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By admin, on July 21st, 2025

The Nikon ZF camera was launched back in 2023, and it was one of its kind of camera with extensive manual control and retro look, so it’s actually a blend of retro aesthetics with modern performance. As we know, the Nikon Z6 Mark III camera has already been announced with a partially stacked CMOS sensor, and the Nikon Z9 Mark II camera is expected to arrive with Nikon’s latest image processor on or before the 2026 Winter Olympics, according to the latest set of rumours we have. So what we are expecting right now is that the ZF Mark II will have the best of both worlds – a new sensor and a new image processor. Let’s explore it further.
Nikon ZF Mark II Specification
- 24.5MP FX-Format Partially Stacked CMOS Sensor
- EXPEED 8 Image Processor
- 6K 60p N-RAW, 4K 120p ProRes RAW
- 6K 60p and 4K 120p Video, 10-Bit Internal
- Up to 20 fps RAW, 60 fps JPEG Shooting
- 273-Point AF, AI-Based Subject Detection with Bird Mode
- Blackout-Free 5.76M-Dot OLED Viewfinder
- 3.2″ Fully Articulating Touchscreen LCD
- Optional Vertical Grip, CFexpress Type B and UHS-II SD Slots
- 5 GHz Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.0, and GNSS
The Sensor of the Nikon ZF Mark II Camera
The Nikon ZF Mark II camera usually picks up the sensor from the Z6 line and since the Nikon Z6 Mark 3 has been already announced a year ago with a partially stacked CMOS sensor, it has raised the expectation that the next variation of the ZF series camera — the ZF Mark II — will use the same sensor to enhance the overall performance. As we all know, the partially stacked CMOS sensor allows 3.5x faster readout speed compared to a conventional CMOS sensor being used inside the Nikon ZF and the Z6 Mark II camera.
Expeed 8 Image Processor Inside the Nikon ZF Mark II
With the introduction of the Nikon Z9 Mark II camera in the first half of 2026, Nikon will then unleash its powerful Expeed 8 image processor to lower-end cameras, and what we do believe is that ZF Mark II does have a very high chance of adopting it — specifically if it arrives in late September 2026 or in the first quarter of 2027.
6K 60fps RAW and 4K 120fps ProRes RAW
The Nikon ZF Mark II camera is expected to inherit the same video core specifications that we have already witnessed in the Z6 Mark 3 camera. Capability to record 6K 60fps videos and 4K 120fps videos in 10-bit H.265 is highly expected. Alongside with the 4K 120fps recording, the camera is expected to support Full HD 240fps recording for extreme slow-motion videos.
AI Autofocus Including Bird Detect Mode
Pairing the partially stacked CMOS sensor with an even faster image processor will elevate the autofocusing performance of the Nikon ZF Mark II camera to the next level. Since with the introduction of a new image processor, a camera maker always introduces a new autofocus algorithm alongside the image decoding algorithm, what we are expecting here is that the camera will surpass the autofocus capability and even the image quality of the existing Nikon Z6 Mark 3 and the ZF camera.
Additional Expected Features of the Nikon ZF Mark II Camera
In-Camera Pixel Shift Mode: The Nikon Expeed 8 image processor will end the requirement of stitching pixel shift mode images outside the camera.
Extended Dynamic Range Mode: This specific mode of the Nikon cameras is under development and we are expecting to see it soon in upcoming Nikon cameras including the Nikon ZF Mark II. And this is not new to the camera industry — the Panasonic S1H Mark II camera is already using this particular mode to officially scale the overall dynamic range performance of the camera by slowing down the sensor readout speed.
Arrival Date of the Nikon ZF Mark II
Based on a 3 to 4 year refresh cycle as well as preserving the sales of other models including the Nikon Z6 Mark 3, we are expecting the potential release of Nikon ZF Mark II camera in September 2026. So this particular date aligns with the Nikon Z9 Mark II camera release as well as having a good gap from Nikon Z6 Mark 3 camera, which will preserve the sales of the mid-range full-frame model.
