The Nikon Z6 RAW video update has been a shambles from start to finish. With myself a disappointed early adopter of both the Z6 and Z7, the story isn’t reflecting well on Nikon…
Read moreNikon Z6 RAW video update is now a PAID service centre update! Still no release date…
I have quite a few game-changing Techart adapters but this one takes the biscuit.
Here’s my first look for the autofocus adapter on the Nikon Z6/Z7, which essentially converts the camera into a fully featured Sony E mount body.
Read moreFIRST LOOK: Techart TZE-01 Sony E to Nikon Z mount adpater
Rumours out of Apple WWDC 19 talk about both Canon and Nikon 8K cameras being used to shoot ProRes RAW 8K footage for Mac Pro demos.
Footage from a documentary about Nikon ambassador Ami Vitale photographing Kenya was supposably shot in ProRes RAW 8K and the speculation was she shot with an as-yet unreleased Nikon Z9 with 8K output to an external recorder. Actually the documentary was shot on RED Monstro in 8K by Kiwi cinematographer Mark Toia of ZOOM Film and Television.
Meanwhile a Canon 8K camera resembling a C300 II is seen shooting props against a green screen for augmented reality demos on the new Mac Pro. This prototype has actually been shown by Canon before, most recently in 2018 at Inter BEE. The prototype has an 8K sensor and processor, but recording is external via SDI.
Indeed, Canon’s Super 35mm 8K prototype first dates back to 2015 and has been steadily developing since.
Read moreSupposed “Nikon 8K” camera footage was actually shot on RED Monstro VV!
This is sad news and maybe premature, but in my opinion all the new full frame systems all have strategic flaws.
Read moreFull frame rival sales figures = grim reading for everyone vs Sony
Part of the parcel of doing a blog about cameras is that occasionally, my bag gets full! Now is time to part with some treasures, so that other people can get some enjoyment out of these ex-EOSHD review and filmmaking cameras.
Read moreEOSHD Gear Sale – Nikon Z7, Leica Q, Sony A6500, Panasonic G9, Olympus E-M1 II and more!
Nikon has registered several new models with the wireless agencies worldwide, with rumours that a high-end mirrorless Z9 is due to be released this year, along with a more affordable Z5 aimed at the lower-end of the full frame market around $1200. The first affordable Nikon APS-C DSLR to shoot non-cropped Super 35mm 4K is expected to be the Nikon D5700.
Read moreNikon Z9 and Z5 plus affordable 4K shooting D5700 in the works?
This is a really surprising by Nikon, as I expected Sony or Panasonic to do this first. Nevertheless the Z6 and Z7 will be the first mirrorless cameras to offer 4K RAW via HDMI to an external recorder – namely the Atomos Ninja V.
Read moreNikon Z6 / Z7 to go RAW with Atomos Ninja V – could Panasonic be next?
Z-LOG is an in-camera LOG profile for video shooting on the Nikon Z7 and Z6 mirrorless cameras, and most Nikon DSLRs.