Nikon releases fifth teaser video for its upcoming Z6 and Z7 mirrorless cameras - TechRadar
Nikon has released a fifth teaser video ahead of the launch of the Nikon Z6 and Nikon Z7 full-frame mirrorless cameras on August 23.
While the previous videos released in the build-up to the launch event have been rather enigmatic affairs, referencing Nikon's camera-building heritage and hinting at what's to come from the new cameras, the new one shares the first impressions of...
via www.techradar.comNikon is challenging Sony's mirrorless camera dominance with two new cameras that pack great image quality into a ... - Markets Insider
After initially losing out to Sony, Nikon has hopped aboard the mirrorless camera bandwagon.
The camera company just showed off the two newest additions to its high-end camera lineup — the Z6 and the Z6, part of the new Z series of mirrorless cameras .
One of the hottest trends in the camera industry right now, although they come at a high price point. The Z6 starts at $1,999 ,...
via www.businessinsider.comRokinon's ultra-wide AF 14mm F/2.8 lens for Nikon cameras is coming this fall - Popular Photography Magazine
Here’s what we know about it:
- 3.67” long
- Weighs 16.7oz
- 15 ultra multi coated elements spread across 10 groups
- 2 aspherical elements
- 1 extra-low dispersion element
- 4 high refractive elements
- Minimum focusing distance 7.9 in
- Ultra-wide 116.6° view
- Rounded seven blade aperture for pleasing bokeh and...
Panasonic Announces New LUMIX LX100 II Camera With 24-75mm LEICA DC Lens - Adorama
Panasonic is giving the LX100 an upgrade and it’s coming out in the form of the new Panasonic Lumix LX100 II . Users retain full creative control with this extension of the respected LX compact camera. The LX100 II commands spectacular image quality with the 17-megapixel Four Thirds sensor that adjusts for multiple aspect ratios and 4K video/photo availability. Not to mention, the LX100 II...
via www.adorama.comNikon Announces the D3500, Its New $500 Entry-Level DSLR - Tom's Guide
Nikon's entry-level DSLR, the venerable D3400 , has for a long time been a cost-effective way for amateurs to get into photography. However, that camera is more than two years old; Nikon today announced its successor, the D3500, which boasts a number of improvements, but still keeps the price (with a kit lens) at a manageable $500. Here's what you'll find in the D3500, available in...
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