Comment on this article at the EOSHD Forum Comment on the forum The Nikon FX mirrorless camera is now official and the press release went live on Nikon’s site today. Now I truly believe Panasonic and Olympus must go full frame too. The success of the Sony A7 series was the catalyst for Nikon’s return to the mirrorless market after the failed 1 series experiment, and according to Nikkei the mirrorless market is forecast to eclipse the sales of DSLRs for the first time in 2018. So as you can see, Nikon’s hand was forced. Now Canon too will be forced to put one foot in the future ... Read moreHigh Sony sales prompted Nikon full frame mirrorless camera development – Will Panasonic / Olympus follow? The post High Sony sales prompted Nikon full frame mirrorless camera development – Will Panasonic / Olympus follow? appeared first on EOSHD....
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Published By: EOSHD.com blog - Wednesday, 25 July, 2018
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