Nikon launched their Black Friday deals in the US:
The product listings at Paul’s Photo, and Service Photo should reflect the new discounts soon.
I have not seen any new offers in Europe – the winter instant rebates are still active:
More early Black Friday deals can be found here.
Topaz Labs just launched their Black Friday/Cyber Monday deals where you can get up to 60% off their products:
The full pricing details for the different products can be found here:
More early Black Friday deals can be found here.
Nikon released a new firmware update version 1.10 for the Zf camera with two fixes/changes:
The 90 years of NIKKOR’s history began in 1932 with the registration of the NIKKOR trademark by Nikon (then Nippon Kogaku K.K.)
Nikkor celebrates its 90th anniversary:
SmallRig launched a new VB99 Pro Mini V-mount battery (an upgrade from the previous best-selling version). Orders are now open at:
The new VB99 Pro has many upgrades:
More SmallRig products for Nikon gear:
The new Li-ion rechargeable battery EN-EL25a battery I mentioned in my previous post is already listed on Nikon’s official website:
Today Nikon released a new firmware update version 1.50 for the Zfc camera with support for a new, not yet announced EN-EL25a rechargeable Li-ion battery. Nikon is either planning to release a new “a” version of the existing Nikon EN-EL25a battery or they will release a new camera with the new EN-EL25a.
Update – the EN-EL25a Li-ion rechargeable battery is already listed on Nikon’s official website:
New EN-EL25a Li-ion rechargeable battery already listed on Nikon’s official website
Here are some very early and unconfirmed rumors about a new Nikon Z high-speed camera model to be announced for the 2024 Olympics:
If those rumors are true, I can see Nikon doing something similar to the new Sony A9III:
“Sony has delivered the world’s first mirrorless camera with a full-frame global shutter sensor: the a9 III. This revolutionary release promises unrivaled speed thanks to the capabilities of the newly designed 24.6MP Exmor RS CMOS sensor, including 120 fps continuous shooting with AF/AE, flash sync at all speeds up to 1/80,000 sec., and no subject distortion. Sports, wildlife, and action photographers will never miss a moment when using the a9 III.” (B&H Photo)
FYI: I received the above information BEFORE the official announcement of the Sony A9III camera – I was just trying to get more details but unfortunately, this is all I have for now. As usual, I always accept anonymous tips here.
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