Teh image on top is a rendering showing how the MF sensor could fit inside the new Nikon mirrorless. This is all pure speculation for now…but it would be nice if this turns out to be correct!
And below you can find new size comaprisons with the Leica FF mirrorless cameras:
via Nikoneye
Today Nikon went online with their third teaser video. It doesn’t disclose much about the camera yet :(
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I can confirm via my own sources what CanonWatch also reported yesterday: I am now 100% sure Canon will announce a new mirrorless camera on September 4/5 (depending on where you live it will be Sept 4 or Sept 5).
I got no info about the specs of this camera…all I have been told is that it’s a big “mirrorless camera launch event”. Easy to guess that Canon will launch their answer to the Nikon FF mirrorless…
These seem to be the yet most accurate renderings showing the new Nikon FF mirrorless. Join our new Nikon mirrorless facebook group to discuss everything about the new camera!
via nikon_mirrorless
I spent some time checking the performance of the Japanese camera manufacturers on Google Trend. And I noticed some clear tendency:
1) All Japanese camera manufacturers are getting less searches every year
2) On the contrary other electronic manufacturers like Apple and Samsung clearly surpassed them
3) Digital camera searches have dropped dramatically
Here is Apple outperforming them all:
Here is Samsung outperforming them all:
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Sony is the company that lost most of its presence on the web.
Even new chinese companies like DJI now make better than a traditional Japanese company like Olympus:
And overall searches for Digital Cameras dropped down dramatically after 2005-2006 and are now steady:
Here compared with the search of smartphone related terms:
So the pictures is quite clear: Japanese companies all failed to recognize the new digital revolution. Their digital camera market they relied on for decades has definitely become a very small niche in the electronic world. Apple and Samsung heavily invested in new tech like smartphones and won the game. New players like drone maker DJI quickly managed to become bigger than some of the japanese camera manufacturers.
The world has changed folks, and I am curious to see how things will be in five years from now. Will Japanese companies be able to survive and fight back?
Dilireba leaked these new images of the Nikon Full Frame mirrorless that will be announced on August 23. The camera surely doesn’t have a classic look…do you like it? Join our Nikon FF mirrorless facebook group to discuss about this!
UPDATE: It’s also the first time we can see the top LCD from the Nikon
via Nikoneye.com
