Just announced: new Thypoch Simera 35mm and 28mm f/1.4 Lenses for Nikon Z-mount
Typoch just released two of their well known M-mount lenses as native Z-mount versions:
A full press text can be read at Explora.
Typoch just released two of their well known M-mount lenses as native Z-mount versions:
A full press text can be read at Explora.
Nikon published the financial report for the full fiscal year 2023. The company as a whole had a great year and that’s what they write about the Imaging Division:
In the Imaging Products Business, revenue grew on increased sales volumes of mirrorless cameras and interchangeable lenses.
Revenue: Up ¥52.6B YoY (Up ¥4.7B vs. previous forecast)
Operating Profit: Up ¥4.3B YoY
(Up ¥2.5B vs. previous forecast)
And this is their forecast:
Revenue: Up ¥20.3B YoY
Operating Profit: Down ¥2.5B YoY
Image by FDtimes
In an interview released by FDtimes the new RED Ceo Oishi he confirmed that in the future we will get Z-mount RED cameras:
We would like to introduce RED cameras with a Z Mount as one of the options in the future. It will be in addition to the RF mount currently offered, but it could take a couple of years.
Interestingly they do not plan to phase out the Canon mount:
We’re not going to take away people’s Canon mounts, because that would be unfair to the customer.
And yes, they are considering making Z-mount lenses too:
Our current Z lens series has been designed for higher resolution and precise image reproduction. In the future, we would like to take these different approaches into consideration for an additional cinema lens lineup if we have a chance. We do understand the market requirements.
One of my trusted sources saw the camera and confirmed it’s coming soon!
Still no reliable specs tough…all we have are those “Weibo” specs:
Pixels: 24.5 megapixels
Processor: EXPEED7
Stabilization: 7 stops
Shutter: 1/16,000 sec
AF: 299 points
Video: 12-bit N-RAW recording 6K/60p & 4K/120p
4K H.265 10-bit MOV video, ability to upsample 4K FX to 6K or 4K DX up to 120p.
Burst: Up to 40 frames per second in FX format, 120 frames per second in DX format.
Viewfinder: new high-resolution 5.76 megapixel viewfinder.
Card slot: Supports CFexpress Type B and SD UHS-II cards
Battery: EL-15″ battery
High-Resolution Pixel Shift Photography
Easy-to-use multi-angle LCD screen
Shutter angle fine adjustment options, distinction between project frame rate and shooting frame rate
Support for 2.4/5 GHz WiFi and Bluetooth LE connectivity
USB-C fast charging and HDMI Type-A connectivity
Look inherited from the Z 8, smaller than the Z 8
Micro-logo on top (same as Z 8 and Z 9)
PASM wheel”