

The manuals of two new, not yet announced compact cameras are now available online:
- Nikon Coolpix A10 (16MP, 2.7″ LCD screen)
- Nikon Coolpix A100 (20MP, 2.7″ LCD screen, image stabilization)


The manuals of two new, not yet announced compact cameras are now available online:

DxOMark published their test results for the Tamron SP 45mm f/1.8 Di VC USD lens for Nikon F mount:

I was told that one of the main improvement in the Nikon D5 camera will be the new “killer AF” – it will be much better than anything else available today. Here are few new D5 specs:
Here again are the old, previously reported specs in case you missed them:

In 2016 Nikon will announce replacements for the S33 and S9900 Coolpix compact cameras. The S33 refresh will come with built-in Wi-Fi, while the next S9900 version will have a tilt screen.



→ Various Nikon USB flash drives available on eBay.

→ Topaz Labs is offering 35% off on all Topaz products with coupon code ‘TOPAZ2015‘.

→ The Lensbaby Velvet 56mm f/1.6 limited edition lens for Nikon F mount will start shipping next week.

→ Price drop: the Nikon MB-D12 battery grip for Nikon D810 is now $309 at Adorama, Amazon and B&H.

I have already reported multiple times in the past about a new “secret” Nikon product that will most likely connect to a smartphone. Here is a quote from my post few months ago: “This could also be a new Nikon action/extreme camera (like the GoPro) or a 360 degrees camera (like the Ricoh Theta)”.
Note: the two pictures above are Nikon concept/prototype cameras that were on displayed at a show few years ago. I don’t know if the new action cameras will look like this.
Now the rumor: in 2016 Nikon will announce three new extreme/action cameras with different positioning/targeting and a wide range of accessories:

Chassimages (Google translation) posted a story on the Nikon D5 camera that was apparently forgotten in a store’s display case/window (see this post):
“The only seller is so busy store drawers behind the counter, so I must insist to make him raise his head, and asks if I can see and touch the D5. Very gently he said “yes.” Immediately I asked how it was possible that he D5 that while it is not even officially announced by Nikon announcement expected in early January. He smiles and shrugs, well that’s how! Meanwhile the housing arrives in my hands and soon I realize that it is fully functional.
I adjust the viewfinder diopter and passes in AF-C mode to see the sensors appear in the viewfinder and therefore discovers the extent and form of the covered fields. Then I ask if I can take pictures of the device with my iPhone, he answers yes no problem…”
The article include also few new pictures of the D5 taken by Chassimages forum member JML2: