Coming soon: YONGNUO AF 33mm f/1.4 APS-C lens for Nikon Z mount
The new lens will be announced soon. And someone on Weibo did post this image to prove it!
The new lens will be announced soon. And someone on Weibo did post this image to prove it!
Viltrox officially teased the presentation of the new 135mm f/1.8 lens at the NAB show. This lens will be the first lens of the “LAB” series which aims to achieve the highest possible Image Quality. There will be both a Sony E and Nikon Z version coming.
Today (yep on a Sunday!) Meike announced the development of three more autofocus Full Frame lenses for the Sony E and Nikon Z mount systems:
They did yet not disclose the release date or any other info. Pricing should be around the same of the 85mm lens.
Today the Chinese company announce the development of new lenses. Some of them are quite exciting:
Four new “LAB” series lenses (Full Frame autofocus lenses for Sony E and Nikon Z):
One new PRO APS-C lens (Sony E, Nikon Z, Fuji X):
Three new PRO FF lenses (Sony E, Nikon Z):
Full Frame Cine lens::
Lense already announced that are coming soon:
What do you think about those lenses?
Reminder: Save 8% using our checkout code “RUMOR” on the international Viltrox store (Click here).
via Weibo
You can download the firmware here: https://downloadcenter.nikonimglib.com/en/download/fw/516.html
Changes:
■ Still Photography
■ Video Recording
■ Playback
■ Controls
Choose [Prefer focus point (face priority)] for f3 [Custom controls (playback)] > [Main command dial] or [Sub-command dial] > [Frame advance zoom position].
The settings for f3 [Custom controls (playback)] > [Main command dial] or [Sub-command dial] > [Frame advance] can now be applied while scrolling through pictures during playback zoom.
Monitor mode selection can now be assigned to Protect/Fn4, and Audio buttons.
■ Displays
■ Network
■ Other Changes
Best selling cameras in second half of February according to Yodobashi:
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No, this is not an early April fools joke nor a crazy rumor! Nikon did indeed acquire 100% of RED! The question is….what benefits does this bring to Nikon and RED?
For Nikon:
For RED:
What do you think about this news?
Official press text:
Nikon to Acquire US Cinema Camera Manufacturer RED.com, LLC
TOKYO – Nikon Corporation (Nikon) hereby announces its entry into an agreement to acquire 100% of the outstanding membership interests of RED.com, LLC (RED) whereby RED will become a wholly-owned subsidiary of Nikon, pursuant to a Membership Interest Purchase Agreement with Mr. James Jannard, its founder, and Mr. Jarred Land, its current President, subject to the satisfaction of certain closing conditions thereunder.
Since its establishment in 2005, RED has been at the forefront of digital cinema cameras, introducing industry-defining products such as the original RED ONE 4K to the cutting-edge V-RAPTOR [X] with its proprietary RAW compression technology. RED’s contributions to the film industry have not only earned it an Academy Award but have also made it the camera of choice for numerous Hollywood productions, celebrated by directors and cinematographers worldwide for its commitment to innovation and image quality optimized for the highest levels of filmmaking and video production.
This agreement was reached as a result of the mutual desires of Nikon and RED to meet the customers’ needs and offer exceptional user experiences that exceed expectations, merging the strengths of both companies. Nikon’s expertise in product development, exceptional reliability, and know-how in image processing, as well as optical technology and user interface along with RED’s knowledge in cinema cameras, including unique image compression technology and color science, will enable the development of distinctive products in the professional digital cinema camera market.
Nikon will leverage this acquisition to expand the fast-growing professional digital cinema camera market, building on both companies’ business foundations and networks, promising an exciting future of product development that will continue to push the boundaries of what is possible in film and video production.