And it has to be September 2026, since if we go on schedule, then the Nikon Z6 Mark 4 predicted announcement date is June 2027 — if everything goes as per schedule inside Nikon.
Nikon Z6 and Zf Announcement Dates
| Camera Name |
Announcement Date |
| Nikon Z6 |
August 23, 2018 |
| Nikon Z6 II |
October 14, 2020 |
| Nikon Z6 III |
June 17, 2024 |
| Nikon Zf |
September 20, 2023 |
| Nikon Zf II |
September 2026 (Predicted) |
| Nikon Z6 IV |
June 2027 (Predicted) |
The Nikon ZF Mark II Camera Price
The Nikon ZF was announced at $1999, and the Nikon Z6 Mark III camera is now selling at $2199 (the announcement price of the Nikon Z6 III is $2,496). So, Nikon ZF Mark II will have $2699 announcement price tag as per our initial expectation.
The Nikon ZF series camera has a separate fan base inside Nikon, specifically people who love retro-inspired design. Now, we are expecting that the arrival of the Nikon ZF Mark II camera will redefine modern performance in a retro aesthetic body. But at the very same time, they also have to preserve the sales of the Nikon Z6 Mark 3 camera. If the camera arrives in September 2026, the peak sales period of the Nikon Z6 Mark 3 camera will be over at that time. As well as with a new sensor and a bit higher price tag, it will redefine its position in the Nikon lineup.
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The article “Nikon ZF Mark II Specification Expectation, Arrival Date and Price” written and updated by thenewcamera.com team on 7:53 am, Monday, 21 July 2025, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)| Follow us for more updates and Get LIVE RUMORS –> FACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM to get live news — > get live news + Nikon Rumors 24X7
By admin, on July 16th, 2025

Nikon has rolled out firmware version 3.01 for the Nikon Z8 mirrorless camera. It’s actually a bug fix to the issues that had been raised with the update of firmware version 3.0. The bugs affected the functionality of third-party lenses from manufacturers like Tamron, Viltrox, Meike, 7Artisans, and Sirui Optics.
The Nikon firmware 3.0 was a big, groundbreaking update. We have covered that article in detail. Just after that, Nikon also issued an advisory related to the firmware update of the Nikon 3.0.
Major issues with the firmware 3.0
Shortly after the update, many photographers reported significant compatibility issues with third-party lenses, and we have also received several messages related to the update from our users. The Nikon Z8 was highly affected by some issues, and some of these are:
- Autofocus malfunction: Third-party lenses failing to focus properly when attached to the camera.
- Aperture issues: In some lenses, if autofocus is working properly, then the lens is not responding to the aperture. The aperture of the lens has been frozen after the update or lost control over it.
- Complete incompatibility: In some of the lenses, users have lost all the controls — neither focus nor aperture was responding, and it was a big trouble to them.
Reported Issues with Third-Party Lenses on Nikon Z8 Firmware 3.0
| Manufacturer |
Reported Issues |
Official Response |
| Tamron |
Autofocus failure, aperture control loss |
Working on lens firmware updates |
| Viltrox |
General compatibility issues |
Advised detaching lenses before updating |
| Meike |
Limited functionality |
Issued a cautionary notice |
| 7artisans |
Potential malfunctions |
Recommended to avoid updating until resolved |
| Sirui Optics |
Incompatibility with Z8 |
Urged users to wait for further updates |
After mass reporting of such issues, Nikon has acknowledged the bugs and assured us of a quick solution. Soon after that, on July 16th, they released a firmware update which will soon be available for download to users that will fix most of the issues users are facing with third-party lenses.
Now, the specific details related to firmware 3.01 are very limited for now, but the update promises to fix all the issues that users are facing related to third-party lenses. This specific move reflects Nikon’s commitment to user experience and how active they are in resolving the issues.
