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Nikon compact cameras are made of plastic. That is why I keep away from these. If DL18-50 is wrapped in magnesium alloy and aluminum, I will buy one of these babies. But not right away, I'll wait once 42nd Street Photo drops its price by $200.00
CP+ 2016: Hands-on with Nikon DL compacts
CP+ 2016: Hands-on with Nikon DL Compacts
DPReview is at the CP+ 2016 show in Yokohama, Japan, where Nikon announced three new compact cameras. The 'DL' range is distinct from the established Coolpix and 1-series lineups, and consists of three cameras built around the same 20MP 1"-type sensor. We headed straight to Nikon's booth to get hands-on time with the DL18-50, DL24-85 and DL24-500.
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Not true, Nikon COOLPIX A from DPR "The camera's front and rear panels are aluminium alloy, while the top plate is magnesium alloy, so the camera has the cold, rugged feeling you'd expect of a camera costing this much."
From Nikon web page regarding sensor "without an optical low-pass filter". I wonder if this is the first 1" sensor w/o a low pass filter. I really hope these camera are not plastic.
Bummer, just found out "the DLs feel plasticky and hollow. The buttons and toggles reinforce that impression—it's almost as if they were ported over directly from a $200 Coolpix."
Darn, the compact DL bodies are a bit larger than I had anticipated. Liked a beefed up RX100 IV. The G9x is still looking really good.
Will the build quality be as good as the Sony RX100 i.e. metal body?
I would like to see a group review with this, Canon G7X mk2 and Sony RX100 IV
Any body knows where these cameras are made? Thailand? China?
Well call me a curmudgeon but I cannot understand why Nikon and Canon keep omitting viewfinders Sony have learned that photographers like to be able to compose in bright light without holding the camera at arms length; they are now building cameras with viewfinders. Being able to compose properly is far more important then having high resolution sensors and superb lenses. When I buy a car I expect a built in steering wheel not an expensive optional extra.
Just my opinion.
Optional EVFs are fine if they are not too expensive.
I have a VF-2 for my Oly E-p5 that was previously used on an E-pl1 and a E-pl2.
It is nice not to have to pay for it twice if you have different bodies.
Also, it tilts up 90 degrees which most built in EVFs can't do.
Personally I wouldn't want to pay extra to have this feature. I have used the popup EVF in the RX100iv and I have also used the one in the Canon G5X. The one in the G5X is excellent and genuinely a joy to use. The popup one on the RX100 is fiddly to operate and tiny to look through. So I think if this is important for you then buy a G5X which has the same IQ as the RX100iv. I'm glad this has been omitted in the Nikons to keep the price down.
I'm excited to see how the AF performs - I love my RX100 M3 and I've only ever wanted better AF. Why hello there Nikon DL family! The 24-500 with the 1-series style AF could be a fabulous (relatively small too!) starter wildlife camera. Very cool.
so you guys fly all the way over to Japan and all you can tell us about the cameras are the specs?
Sony and Panasonic know very well what they are doing...But Canon and Nikon thought,what they did will be followed by the others.Canon insisted on 1/2.3 inch sensor at firsts and thought 1./1.7 inch is already too much for its customers...Nikon thought 1 inch sensor is too big for a compact,fixed lens camera...So they decided to make it a difference mount.
Pentax was completely out of its mind,they came out with a brick model (aka k-01) and also made 1/2.3 sensor interchangeable lens.Then they realized it was a bad idea and they released 1/1.7 inch interchangeable lens camera...
On the other hand,Fuji was pretty sure its 2/3 inch sensor compact cameras will be killer (i like them too) but Sony hit them in the air with its 1 inch sensor compacts.
Now they have a new battlefield;1 inch sensor!
..................8 years ago when Sigma released DP1,I said;
Soon we will have another camera for each focal length instead of 1 camera and lenses...Now we are closer!
If MFT companies release compact cameras with (35mm eqv.) 16-24 and 100-300 mm (or even with 200-300mm lens if it is gonna be more compact) fixed lenses I would buy them bought!
I would prefere to carry 2 compact cameras instead of big lenses!
Is the DL18-50 body made of metal or plastic? Can't tell from the photos.
I luv the wide and the normal zooms but getting the two would be a little over a thousand US$. Maybe I'd be more tempted with the wide. As for now I find them a little pricy save if one puts a premium on portability.
If the glass turns out to be very good or excellent, buying the two bodies will be a bargain. Why? Because if you could buy a single body and two lenses, it would cost you half again as much to do so. Manufacturers don't even make f/1.8 1" or 4/3 zoom lenses in this range, and the decent f/2.8 and f/3.5 lenses they do make cost nearly as much as these cameras are going to retail for.
They call that the Nikon 1 don't they?
I've been addicted to the versatility, lens, and pocketability of my Panasonic LX7, but its sensor is so small that IQ suffers. If these cameras are as good as they seem, one of them could be the first digital Nikon that I buy.
For APSC I shoot a Nikon D7200. I like the design on the Sony RX 10 better than the 24-500. Talking only about how the camera looks.
The image quality of these 1 inch sensors just isn't there for me. I'll look forward to seeing images from these new cameras, but I will probably not be buying one of these.
i have one word for you: GM5
touch screen, EVF, half the volume of all competition, large m4/3 sensor.
Add a bounce flash, tilt screen
Put a 20mm Pana 1.7 on it
And if you want a zoom? Sure, there's pancake zooms, but they're all more than slow enough to completely negate the large sensor bonus.
Does it have a 9mm f2.4 -25mm f4 pz pancake lens I can put on it?
The Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 7-14mm F2.8 PRO costs more than the DL18-50 on it's own and is a hell of a lot bigger on a GM5 than the Nikon. GM5 also doesn't do 4K. The fancy Olympus zoom isn't stabilized (neither is the GM5) too.
This isn't a CDAF system either at 20fps with PDAF. The DL18-50 is very impressive. I agree the 24-85 has A LOT of competition and the 24-500 seems like a pure FZ1000 knock-off but the wide angle stands alone and the others are at least competitive and reasonably priced.
I have a GM1 and most of the important m43 zooms and primes. Nothing in the m43 lineup gives me anything like the DL 18-50.
It's an odd focal range.
How about the Panny 12-30mm?
Add a bounce flash ........and enjoy your max 1/50th sync speed
(sarcasm) No 4K, no sale!
Oh, wait, these cameras have 4K. Never mind. :-)
4k/30FPS. This is your grandpa's 4k. 60 FPS should be entry level now.
I have been thinking of IQ in these cameras (better-same-worse than the sony RX100 cameras) and decided it really can´t be an issue for me. As I have earlier stated I shoot with an olympus XZ-1 now and unless the quality isn´t worse than the oly I will be happy with the new Nikon 18-50 DL.
The quality will be better. My xz-2 and your xz-1 have smaller sensors. I fully expect these dls to outperform the Oly compact. I rarely use mine nowadays preferring my Droid/DSLR combo.
I dunno....the XZ-1 has one of the last CCD's in the high end segments. Sure the video sucks. But at base iso,the per pixel detail is extremely high with the very sharp lens it has.
If that is the case, it is much better than its successor.
XZ-1, one of the best quality/ergonomics to price cameras you could find.
I wish 1 inch sensor cameras had 12 mp and ISO 50 for low noise...
There are good noise reduction softwares, but the detail you get from higher megapixel cannot be gained from softwares.
I wish people would look at downsampled images when they talk about noise rather than describing low-resolution as a sensor feature.
The 12MP A7S is easy to compare against it's 42MP A7Rm2 cousin. Downsampled to 12mp, the ISO 12,800 images look better from the 42mp monster. At lower ISO's the difference is more extreme (favoring the larger MP sensor). At ISO 50, bring on the resolution. A cell phone's pixel pitch is sufficient IMHO.
