Nikon teases mirrorless with video and microsite
Nikon has posted a cinematic new teaser video featuring what appears to be its forthcoming mirrorless camera. The minute-and-a-half long video appears on a 'special events' page with the tagline 'In Pursuit of Light' and a promise of more content to come.
Check out Nikon's new microsite
The first part of the video seems to be a cinematic representation of light hitting a sensor, but the last few seconds give a glimpse of the shadowy outline of a camera on a tripod. To save you the trouble, below are a couple of screengrabs from the video with brightness boosted.
There's not much to glean from these few seconds, but from the profile view the camera clearly looks mirrorless. That's not a surprise, considering that the industry executives we spoke to at CP+ all told us that full-frame mirrorless from the major traditional manufacturers would become the norm very soon.
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