Here is the step-by-step method to download the firmware 3.01 of Nikon Z8
| Step |
Action |
| 1 |
Visit the Nikon Download Center. – https://downloadcenter.nikonimglib.com/en/download/fw/550.html |
| 2 |
Choose your operating system. |
| 3 |
Click “View download page” for the latest firmware (e.g., Z_8_0210.bin).[whatever the updated file is available] |
| 4 |
Accept terms, download the .bin file. |
| 6 |
Copy Z_8_0210.bin [whatever the updated file is available] to the root directory of a formatted memory card. |
| 5 |
Insert the card into the camera Slot 1, and turn on the camera. |
| 6 |
Go to MENU > SETUP MENU > Firmware version. |
| 8 |
Select “Update” and follow the on-screen instructions. |
| 9 |
Confirm update completion, and restart the camera. |
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The article “Big Relief! Nikon Z8 Firmware 3.01 Fixes Third Party Lens Compatibility” written and updated by thenewcamera.com team on 4:33 am, Wednesday, 16 July 2025, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)| Follow us for more updates and Get LIVE RUMORS –> FACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM to get live news — > get live news + Nikon Rumors 24X7

By admin, on July 2nd, 2025

Nikon Z9 Mark II camera is coming with Pre-Capture RAW and more and updated core specs, but before that, let’s have a look we have already posted a few things related to the Nikon Z9 Mark II camera, starting from the fact that
- we already have a confirmed set of information. Next, after the Nikon ZR announcement, the next announcement from Nikon is the Nikon Z9 Mark II camera.
- And this will happen alongside the Canon R1, which is also expected to arrive before the 2026 Winter Olympics.
- Nikon is also working on N-Log2, which is about to be introduced in the Nikon ZR and will be followed up with the Nikon Z9 Mark II camera.
- Several Nikon cameras with the EXPEED 7 image processor will get the N-Log2 update.
- The Z9 Mark II camera will also get a new image processor — the EXPEED 8.
So this is the bunch of information we have already published related to the Nikon Z9 Mark II camera. Now we have more glimpses of information, specifically related to the Pre-Capture RAW mode is coming to Nikon Z9 II — the feature that is a kind of must-have for professionals, specifically those who love wildlife and sports photography.
The Pre-Capture RAW Mode
The Nikon Z9 is the flagship camera right now, but it’s stuck with JPG pre-capture at 30 frames per second, leaving serious professional photographers a bit disappointed since the Nikon Z8 recently received a major firmware update (v3.0), in which users can easily enable pre-capture in their camera.
The big question: Why is the Nikon Z9 flagship falling behind the Z8? Experts like Thom Hogan and Jan Wagener are sounding alarms over this — is Nikon playing their favourite game or planning something huge? Let’s dive into the details.
Is Nikon risking fan loyalty for a big reveal?
“Nikon’s top-end camera is behind the times!” That’s the bold warning from photography expert Thom Hogan in his June 12, 2025, article “The Z9 Dissonance” on bythom.com. He’s upset that the $4,000 Z8 got pre-capture RAW, while the $5,500 Z9 didn’t. Hogan says, “The goodwill Nikon built with early Z9 updates… will be erased unless we see a Z9 6.0 firmware soon.” He thinks Nikon’s saving big features for the Z9 II, but this could upset Z9 fans who paid top dollar.
Nikon Z9 II with Global Shutter Sensor?
Experts like Robert G Allen (May 2025) say the Z9 II, coming late 2025, will bring 40 fps RAW shooting, a faster sensor, and pre-capture RAW. This isn’t just a camera—it’s a revolution! Rumors of a hybrid global shutter add fuel to the fire. The Z9 II aims to crush competitors, making it a dream for pros shooting action.
Nikon Z9 II specification from most authentic sources / People who are directly connected with the brand, still there is a BIG chance they may be talking about a working prototype of the flagship camera that may or may not get selected for production line.
