DPReview’s Chris, now employed at PetaPixel, posted a video where he compares the Nikon Z 8 with the Sony a7R V. Mirrorless all-stars? I doubt so.
Chris seems to have forgotten Canon’s rich offering on mirrorless cameras. While the Nikon Z 8 is a great camera (and the Sony seems to be too), we have an EOS R5 and EOS R3. Not all-stars? Enjoy the video.
It appears as if the upcoming Nikon Z 8 mirrorless camera is already used.
In a post on Weibo by Nikon China you can find a 67MP image. Nikon does not have a camera with this resolution. So, it’s suspected the image was shot with the upcoming Nikon Z 8.
The image that has a 67MP resolution is the one below (You can download the original file from Weibo):
Nikon Z 8 or something else?
It seems the Nikon Z 8 is reality, and already used by a Nikon Ambassador.
Twitter user How2fly posted an image (on top) that seems to show some HTML code with a mention of Nikon Ambassador Jerry Ghionis using the upcoming Nikon Z 8. It might obviously be faked, but we think it is real.
We expect the Nikon Z 8 to get announced very soon.
What do you think?
A few days ago a rumor came up, suggesting Nikon might be set to release a new Z mirrorless camera soon.
Now an alleged image of the Nikon Z 8 was leaked by the same Twitter account that started the rumor. You can see the leaked image above.
Real or fake?
Nikon might announce their next Z-series mirrorless camera soon. Edit: we got some new intel and it seems the announcement will likely happen in August 2022.
As How2Fly (often right in the past) writes on Twitter, Nikon might be close to announce a new Z camera. According to How2Fly it might be the Nikon Z 8 (rumored to already undergo testing) or the Nikon Z 6 III.
Nikon will announce a NEW camera next month,maybe Z8 (being testing already) or Z6 III.
Stay tuned for more…
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