Nikon has unveiled the new 24.2-megapixel Nikon D3500, a compact entry-level D-SLR. The D3500 features an updated CMOS image sensor and Nikon Expeed image processor. The camera has an ergonomic and lightweight body and Nikon claims that the camera can capture approximately 1,550 shots on a single charge. The camera provides an ISO range of 100 to 25,600 along with an … [Read more...]
Nikon Launches Z-series Mirrorless Full Frame cameras
Nikon today announced their full frame mirrorless system, the Z-series with a future-proof Z-mount. The mount facilitates faster lenses up to f/0.95. Nikon claims that the mount is future-proof, allowing large volume communication between the lens and the camera. The Z-mount has a 16 mm flange distance and 55mm inner diameter, offering better optical performance. The … [Read more...]
Nikon 100th Anniversary Edition products available now
Nikon will be celebrating the 100th anniversary of its establishment on July 25th, and official Nikon shops will be accepting orders for commemorative models and goods starting June 15, until August 31, 2017. Details are available on Nikon's 100th anniversary website, http://www.nikon.co.in/en_IN/products/categories/100th? The commemorative editions of seven models, … [Read more...]
Nikon celebrates 100 years with a sparkle!
2017 marks the centennial anniversary of the optics and imaging product giant - Nikon Corporation. On July 25th, Nikon will be celebrating 100 years of technological breakthroughs and excellence. Since the company's inception in the year 1917, Nikon has been a global leader in providing the best of the imaging world. To celebrate its centenary year, the company has released … [Read more...]
Ask Uncle Ronnie – January 2017
Ask your question to Uncle at sp@nextgenpublishing.net Which AF Points? I am using a Nikon D810. I generally use the Group AF for photographing birds. This works well most of the time, but sometimes I feel that the images (especially of small birds) are not as sharp as I would like. Any suggestions? Arthur S. via email. The Group AF, as the name suggests, is a cluster … [Read more...]