Nikon Z9 II Specification [Updated]
- 45 MP Global Shutter Sensor [Rumored]
- Pre-Capture RAW mode support [Confirmed]
- New EXPEED 8 image processor [Confirmed]
- 40 FPS RAW burst shooting (rumored)
- 240 FPS full resolution JPEG
- Faster image sensor (rumored)
- Possible hybrid global shutter (rumored)
- N-Log2 support [Confirmed]
- Launch expected late 2025 (Development announcement)
- Will launch alongside Canon R1
- Aimed at wildlife and sports professionals
The Nikon Z8 is a fan favorite. With the same 45.7MP sensor as the Z9 but cheaper and smaller, it’s a hit. Its pre-capture RAW at 15 fps has Z9 owners jealous. Will the Z9 II be worth its higher price? Wegener warns, “The biggest dilemma Nikon faces is the Z8 and people expecting a Z8 II… Many will say, ‘Great camera, but I’ll wait for the Z8 II.’” If the Z9 II is a small upgrade, like the Canon R5 Mark II, fans might hold out for a cheaper Z8 II. Nikon must make the Z9 II a showstopper.
Do share your thoughts with us
The article “Nikon Z9 Mark II Specification [Updated], Coming with Pre-Capture RAW” written and updated by thenewcamera.com team on7:33 am, Wednesday, 2 July 2025, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) | Follow us for more updates and Get LIVE RUMORS –> FACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM to get live news — > get live news + Nikon Rumors 24X7
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By admin, on June 24th, 2025

According to the latest rumours coming out from the rumour mill, Nikon is working on N-Log 2 — an advanced version of its existing N-Log video profile. Nikon is leveraging the expertise of RED Digital Cinema colour profiles, which they acquired last year, in their personal or very own Z-mount mirrorless camera system. Although they have not officially confirmed the N-Log 2, as the rumors suggest, they are almost at the horizon of its announcement.
Background of the N-Log 2
An advanced Nikon Log profile — that’s as simple as you read it. And if you want to extract the maximum quality out of your camera sensor, you have to use the Log profile of your camera. Take a look at the comparison table below, so you will get an idea of how the N-Log 2 will improve the overall video performance of the camera:
Comparison Table: N-Log vs. N-Log 2
| Feature |
N-Log |
N-Log 2 |
| Bit Depth |
Suitable for 8-bit or 10-bit |
Optimised for 12-bit or higher |
| Shadow Performance |
More prone to noise in shadows |
Better shadow detail, less noise |
| Highlight Roll-off |
Moderate highlight retention |
Superior highlight roll-off |
| Grading Flexibility |
Limited due to lower DR |
High flexibility, more data for grading |
| Use Case |
Entry-level or less demanding shoots |
Professional cinema, high-DR scenes |
| Compatibility |
Widely supported in Nikon cameras |
Available in higher-end models |
Nikon N-Log 2 Rumours: What We Know So Far
Development with RED expertise
Nikon is reportedly working with RED Digital Cinema’s advanced technology for their upcoming N-Log 2 video profile. RED is already known for its high-end cinema cameras — we all know Komodo-X, Raptor, and all those. So the professional-grade video expertise will help to officially scale the overall performance of Nikon’s consumer and prosumer Z-mount mirrorless cameras.
Improved Dynamic Range
N-Log 2 will also hit a new baseline ISO range in the cameras. At the same time, it will extract more and more detail as we have seen in 10-bit video recording. N-Log 2 will be more suitable for 12-bit and 16-bit videos. It will exceed competitors like C-Log 3, which is limited to 14 stops of dynamic range.
Which Nikon Cameras Will Get the N-Log 2 Update?
No official confirmation from Nikon yet, but rumor mills believe that the Expeed 7 image processor is able to handle the N-Log 2 update. So, cameras using the Expeed 7 image processor will enjoy the update.
