I will make a separate post once the rebate is available).
Here are the details on the new Nikon Z offer I mentioned:
Trade in any working digital interchangeable-lens camera and get up to $400 in addition to your trade-in value towards a Nikon Z mirrorless camera.
The landing pages for this offer: Adorama | B&H Photo. The list of qualifying cameras can be found here. I believe the trade-in offer will also start this weekend and it is not yet available.
Update: Focus Camera is also offering a free Nikon travel case and a Sony 120GB XQD G Series memory card with each trade-in:
