Nikon D100 Review Those who have always dreamed of continuing to use their existing Nikon equipment – and especially the lenses – in the digital age, but could not afford a D1, D1X or D1H, are now served by the Nikon D100. This symbolizes the relatively inexpensive entry into the top class of digital cameras. …
Nikon 1 AW1 Review: Nikon 1 AW1 Waterproof and Shockproof Digital System Camera Up to now, you could only take digital cameras with you on your dives in expensive underwater housings, but this has changed with the Nikon 1 AW1. If it is equipped with one of the two equally waterproof lenses, it can be …
Nikon D4 Review: A Professional Model With Additional Features This is the review of the successful Nikon D4. The successor of this camera is the Nikon D4S that we have reviewed already and dedicated one article to it. Nikon launched in 2012 a completely revised professional DSLR with the Nikon D4. Compared to the D3S, …
Nikon Coolpix P7800 Review: It Is Just An Improved P7700? This is the complete review of the Nikon Coolpix P7800. One of the biggest criticisms of the Nikon Coolpix P7700, which was introduced several years ago, was the missing optical viewfinder, which previous models still had. With the new P7800 model, Nikon is now implementing …
Nikon Z50 Review: Mirrorless Nikon Z50 with APS-C sensor and lenses (16-50 and 50-250 mm) With the Nikon Z50, Nikon is adding an APS-C model to its mirrorless Z system, which is showing where the journey is headed. Unlike its competitor Canon, for example, Nikon uses a uniform bayonet and thus interchangeable lenses. The Z50 …
Nikon Coolpix A Review: Nikon Brings Nikon Coolpix A With A Large Image Sensor Nikon releases the Nikon Coolpix A with a 16.2-megapixel sensor in DX format and a fixed focal length. The lens captures an angle of view corresponding to that of a 28 millimeter 35 mm lens and is quite fast with an …
Nikon D3500 Review: Entry-level Reflex Camera With An Improved Design Nikon is not neglecting its classic DSLR lineup either and released its entry-level camera, the Nikon D3500. Not so much has changed in the technology of the 24-megapixel camera, but very much instead has changed in the design. And Nikon has indeed made some improvements. …
Nikon D3S Review: For Sports, Nature, And Press Photographers The new Nikon D3S replaces the D3 that has been very successful with sports and press photographers. In doing so, Nikon mainly wants to incorporate improvements and innovations that photographers have demanded, such as video recording, the new sensor cleaning or the “silent release” mode. Another …
Nikon D300S Review There were rumours about the successor to the D300, which was initially presumably called D400. Now the time has come: With the D300S, Nikon presents a solid product care for the D300, which is popular with amateur, hobby and professional photographers alike. New features include a dual memory card slot (SDHC and …
Nikon 1 J5 Review: Nikon presents the retreaded mirrorless 1 J5 in new design After the introduction of the Nikon 1 J1 in 2011, the J-Series is entering its fifth generation with the 1 J5. Nikon thought it was time for a makeover in design and operating concept for the mirrorless system camera and listened …