Compatible Nikon Cameras
N-Log 2 is expected to be compatible with the following Nikon mirrorless cameras:
| Camera Model |
N-Log Support |
N-RAW Support |
Notes |
| Nikon Z9 |
Yes |
Yes |
Flagship model, professional-grade |
| Nikon Z8 |
Yes |
Yes |
High-end hybrid camera |
| Nikon Z6 III |
Yes |
Yes |
Mid-range, video-focused |
| Nikon Z5 II |
Yes |
Yes |
Entry-level full-frame |
This broad compatibility ensures that N-Log 2 will benefit a wide range of users, from professional videographers using the Z9 to hobbyists with the Z5 II.

Future Prospects: Nikon ZR and Beyond
As we all know, Nikon is working on the Nikon ZR series cinema models, which will have compact cage-like designs similar to the Sony FX3. These will feature large rear display screens, and the design will be mostly inspired by RED Digital Cinema cameras. It will use the Nikon Z6 III camera sensor, making it a perfect tool for professional cinematography. While still unconfirmed, we are expecting the Nikon ZR to bring N-Log 2 inside it.
And just after that, we are expecting the arrival of the Nikon Z9 Mark II camera before the Winter 2026 Olympics — and even in that, we are expecting the presence of N-Log 2.
The article “Nikon N-Log 2: Latest Rumors and Updates” written and updated by thenewcamera.com team on 4:55 pm, Tuesday, 24 June 2025 Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)| Follow us for more updates and Get LIVE RUMORS –> FACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM to get live news — > get live news + Nikon Rumors 24X7
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By admin, on June 23rd, 2025

The Tamron 16-30mm lens is about to arrive. The leaked images and specifications are now available on the web., Look at the spec list of Tamron’s new wide-angle zoom, the 16-30mm F2.8 Di III VXD G2. Tamron will soon announce the 16-30mm F/2.8 Di III VXD G2 for the Z mount. Tamron currently has seven Z-mount lenses. Here is the information about this lens:
Tamron 16-30mm F2.8 Di III VXD G2 Lens for Nikon Z Mount Specification
– Lens construction: 12 elements in 16 groups
– Image stabilization: None
– Lens hood: HA064
– Total length: 104mm
– Aperture blades: 9
– Compatible sensor size: Full size
– Minimum shooting distance: 19cm
– Weight: 450g
– Dust and water resistance: Compatible (with sealing)
– Product number: A064Z
– Filter diameter: 67mm
It seems that Tamron will release a new wide-angle zoom lens. It is interesting to note that the model name Tamron is expanding its constant-aperture-based FF lenses by adding variable options in front of users. We already have lenses like the Tamron / Nikkor Z 17-28mm F2.8 Lens
The specs are slightly larger and heavier than the 17-28mm F/2.8, but considering that the wide-angle side is 1mm wider and the telephoto side is 2mm wider, this is probably within the acceptable range.

Detailed Technical Specifications:
- Mount type: Nikon Z
- Optical zoom: 1.88x
- Minimum focal length: 16 mm
- Maximum focal length: 30 mm
- Focal length (35mm equiv.): 16-30 mm
- Zoom lens aperture: 2.8
- Lens aperture – shortest focal length (F): 2.8
- Lens aperture – longest focal length (F): 2.8
- Maximum aperture (F): 16
- Lens construction: 16 elements / 12 groups
- Optical stabilizer: No
- Lens hood type: HA064
- Lens length: 104 mm
- Number of aperture blades: 9
- Suitable for genre: Landscape, Architecture / Interior
- Division by focal length: Wide-angle
- Suitable for sensor format: Full Frame
- Lens type: Zoom
- Minimum focusing distance: 19 cm
- Weight: 450 g
- Sealing (Dust/Moisture): Yes
- Product Number: A064Z
- Brand: Tamron
- Filter Diameter: 67 mm
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Tamron 16-30mm F2.8 Di III VXD G2 Official Press Text
Building on the success of the highly acclaimed TAMRON 17-28mm F/2.8 Di III RXD (model A046), the second generation G2 lens comes in the form of the advanced 16-30mm F/2.8 Di III VXD G2 (model A064), this time also for users of Nikon Z-mount mirrorless cameras. While expanding the zoom range, it maintains a compact and lightweight design and delivers exceptional image quality. In addition, it offers improved autofocus performance and has been updated to the latest lens design, improving overall operability. It is also compatible with TAMRON Lens Utility, allowing you to customize convenient functions for both stills and video shooting.
