Nikon temporarily suspended the Nikon Authenticity Service after the long-time NR reader and contributor Horshack found a major vulnerability in Nikon’s C2PA feature on the Z6 III camera (now priced at $2,697, thanks to Trump’s tariffs, was $2,499 before). Here is the official notice from Nikon:
Long-time NR reader and contributor Horshack found a major vulnerability in Nikon’s C2PA feature on the Z6 III camera (released a week ago). Here is his report:
Demystifying Log ISO, Exposure, and Noise by Horshack (I briefly covered the video in my last weekly recap):
Long-time [NR] reader Horshack published another video on how Dual Gain ISO works on the Z6 III and other cameras as a stepping stone to a potential video about the DR and noise impact of partially/fully stacked sensors:
Nikon Z6 III sensor readout speed measurements by horshack: My name is Adam and go by “horshack” on dpreview. This year I started a crowd-source project on GitHub for measuring the sensor readout speeds for as many cameras as possible. The methodology involves custom firmware running on an inexpensive Arduino board that flashes its built-in […]
A reader created two videos comparing the dynamic range and high ISO of the new Nikon Z6 III camera with the Nikon Z6:
