Nikon Rumors now puts the US price at $13,999, down from its earlier talk of over $16,000, which would mean it isn't Nikon's most expensive lens after all. In Europe it could still land around €16,000. The announcement is still expected on October 29.
Nikon usually follows Canon's lead, and since buying RED it's been leaning hard into video. I'd expect its lenses to be getting more video-friendly too, and this one may be part of that.
Nikon Rumors says the Z5IIC arrives September 24 for $1,600 or less, with no viewfinder, a new fish-detection AF mode and black and silver versions.
Nikon Rumors now hears the viewfinder-less Nikon may get an EVF after all, just without a viewfinder hump.
Nikon Rumors hears of a third small Nikon full-frame camera, this one without a viewfinder and aimed at photographers, expected this year.
Nikon Rumors says a Nikkor Z 120-300mm f/2.8 TC with a built-in teleconverter will be announced by the end of the year.
Nikon Rumors says a Mark II of the Z 70-200mm f/2.8 VR S is coming within the next few months.
Nikon Rumors has updated details on the video-focused Zr ahead of a September 10 launch: the Z6III's 24MP sensor, 6K video, and one SD plus one microSD slot.
Nikon Rumors now expects the Z 24-70mm f/2.8 S II this week, on August 19 give or take a day.
Nikon Rumors says the new 24-70mm f/2.8 S II will cost about $500 to $600 more than the current version, putting it around $2,600 to $2,700.
Nikon Rumors says a Nikkor Z 24-70mm f/2.8 S II is coming, with an announcement around August 26.
Nikon Rumors says the next Z-mount camera will be the Zr, the first to bring in RED technology. It's said to use the Z6III's sensor and arrive in the second half of the year.
Nikon Rumors has rumored Z5II specs ahead of an April 2–3 launch: dual SD slots, uncropped 4K30, 4K60 with a crop, internal 12-bit N-RAW, pixel shift and bird autofocus.
Nikon Rumors hears the long-rumored Z5II could be announced in April.