A Trio of Lenses with a Universal Range
With the introduction of the ultra-wide-angle 16-30mm F2.8 G2, the G2 is now a great addition to the standard zoom 28-75mm F/2.8 G2 (model A063). Together, these lenses cover a versatile range of 16mm to 75mm, making them ideal for most scenes. Experience the perfect combination of performance and functionality that makes professional photography more accessible than ever before.
Lightweight and Compact
Lightweight, compact and designed for mobility – it’s ideal for travel and everyday photography and video content creation. Despite the major improvements, the new lens retains the incredibly lightweight and compact design of its predecessor. This highly portable zoom can be used to capture high-quality photos in a variety of situations. The AF drive uses TAMRON’s fastest and most precise VXD linear motor mechanism. It excels at tracking fast-moving subjects, making it ideal for skateboarding and other dynamic scenes.
G2 Second Generation
A new generation of lenses with improved performance, faster focusing, better image stabilization, and a higher-quality finish. All G2 lenses are compatible with the TAP-IN bracket.
Di III – Mirrorless Systems
These lenses are designed exclusively for mirrorless cameras and cannot be used with digital SLR cameras.
VXD
The VXD autofocus is a world premiere: It is the first linear focus motor developed by Tamron for superior autofocus performance. Two VXD modules, operating in a floating system and controlled by electronic pulses, ensure fast and precise focusing on both near and far subjects. The new motor also ensures improved AF tracking, for example when shooting sports. The autofocus operates so quietly that you can shoot even in situations that require complete peace and quiet.
MR – Splashproof
Tamron lenses have a weather-resistant casing that optimally protects the sensitive interior from wind and weather. The robust outer casing is effectively sealed against moisture at all critical points (e.g. between the focus ring and the bayonet connection). This ensures reliable operation even in the most adverse outdoor shooting conditions.
Special XLD optical elements
Like LD, it prevents chromatic aberration and other defects. However, XLD is a much more sophisticated system that is mostly used in telephoto zooms.
Special LD optical elements
Color aberration is a common optical defect that manifests itself in many ways. We often talk about the so-called chromatic aberration, which occurs more often in wide-angle lenses. LD elements are made of special optical glasses with extremely low light dispersion, which effectively compensate for chromatic aberration, which is especially noticeable when using telephoto lenses at the extreme position.
IF – Internal Focusing
With lenses with internal focusing, the length of the lens does not change during focusing and the filter ring does not rotate with it. This makes handling easier, especially with longer telephoto lenses, and also for shooting with polarizing and gradation filters. Other advantages include a shorter focusing distance throughout the focus area and less light loss in the corners of the image (vignetting) and less focus-related aberrations.
BBAR / BBAR G2
The BBAR coating prevents reflection and scattering of light hitting the lens surface. This avoids loss of brightness and contrast and prevents “ghosting”. The BBAR coating also contributes to natural color reproduction. Since 2019, the advanced BBAR G2 coating has been used.
FLR
The fluoride coating permanently protects the front lens from contamination. Oil and water droplets do not adhere to the surface, which is therefore very easy to clean.
Tamron Lens Utility
The new “TAMRON Lens Utility” software has been specially developed for configuring compatible lenses. TAMRON Lens Utility can be operated from a computer by connecting the lens from its connector port via TAMRON’s USB-C cable. Users can customize functions and update firmware via the lens. With individual settings, the lens can be optimally adapted to the respective shooting situation, such as still photography or video recording.
Firmware Update
Focus A-B: Set 2 focus positions (A and B) and automatically shift the focus between A and B.
