Check my review of the P950 at this link.
The firmware update from 1.3 to 1.4 addresses the following issue:
During time-lapse movie shooting, the camera normally locks focus at the first frame, but with some subjects, the focus position may be gradually shifted after the second frame.
To update the P950 firmware, go to: https://downloadcenter.nikonimglib.com/en/download/fw/508.html
From Academy and Emmy Award-winning filmmakers E. Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin, PHOTOGRAPHER flips the lens on some of the world’s most extraordinary visual storytellers to see what makes them click. The series premieres March 18 on National Geographic at 8/7c and streams March 19 on Disney+ and Hulu.
As a member of The International Society for Aviation Photography, I received a request from the president to submit a few photos taken in 2023 to be published in the March 2024 issue. My photos appear on pages 64 to 70.
The latest major FREE firmware update version 5.00 is now available for the Nikon Z 9!
Ricci Chera takes us through the latest features & advancements for the Z 9, including:
đź“· Skin softening
đź“· Portrait impression balance
đź“· Rich tone portrait picture control
đź“· Added reserve function to Auto Capture
đź“· Added lower-speed [C15] option to High-Speed Frame Capture+
đź“· Increased number of functions can be added to custom controls
Women’s Beach volleyball: A review of the NIKKOR Z 135mm f/1.8 S Plena, a 135mm prime unlike any before it. Astonishing edge-to-edge clarity. Dreamlike circular bokeh. A focal length treasured for portraits, still life, cinema and landscapes. All with superlative craftsmanship and performance optimized for wide-open shots. Plentiful. Abundant. Extraordinary. This is what Plena means.
Five of Nikon’s engineers have shared insight into how the Z8 came to be, including the decision-making process and thoughts about what they needed to achieve. The stories were printed in full with no editing whatsoever, were shared by Nikon Australia with Inside Imaging.
DPReview today announced their product of the year: the Nikon Z8!
”The Nikon Z8 is our product of the year for exactly the same reason it's our High-End Camera of the year: it brings the same capabilities that Nikon delivers to its pro audience in a camera that dedicated enthusiasts might be able to get hold of. It's slightly smaller than Nikon's DSLR standard bearer, the D850, while outperforming it in almost every way. Cameras continue to evolve, and we suspect more affordable cameras will start to challenge the likes of the Z8 in terms of autofocus or speed or video capabilities, but as things stand, there are very few cameras that have ever offered the all-around strength that the Z8 exhibits.”
Join Nikon in celebrating 90 incredible years of NIKKOR lenses. In the hands of explorers, NIKKOR lenses have witnessed the most extraordinary voyages: From the mysterious depths of the ocean to the frozen wonders of Antarctica and all the way to outer space.
This video provides an overview of the Nikon NX Studio image adjustments options. Let me know in the comments if you have any questions.
Nikon engineers discuss the optical properties of the new Nikkor Plena 135mm f/1.8 portrait lens
Welcome to Robert G Allen Photography. I'm a professional multi-disciplinary commercial freelance photographer based in the Pacific Northwest and a Nikon DSLR Enthusiast.
While my career has primarily been as an event photographer, this website represents other areas of photography for which I have professional competency and enjoyment. The resulting front page gallery and single subject galleries are the result of a combination of client assignments and personal areas of interest.
Changed the default values for the following settings displayed when connecting wirelessly:
- Encryption keys
- The password displayed after the camera's default settings are restored
• Fixed the following issues:
- Green color casting occurred with some pictures taken.
- The date and time set in camera sometimes would not be correctly applied.
- Using [Picture review] to view an image in a “tall” (portrait) orientation and zooming in the image prevented the display from being scrolled to the intended direction with multi selector or sub-selector.
- After a firmware update, the eye sensor sometimes would not function and the viewfinder would not turn on.
- The “i” menu would sometimes remain in the viewfinder when it was looked through after the shutter-release button was pressed halfway to exit the “i” menu viewed in the monitor.