Nikon officially announced the development of a new, next-generation full-frame mirrorless camera that will be “the result of Nikon’s advanced optical and manufacturing capabilities gained through over a century of heritage” and “will work with the NIKKOR F mount lenses“. Nikon specifically confirmed that it will continue to develop DSLR cameras and lenses in addition to the new mirrorless camera.
Additional coverage of the new Nikon full-frame mirrorless camera:
New Peak Design travel backpack system is now listed on Kickstarter for funding (in just a few hours the funding is already at $752,129 with a pledged of $500,000 goal) :
“Luggage redefined: a carry-on Travel Backpack and system of Packing Tools designed around the idea that no two trips are the same.”
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The first pictures of the Nikon mirrorless camera leaked online:
Additional coverage of the Nikon mirrorless camera, including specifications and official taser, can be found here.
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As already reported by NikonRumors, the first Nikon mirrorless camera video teaser is already out. See all previously reported rumors here:
BCN Ranking published their digital camera ranking for the first half of 2018:
Olympus was the #1 mirrorless camera maker in 2017 with 27.7%, but in 2018 Canon took the lead (no surprise here). The actual surprise is that in the first half of 2018, Nikon got at the #1 spot in the fixed lens camera segment with a market share of 31% (Canon is now at the #2 spot). Nikon doesn’t have any interesting Coolpix offering (except the P900), while Canon continues to produce high-end compact cameras.
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