Focus Preset: Set the desired focus position and press the button to move the focus to the recorded point.
AF/MF Select: Select the AF and MF function using the focus adjustment button
Focus / Iris: Switch the function of the focus ring from focus adjustment to aperture adjustment.
Astro Focus Lock (Astro FC-L) supports precise astrophotography: The focus is automatically set to infinity to maintain the focus point for astrophotography. The focus ring is disabled until Astro FC-L is released to prevent focus deviation due to incorrect operation.
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By admin, on June 16th, 2025

Finally, the mystery is revealed—the camera is the Silver edition of the Nikon Zf camera. The exact announcement date of the camera is not known yet. Still, the camera will arrive before the Nikon ZR camera, which is rumored to be a video-centric cinema mirrorless camera, using the Nikon Z6 Mark III camera sensor and lots of RED technology inside it.
I’ve heard many people are waiting for the silver Zf model, so the arrival of the silver/chrome model is likely to be very welcome. I’m looking forward to the high-quality silver/chrome body. Note that the image in the original article is an AI-generated image, not a leaked image.
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By admin, on June 11th, 2025

Chinese sources suggest that Nikon’s mysterious model is coming this year. So far, we know that the Nikon Z9 Mark II, Nikon ZR, Nikon Z7 III, and Nikon Z Video cameras are in the announcement pipeline. At the very same time, Nikon is also planning multiple cinema-related announcements. Based on Nikon’s announcement patterns and current rumors, several cameras are expected in late 2025 and early 2026. Take a look list of upcoming cameras
Nikon Upcoming Camera List
| Year |
Month |
Camera Model |
Status |
| 2025 |
Late 2025 |
Nikon ZR |
Rumored |
| 2025 |
Late 2025 |
Nikon Z video camera |
Rumored |
| 2026 |
Early 2026 |
Nikon Z9 II |
Rumored |
| 2025-26 |
Q4 2025 |
Nikon Z7 III |
Rumored |
| 2025-26 |
Q4 2025 – Q1 of 2026 |
Nikon Z30 II |
Rumored |
As in the table, you have seen all possible lists of cameras in BOLD, those that are expected to arrive. So, what else can we expect from Nikon? Nikon Z70 or Nikon Z90?
It, almost confirmed now, Nikon is gearing up for the professional ZR series camera, we can expect the introduction of ZR DX lineup of Camera in near future to offer a comprehensive video range to beginner content creators and cinematographers, but that all known to us we are not able to keep the ZR in “Mysterious Model” category.
Nikon ZR DX Range
Video Dedicated DX Mirroless Camera Announcement on its WAY? We already have the Sony ZV series lineup for beginner cinematographers and content creators. Canon recently announced their first V series camera, the Canon R50V., its logical to expect the same kind of move from Nikon. In the entire DX lineup, we have only one camera for content creators, the Nikon Z30, which badly needs an update if Nikon wants to keep a revenue share in entry entry-level content creator market. Apart from this, Nikon Z30, all the DX and FX lines of cameras are made for HYBRID SHOOTERS.
Nikon Z70 / Z90
None of the Nikon APS-C DX Mirrorless camera bodies have IBIS inside them. We do not have any pro model in the Nikon DX lineup after the Nikon D500, the Nikon D500 was announced back in January 2016 and discontinued in January 2022.
Over the past year, we have been getting strong hints about the development of the Nikon Z70 / Z90 camera, and one of the prototypes of the DX Z Mirrorless bodies is also being tested with Global shutter sensors. Be assured, Nikon will not put the Global shutter sensor-based cameras in the market; they will initially use partially or fully stacked CMOS sensors around a 26- 32MP Range paired up with the latest generation of Expeed image processors. Although we are waiting for more confirmation on the set of information we received a while ago.
So, these two are the possibilities under the hood of the Nikon Mysterious Model. What are you waiting for? Which specific model, let me know in the comments box
Stay tuned for more updates coming
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Nikon ZR coming in Q4 of 2025

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