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It looks like Nikon is preparing to enter the mirrorless APS-C market and take on Sony’s a6000 series cameras. According to a breaking report from this morning, Nikon is planning to release the “Z50” APS-C mirrorless camera and two lightweight DX-format mirrorless lenses “soon. petapixel.com »
It was back in 2016 when Nikon pulled the covers off its newest professional-level action camera. The D5 was (and still is) an amazing camera, packing a 21-megapixel full-frame sensor, capable of shooting up to 14 Frames Per Second (FPS), sporting an advanced 153-point AF system and offer users the ability to shoot 4K video footage. digitalrev.com »
As part of our regular appearances on the TWiT Network show 'The New Screen Savers', our Science Editor Rishi Sanyal joined host Leo Laporte to discuss Nikon's entry into the high-end mirrorless market. dpreview.com »
Image of the new Nikon FF mirrorless On August 23 Nikon will launch the new Z6 and Z7 camera along an impressive 58mm f/0,95 lens (full specs here). And Canon is rumored ot announce their FF mirrorless on September 4/5 (info here). sonyalpharumors.com »
Sony A7 vs Nikon Full Frame Mirrorless size comparison – #nikon #nikonistas #nikonmirrorless #nikonphoto #nikongear #nikonz #nikonfz A post shared by NikonMirrorless (@nikon_mirrorless) on Aug 7, 2018 at 5:14am PDT We have the dates of the big Mirrorless Full Frame war start :) Nikon will announce their new FF mirrorless on August 23. sonyalpharumors.com »
The countdown has started; Nikon’s new mirrorless system will be here by Spring 2019. This news was confirmed by Kimito Uemura, Executive Officer at Nikon Imaging Japan, during an interview at the recent CP+ show in Japan. digitalrev.com »
Here it is, straight from the horse’s mouth: Nikon has a new mirrorless camera system brewing, and the company is aiming to have it land in photographers’ hands by the spring of 2019. NikonEye caught the confirmation in an interview conducted by the Japanese TV network NHK with a Nikon manager. “[D]evelopment is underway, and […] petapixel.com »
Screen capture: Nikon Eye In an interview with Japanese TV-channel NHK, a Nikon manager has confirmed the company's new mirrorless camera system will be on the market by spring 2019. This is the first time we have given an approximate launch date after Nikon officially confirmed it was developing a new system back in July 2017. dpreview.com »
The Japanese TV NHK interview Nikon. And the one news that might be interesting for SAr readers is this: Nikon confirmed their new mirrorless system camera will be on market by Spring 2019. So exactly one year from now. sonyalpharumors.com »
It appears that Sony is right, and that Canon and Nikon are furiously racing to bring professional full-frame mirrorless cameras to their customers. The latest word is that Nikon’s mirrorless camera will be released in the current fiscal year. petapixel.com »
Canon and Nikon were, for the longest time, the ‘big two’ of the photography industry. In many ways that is still the case, by default, but that tide has been turning. In large part due to the rise of mirrorless camera systems, primarily Sony’s full frame E Mount, but also from Fujifilm’s X-Series and the Panasonic/Olympus Micro Four Thirds partnership. thephoblographer.com »
There’s plenty of speculation among photographers as to when Canon and Nikon plan to announce full-frame mirrorless cameras, but Sony itself has thoughts on when a formidable challenge to its mirrorless cameras will arise from the two juggernaut industry rivals. petapixel.com »
Dpreview interviewed Kenji Tanaka from Sony. The interview will be published in full soon but Dpreview teased one statement made by Kenji: This is just my personal opinion, but I think that maybe by next year’s CP+ you’ll see full-frame mirrorless cameras from Canon and Nikon. sonyalpharumors.com »
Kenji Tanaka, Sony Senior General Manager of the Digital Imaging Business Group | Photo by Carey Rose Earlier this month at CP+, we sat down with several camera company executives for in-depth interviews about the photo industry, trying to tease out what the future holds for the cameras and lenses of tomorrow. dpreview.com »
Canon and Nikon will eventually do their big FF mirrorless move sometimes by end 2018. But so far we have no clue if they are going to launch a system camera with a new mount or just keep their current mount and remove the optical system from their DSLR. sonyalpharumors.com »
There is no doubt, Canon’s Dual Pixel AF technology is some of the best out there, especially for video and when it comes to tracking subjects. So, when a new report comes out indicating some patents that suggest that Nikon’s upcoming ‘pro’ mirrorless camera could feature some similar technology – let’s just say that peaks our interest. thephoblographer.com »
Photo by Mario Calvo The 2018 Japan BCN camera rankings are in, and they show that (surprise, surprise) Canon is still veritably dominating the DSLR space with 61. 1% marketshare, only a slight drop from its previous 63. dpreview.com »
Nikon’s upcoming full frame mirrorless camera may not be compatible with F-mount lenses without the use of an additional adapter. A new report suggests that the company has developed a new “Z-mount” for its professional full frame mirrorless system. petapixel.com »
