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The previously rumored RED V-RAPTOR [X] and Komodo [X] cinema cameras with Nikon Z-mount are now officially announced and available for pre-order at Adorama and B&H Photo (additional information).

Nikon is rumored to announce an entirely new line of Nikkor cinema lenses. I do not have any details on the focal lengths. This could only be a development announcement, like the 28-135mm. I have seen some related patents in the past and will try to find them. This is a logical and expected development, reported […]

The Nikon Nikkor Z 28-135mm f/4 PZ zoom lens is rumored to be officially released next week. Lately, Nikon tends to announce one product at a time. Given that the Nikon Nikkor Z 35mm f/1.2 S lens will be announced tonight, it makes complete sense for the 28-135mm cinema lens to be announced next week. […]

With the recent RED acquisition, we already know that Nikon is planning to gain a significant portion of the existing video market. We also got several reports about Nikon actively developing Nikkor cinema lenses: I first reported back in March that Nikon will start making cinema lenses for Z mount with T stops. Keiji Oishi (RED’s […]

FDTimes published their interview with the new CEO of RED Keiji Oishi and RED’s founder James Jannard – all pretty standard answer that we have already heard before. Here are a few quotes:

Televisual spoke with the Nikon and RED teams at the recent NAB show in Las Vegas. Here is the recap – I already reported most of what they said back in March:

Here are some rumors on what to expect from the recent Nikon acquisition of RED: Future Nikon sensors will be co-developed with RED and mass-produced for lower prices. Nikon will start making cinema lenses for Z mount with T stops – I assume the next RED camera will be with Z-mount. Nikon will slowly introduce […]