Nikon's trajectory over the year has been quite commendable. The company launched successful film cameras, which were used to capture the most historic moments in human history, as well as recently tying up with NASA to launch some mirrorless models into space.
Nikon launched some truly exceptional DSLRs before pivoting to mirrorless in 2018. Since then, Nikon has been trying to be a brand of its own, moving away from the shadows and mimicking Sony. So, we thought it would be best to look at the great devices they have given us over the years, especially those that are truly unique in their own way.
We've updated our Nikon Zf review recently to include findings from Capture One Pro. We know that most readers use Lightroom, but if you're a Phoblographer membership subscriber, you can get a discount on Capture One Pro.
The Nikon Z f has had an active rumour cycle over the last months or so. The announcement date either got pushed back, or the initial rumors were incorrect as to when we might see the camera. However, it has been confirmed that we won't be waiting much longer.
In my 36 years, I can imagine that the hype for a long-awaited Nikon camera is synonymous with what most of us who play video games feel Half-Lifef Life 3. Many photographers have been waiting for something smaller than the Nikon Z9 that has all the AI inside and the improved autofocus.