By now it should be no surprise to you that Nikon is working on a Full Frame mirrorless camera system, this has been common knowledge for some time now. But what did just hit the airwaves was the news that apparently this new full frame mount which the entire Nikon mirrorless system will be based around could be called the Z Mount. thephoblographer.com »
By now it should be no surprise to you that Nikon is working on a Full Frame mirrorless camera system, this has been common knowledge for some time now. But what did just hit the airwaves was the news that apparently this new full frame mount which the entire Nikon mirrorless system will be based around could be called the Z Mount. thephoblographer.com »
As you have heard, unless you live under a rock, Nikon is working on their professional mirrorless camera system(s) and while nothing is official yet – reports are still getting out here and there giving us tidbits of information about these upcoming mirrorless cameras. thephoblographer.com »
Both Nikon (rumor here) and Canon (rumor here) are finally going to compete against Sony in the Full Frame mirrorless segment. Both companies should launch their new FF system cameras in 2018 (probably at Photokina in September). sonyalpharumors.com »
Photo by Joseph Chan We've known for some time now that Nikon is working on a mirrorless camera—in fact, Nikon confirmed this to DPReview directly. But one question has remained tantalizingly unanswered: will it be a full-frame system, or simply an evolution of the old 1-inch Nikon 1 system? The answer, at least according to one high-level Nikon director, seems to be what we were all hoping for. dpreview.com »
All signs have been pointing in the direction, but Nikon has just seemingly confirmed in a new interview that its upcoming mirrorless camera will contain a full frame sensor. The Chinese website Xitek published an interview with Nikon Imaging Product R&D General Manager Tetsuro Goto, who stated that due to current trends, Nikon must go […] petapixel.com »
We have been following reports for months now that Nikon is at work on a full frame mirrorless system to take on Sony in the full frame mirrorless segment. These reports have been based, at least in part, on Nikon confirmations of a ‘pro’ mirrorless system that they have in development. thephoblographer.com »
Speculation about Nikon’s mirrorless camera ambitions is heating up, and two new patents are adding fuel to the fire. Nikon has patented two new ultra-fast lenses for a full frame mirrorless camera system. petapixel.com »
In 2018 Nikon will launch their first Full Frame mirrorless system camera(s). It will be the first real competitor of the Sony FE system. And to make a splash it seems like they are working on launching very fast primes lenses. sonyalpharumors.com »
Photo by Jakob Owens Nikon users who are out there wishing for a full-frame mirrorless camera from the storied Japanese brand have two more reasons to feel hopeful today. It seems Nikon has filed two new patents for full-frame mirrorless lenses in Japan: one for a Nikon 52mm F0. dpreview.com »
You would have to be quite the optimist to have expected new models in Nikon's 1 series of 1" sensor mirrorless system cameras being launched any time soon. Despite camera manufacturers hardly ever announcing a product line's end-of-life, the 1-series phase-out is now pretty much official. dpreview.com »
This is just a rendering. More images via Mirrorlessrumors On the web I found many comments and suggestions on how Sony should improve their E-mount strategy to not give up market shares to the soon to be launched new Nikon FF mirrorless system camera. sonyalpharumors.com »
When rumours of new technology hit the internet, camera brands are often quick to distance themselves or deny the rumours completely. So, it took the industry by surprise when just a few days ago several websites reported that Nikon are working on new Mirrorless technology. digitalrev.com »
Nikon generated great deal of excitement this week when the company’s president stated in an interview that Nikon is working on a new mirrorless camera. Now the company has issued another statement confirming that it’s building mirrorless gear that will emphasis performance and quality. petapixel.com »
This past week, the blogosphere blew up with the 'news' that Nikon was developing a new mirrorless camera. Unfortunately, those reports were entirely based on a translated interview answer by Nikon's president, so we reached out to Nikon for confirmation and an official statement. dpreview.com »
Statements by Nikon representatives at Photokina hint at further developments of full frame mirrorless camera technology in its future products. Speaking with several outlets over the course of the event, Nikon’s European Product Group Manager Jordi Brinkman revealed how developments in mirrorless tech had shaped the company’s current outlook. digitalrev.com »
We briefly sat down with Dirk Jasper and Jordi Brinkman from Nikon Europe to get their thoughts on medium-format, mirrorless and and premium compact cameras. Read more and comment » photographyblog.com »
