NF-Support Administrator Administrator Heute um 06:33 #1 → New Nikon promotion at Foto Erhardt: free memory card or B+W filter. When you buy a Nikon camera for €990 or more, you’ll receive a free Sony 128GB memory card. When you buy a Nikon Z lens for €501 or more, you’ll receive a free B+W filter. → In addition to the free worldwide shipping, you can get an additional 5% discount on the new TTartisan AF 85mm f/1.8 Neo lens for Nikon Z-mount with the code RUMORS by purchasing from the online store. → After the end of the Kickstarter campaign, the new Peak Design Field Bracket for Nikon cameras is now available for sale at B&H Photo. → New: B&H cable finder tool (cable finder specific for photography). → 2025 digital camera shipment market share based on the latest Nikkei Industry Report: Fujifilm pushes Nikon to 4th place. No surprise: Nikon has released only two lenses this year, and most new products are delayed. → You can order the new Brightin Star 28mm f/2.8 full-frame pancake liquid silver lens with a Z-mount lens adapter (additional information). → Is the digital camera industry really recovering? → Report from Japan: the top 10 used cameras with the biggest price increases (Nikon D5600 at #1, Nikon Z9 at #10). → Meike lens roadmap: new autofocus zooms and fast f/1.2 primes. → Nikon Japan started selling a new wooden lens display stand for Z-mount lenses. → Nikon seeks stronger skills for Nigeria’s digital economy (The Guardian). → Isotta released a new underwater housing for the Nikon ZR camera. → The 2.7MP Nikon D1H DSLR camera is 25 years old (2001–2026). You can get one on eBay dirt cheap. → Nikon NIKKOR Z 70-200mm f2.8 S II lens first impressions with Sean LeBlanc. → Z Cinema feature overview: Nikon ME-D10 shotgun microphone for ZR cameras audio test & comparison. The post Weekly Nikon news flash #900 appeared first on Nikon Rumors. Related posts: Nikon US rebates for March 2025 Black Friday photography deals: the BIG list A new “I’m Back Roll” Kickstarter offers APS-C digital back sensor for Nikon film cameras Lese weiter.... Klicken zum Weiterlesen...
→ New Nikon promotion at Foto Erhardt: free memory card or B+W filter. When you buy a Nikon camera for €990 or more, you’ll receive a free Sony 128GB memory card. When you buy a Nikon Z lens for €501 or more, you’ll receive a free B+W filter. → In addition to the free worldwide shipping, you can get an additional 5% discount on the new TTartisan AF 85mm f/1.8 Neo lens for Nikon Z-mount with the code RUMORS by purchasing from the online store. → After the end of the Kickstarter campaign, the new Peak Design Field Bracket for Nikon cameras is now available for sale at B&H Photo. → New: B&H cable finder tool (cable finder specific for photography). → 2025 digital camera shipment market share based on the latest Nikkei Industry Report: Fujifilm pushes Nikon to 4th place. No surprise: Nikon has released only two lenses this year, and most new products are delayed. → You can order the new Brightin Star 28mm f/2.8 full-frame pancake liquid silver lens with a Z-mount lens adapter (additional information). → Is the digital camera industry really recovering? → Report from Japan: the top 10 used cameras with the biggest price increases (Nikon D5600 at #1, Nikon Z9 at #10). → Meike lens roadmap: new autofocus zooms and fast f/1.2 primes. → Nikon Japan started selling a new wooden lens display stand for Z-mount lenses. → Nikon seeks stronger skills for Nigeria’s digital economy (The Guardian). → Isotta released a new underwater housing for the Nikon ZR camera. → The 2.7MP Nikon D1H DSLR camera is 25 years old (2001–2026). You can get one on eBay dirt cheap. → Nikon NIKKOR Z 70-200mm f2.8 S II lens first impressions with Sean LeBlanc. → Z Cinema feature overview: Nikon ME-D10 shotgun microphone for ZR cameras audio test & comparison. The post Weekly Nikon news flash #900 appeared first on Nikon Rumors. Related posts: Nikon US rebates for March 2025 Black Friday photography deals: the BIG list A new “I’m Back Roll” Kickstarter offers APS-C digital back sensor for Nikon film cameras Lese weiter.... Klicken zum Weiterlesen...