Nikon

It’s been a week of special announcements, and not just for phones, as Nikon outs its next big deal, and it really truly is.

Samsung’s latest big Galaxy, Nikon’s equally big camera, Intel’s big new processor, and a big birthday for a big Twitter invention. It’s a positively massive Wrap.

It’s rare that pre-announcements get our attention, but Nikon’s next camera has our attention, even if we only know a name. It’s 2017, and Nikon is turning 100, established on this day in 1917, though back then for optics rather than cameras. For its 100th birthday and anniversary, special edition...

Some people scream "Happy Birthday" with a cake, balloons, and cheers. Nikon does it with crystals, merch, and special edition cameras.

It's not only Olympus that has a 4K camera capable of surviving the world. Now Nikon is ready with one of its own.

A vocal review of the Galaxy S8 (so you don't have read our 5400 word review), Nikon drops the price of 4K DSLRs, and a new HTC is on the way. This is The Wrap.

If you're still a Nikon camera user and were keen to upgrade to something a little more future-friendly without the heavy cost, you might finally get your chance.

Know someone who loves to take a photo or two? The smartphone isn't the only way to get this done, with real dedicated cameras part of what makes a good photo just that.

The traditional camera makers took a little longer to enter the world of instant transfer than the mirrorless manufacturers, but now that they each have a couple, it's full speed ahead. Case in point, Nikon, which has a new camera on the way.