
This is supposed to be the first leaked picture of the upcoming Nikon mirrorless full-frame camera (see specs and teaser). I am not sure if it is a spy shot or a part of the ongoing marketing campaign.
Update – more leaked pictures available here:

This is supposed to be the first leaked picture of the upcoming Nikon mirrorless full-frame camera (see specs and teaser). I am not sure if it is a spy shot or a part of the ongoing marketing campaign.
Update – more leaked pictures available here:


I am continuing to report rumors on the upcoming Nikon mirrorless camera (obviously some of those may not be accurate):


Grey market Nikon D750 DSLR cameras are currently listed for sale on eBay for $1,199.99 (regular price: $1,696.95).
It has been a while since I’ve seen such a low price on the D750 – since November last year maybe?
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→ Laowa 24mm f/14 Relay 2x macro lens to be announced in a few days.

→ Nikon D850 outsells (again) the Sony α7RIII at Map Camera (June report).

BCN Ranking (now called BCN+R) published their digital camera ranking for the first half of 2018 and there is a surprise:
In the first half of 2018, Nikon got at the #1 spot in the fixed lens camera segment with a market share of 31% (Canon is now at the #2 spot). I am not sure how this happened since Nikon doesn’t really have any interesting Coolpix offering (except the P900), while Canon continues to produce high-end compact cameras. I can only imagine Nikon’s market share if they did not cancel the DL line.
With mirrorless cameras, Olympus was at the #1 spot in 2017 with 27.7%, but in the first six months of 2018 Canon is at the #1 spot with 30.1% market share. There is no mention of Sony or Fuji in the BCN+R article.
I could not find any DSLR market share data.
Here is a translated recap from our friends digicame-info (if anyone has a better translation, please post in the comments section):

I got the following quote from Lexar’s Director of Global Marketing, Joel Boquiren, regarding the current Lexar XQD memory card situation:
“Due to an unforeseen memory constraint from our XQD technology partners, we’ve had to delay production of the Lexar® Professional 2933x XQD™ 2.0 card until further notice. We are trying our best to minimize the delay as much as possible and are searching for a cost-effective plan for our XQD technology to perform at its best to meet our customer’s’ demand. In addition, we are working tirelessly on the future standard of CFexpress through our efforts in the Compact Flash Association.”
Here is some background information I received from “unofficial channels” (these are basically unconfirmed rumors, so please treat them as such):