Nikon will soon announce a new DX-format Mirrorless camera. The model code of the upcoming Z series APS-C / DX format Mirrorless camera is Nikon N1933. The camera surfaced at Tiwan NCC wireless certification agency today, take a look at the details we have related to the N1933 Mirrorless Camera
The Nikon N1933 announcement in Next 3 Months [Before August 2020]
If everything goes in schedule then we will have the official announcement of the camera before August 2020.
Nikon N1933 DX Mirrorless Camera Details
- Wi-Fi (802.11a / b / g / n / ac) and Bluetooth
- The battery is EN-EL15c (7.0V 2280Ah).
- Compatible with stereo microphone ME-1,
- speedlight SB-5000,
- and remote cord MC-DC2.
- The lens attached during the certification test is “Z DX 16-50mm f / 3.5-6.3 VR”
Well let’s talk about the specs we have got through the Taiwan NCC wireless certification agency
Nikon Registered a New Battery – EN-EL15c
On April 17th, we have published a post when we have found that Nikon registered a new version of EN-EL15b (1900mAh ) battery as EN-EL15c (7.0V 2280Ah). The new 15c battery is more powerful than 15b we generally used in Nikon Z50, Z6, and Nikon Z7and able to give us more back-up when we are recording videos for taking a snapshot. At the same time, you can also charge your battery with USB charger plugging into the USB-C port of the camera.
Compatible with stereo microphone ME-1
The upcoming camera is compatible with Nikon’s ME-1 Microphone, specifically made for putting professional quality audio in your videos.
Speedlight SB-5000
The upcoming Nikon Mirrorless camera is also compatible with speedlight SB-5000 flash gun.
Nikon DX 16-50mm as kit Lens
The upcoming camera will use the same NIKKOR Z DX 50-250mm f/4.5-6.3 VR Lens we generally get with the Nikon Z50 DX-Format Mirrorless camera.
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Nikon needs to introduce APSC mirrorless camera (DX) with IBIS about as light as Sony A6xxx.
Either that or go away, at least as I am concerned (and I have maybe 10 Nikon lenses).