Nikon’s high-end camera division hasn’t been doing so hot these days, and now a new reports claims that Nikon will be cutting about 1,000 jobs in Japan, which represent about 10% of the company’s total workforce.
Nikon, however, quickly issued a statement denying the report. Nikkei, the world’s largest financial newspaper, reported today that Nikon […]. petapixel.com
At last count, Panasonic had over 30 unique digital camera listings on their USA website. These range from pocket-sized compacts to professional models that can hold their own against the more established brands.
7Artisans is well known in modern photography circles for producing affordable and compact manual-focus lenses for various camera systems. Most of their products are created with a vintage aesthetic, catering to photographers seeking affordability.
According to the folks at PhotoRumors, Fujifilm has filed yet another camera registration this November. That brings the total registrations for their cameras in 2023 to four. Two of these four have already been launched, which leaves us all speculating about what these remaining two could be.
A new op-ed published by the Deputy Editor of the Nikkei Asian Review in Japan is making waves in the industry today. The article strikes an ominous tone, foreshadowing difficult times ahead for the camera giants and blaming “excessive competition” for their financial woes.
If you own the latest GoPro HERO (2018) action camera, get this: your $199 camera is reportedly actually a $299 GoPro HERO5 camera that has been “crippled” in firmware. And what’s more, you may actually be able to unlock the full potential of your camera yourself.
Google is reportedly in the process of acquiring the light field camera startup company Lytro with a price tag somewhere in the range of $25 million to $40 million. TechCrunch reports that despite receiving no official comment from Google and Lytro, “several” people familiar with the deal have confirmed it. If a sale for $40 […]
If you’re a Nikon D500 owner who feels like batteries run out of juice faster in the camera than in other Nikon DSLRs, it may not be just you. A new report suggests that the D500 measures remaining capacity differently and doesn’t use up all available charge.