I received some information that two new Kelda lenses for Nikon F-mount will be released soon:
I do not have any additional information, but I am expecting to receive details soon.
I recently covered the Kerlee 35mm f/1.2 full frame DSLR lens for Nikon F-mount her eon [NR].
Kelda lenses are sold at: Amazon US | Amazon UK | Amazon DE | Amazon CA | Amazon IT | Amazon FR
Additional pictures of the new lenses:
Two new Nikon patents were filed in Japan:
Here are a few more graphics from the multifunctional hot shoe patent:
First, note that all my posts and the official press release describe the D850 as a “full-frame, high-resolution, high-speed digital SLR cameras“, not mirrorless or medium format as some have suggested (the B&H listing of the D850 as a mediums format 645 was a mistake).
This is what we know about the D850 so far based on my initial reports from May and June and some new information:
Here are the “big” unanswered questions I have so far – I hope that with this post, I will get some tips from people in the know (use the contact form):
Nikon Japan issued a notice today that the Nikon D5 100th-anniversary edition camera was delayed. The reason given was “as it takes time to final adjust the product“. The new shipping date is early August 2017. The price of the D5 10o years edition is $7999.95 (Adorama |B&H).
The rest of the Nikon 100th anniversary products are also still not available (see the full list here).
I believe the above two pictures are real press photos of the upcoming full frame Nikon D850 DSLR camera. You can clearly see the same shape of the camera pentaprism shown in the official teaser. I also started receiving more D850 specifications – I will post them online soon.
Like the Nikon D850 Facebook page for additional coverage.
In one of the European marketing banners, Nikon actually had a D850 teaser with a picture of a camera pentaprism not seen on any other Nikon full frame DSLR models:
I think it is safe to assume that this is the first picture of the Nikon D850 – here is a better view where we can clearly see the lack of built-in flash:
Next are a few more comparisons with the D5, D810, D750 and D610 cameras:
