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.
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Now we know what impact the new Canon and Nikon Full Frame cameras had in Japan. BCNrankingy published the Full Frame mirrorless sales data for the month of October (for Japan only). With the introduction of the new EOS-R and Z7 cameras the Sony FF mirrorless share dropped from 99,5% (0,5% is Leica) down […] The post October Full frame mirrorless share: Sony 67%, Canon 22% and Nikon 10% appeared first on sonyalpharumors. sonyalpharumors.com »
2018-11-08 19:31
When Panasonic first released their revolutionary Mirrorless Micro Four Thirds G1 camera almost exactly a decade ago, Mirrorless technology was still in its infancy. It would be another five years before the world first saw the release of Full Frame Mirrorless cameras in the Sony A7 and A7R. thephoblographer.com »
2018-09-07 16:00
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 »
2018-01-16 02:00
We received some interesting information about Canon’s full frame mirrorless project, or should we say projects? We’re told that there are three active full frame mirrorless cameras currently in different stages of development and that we should be seeing at least one come to fruition before the end of 2018. Photokina in September of 2018 Read more... canonrumors.com »
2017-10-05 19:41
We’re told that Canon’s first foray into a full frame mirrorless camera will use a dedicated CMOS sensor and won’t be using either the EOS 6D Mark II or EOS 5D Mark IV image sensors. canonrumors.com »
2017-10-03 23:17
The iconic Russian camera brand Zenit caused a flurry of excitement back in February after it announced that it’s relaunching in 2018 with a full frame mirrorless camera that rivals Leica in luxury. petapixel.com »
2017-09-16 22:11
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 »
2017-09-16 20:16
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 »
2017-09-13 16:00
We still find it somewhat amazing that no one has yet challenged Sony in the full frame mirrorless market. It is to the point now that any serious contender to the FE system will need to be pretty great right out of the gate, as Sony has had many years not to perfect and work the kinks out of their system. thephoblographer.com »
2017-08-22 22:00
Over the last couple of months we have received a lot communication about a full frame Canon mirrorless camera. This sort of talk has come and gone every since Sony entered the segment with the a7 series of cameras. canonrumors.com »
2017-05-16 22:41
There have been reports that Sony plans to release a higher end 'true pro' level mirrorless full frame camera for some time now, going back at least a year and a half or so. The general consensus of these reports centered around the naming of this newer camera being called something along the lines of an A9, to signify the unit being a class above the current crop of A7 series bodies. thephoblographer.com »
2016-11-19 01:07
Canon took a big step towards giving the world a serious mirrorless camera offering this year with the release of their EOS-M5, but that APS-C offering does not satisfy the needs of professionals wanting another option to Sony's full frame A7 series cameras. thephoblographer.com »
2016-11-01 03:45
There aren't too many modern lenses these days that make you enjoy the process of photography. This is why many new manufacturers are giving younger camera owners the vintage experience by releasing beautiful manual focus lenses.
Macro photography opens up a whole new world of perspectives. I remember my first venture into this genre. I had to purchase a screw-on thread for my Nikon D300 to be able to reverse mount my Nikkor 50mm f1.
How I wish we had such relatively light telephoto lenses when I began my career in sports photography back in 2008. Back then inbuilt teleconverters were an unheard-of concept. Nikon wasn't the pioneer in this field, but they've certainly stepped up and released 3 such lenses within the last 5 years.
Nikon has had at least a couple of all-in-one lenses for their DSLRs. These have their shortcomings, but often prove appealing to amateurs, thanks to their large focal range capabilities. So far, only one of these lenses exists in the Nikon Z mirrorless lineup.
It's almost impossible to accidentally make a soft image with the new Nikon Z 135mm f1. 8 S Plena lens. This just might be the sharpest lens ever produced by Nikon. Train this lens on a professional model, and you just could be coming back with some of the best portraits you've ever taken.
Whenever I read of a 35mm lens, the phrase "street photography" flashes across my eyes. And why not; 35mm is widely accepted as the quintessential focal length for capturing photographs of outdoor life around you.
I always enjoy the challenge that prime lenses throw at me. Forcing me to think and move creatively rather than zooming in and out, they make me re-imagine scenes in multiple ways. I honestly didn't know that the TTArtisan AF 27mm lens was designed for APS-C cameras - a segment I've avoided for over a decade now.