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Edmund Optics continues to Invest in virtual events

Edmund Optics continues to Invest in virtual events Date Announced: 31 May 2021   Barrington, NJ USA   On June 3, 2021, Edmund Optics ®, the premier provider of optical and imaging components, will present the next of its Innovation Summit series: Defining the Future of Imaging. During this half-day, virtual event, experts will delve into the ways the imaging industry is making the world a safer and better place. Edmund Optics’ Innovation Summits were born out of a need to provide optics and imaging related content to people all over the world while working at home due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Even as the world begins to open up, virtual events continue to help Edmund Optics realize its goal of providing outstanding technical content to those who need it as they solve the problems in their systems, applications, and lives. The Future Depends on Optics

Nikon confirms new flagship mirrorless camera on the way

Nikon Planning a Mirrorless Flagship to 'Surpass the D6' for This Year

FTZ adapter is fantastic if you want to use the f mount lenses so Lawrence is making no sense. Even the brand new Canon R5 is inferior dynamic range to the D850/Z7ii - yes their AF sticks like glue but not all the time. Z lenses are fantastic and the F4 range is amazing for landscapes when travelling light is key (not so much for the other three brands). At this point whether it s Canon, Sony, Nikon or Fuji it s more a case of the tool for the task. Landscapes? Go for the latter two? Portraits? Well, probably any of them depending on budget, resolution demands, whatever.

Interview: Nikon - "A flagship Nikon Z series mirrorless camera can be expected within the year"

Share Keiji Oishi - Department Manager of Nikon s Imaging Business Unit, UX Planning Department. With the global pandemic still restricting travel, in place of our normal sit-down chats we ve been conducting virtual interviews with executives from major manufacturers. This week we spoke to Keiji Oishi, Department Manager of Nikon s Imaging Business Unit, UX Planning Department. As well as providing us with exclusive details about a major development announcement, Mr. Oishi also shared insights around Nikon s recent consolidation of camera manufacturing in Thailand, explained how customer behavior has changed during the pandemic, and laid out his vision for Nikon s future. The following interview has been edited for clarity and flow.