Nikon j1 had maximum shutter speed with the flash enabled is a rather slow 1/60 second. Hard to do a fill-flash outside at daytime...
You can get the 1 Series.
Lenses aren't as fast.
For how long?
It seems to me that the 1 Series is squeezed at one end by the GM5, and at the other end by these cameras. Other than heroic continuous AF, I don't see how it can survive?
I'd prefer a J5 for $1,100 with a 24-85 f1.8-f2.8 kit lens too but they ain't gunna make that lens and it'd cost $1,000+ on it's own if they did.
Hard to stomache $2,000 for a V3 with a viewfinder and some hypothetical 24-85 speedy zoom. An A6300+18-105 f4 is <$1,500 and is APS-C.
This was always a problem with the 1 Series-grossly overpriced.
The thing is, making these fast lenses for the 1 Series ILC, they will be a lot bigger than what's on a fix lens irregardless if they have the same sensor size. If they do, a lot of people will be whining about the size. The physics involve for designing fix lens and interchangeable lens is totally different.
But the way I look at it, this is just my opinion, the 1 Series will fade away sooner that expected. If they ever will come out with a V4, it better have a built in EVF, better sensor/IQ go back to SD card, higher capacity battery, better grip, etc, etc, etc priced less than $700.00. If not I will jump ship to M4/3. I like these new DL series but I still love the flexibility of ILC's.
Thom agrees with you guys (http://www.sansmirror.com/newsviews/oh-oh-nikon-1.html). He thinks N1 is toast.
I had it and had to returned it because of super slow flash...
What do you mean, "slow flash"?
If Nikon wanted to do something really impressive, sell an affordable fast normal zoom DX lens. Is the current 17-55mm f2.8 really worth twice the price of the equivalent Tamron or Sigma?
It was when released. :)
This is a lens built for top quality body - simply because Nikon didn't have Full Frame bodies back then.
It is by far the best built APS-C DSLR lens ever made. I suppose the Fuji 16-55/2.8 might be close (same story: APS-C is currently the top segment for Fuji, so they still care).
It is pretty sharp, but was designed for 12 MPx (in times when 6 MPx was the actual standard). Nikon's first 16 MPx came 7 years later. We got a few sharper DX Nikkor zooms since then and multiple 3rd party options.
Today similar lenses cost around $1000 (ignoring the pricey FF optics). So the Nikkor is more expensive, but here is the point. This lens is 13 years old. I know people who didn't even have to adjust it for over a decade (they're already past 500k shots). That makes it a high quality standard f/2.8 zoom for slightly above $100 a year. I'd call that decent value for money. :)
Isn't this an early announcement by Nikon? I mean these cameras aren't actually going to be available for 4 months - around the same time Sony will have the RX100M5 available going by their history.
Lets just hope the rx100 v doesn't add 8k and cost $1299
and still awkward menus, strange colors, and no touchscreen..
No chance Sony can produce 18mm in their RX series.
I wasn't trying to argue the merits of one camera over the other - simply to point out that it seems very strange to me to announce a camera 4 months before release.
When Sony announced the RX100M3 I had one in my hands within 1 month.
Do you know if the DL18-50 will share the same build quality as the RX100 with its metal body?
If I get all 3 of them it should hold me until something better arrives at Photokina. But am I correct that the sensor in these is smaller than the sensor in my $300 Coolpix A? I know, sensor size makes no difference, especially if you own a Sony but I still think bigger is better.
Coolpix A has a much larger sensor, but these cameras offer things your camera doesn't have.
Pictures start between ears..
Cameras are just boxes. If there is no creativity in the brain...pictures will be the same as ever. No new cam can help.
One can buy the most expensive gear and change it to new ones every years, still the pics are just amateurish.
But as I said this is a camera forum and photographers are somewhere else. No artist has a conversations about his brush. None.
words of wisdom!
False, according to Picasso, art critics talk about art, composition, meaning, artists talk about where to get cheaper pigments.
Especially poor artists who produce poor art.
Lets all assume that Jorepuusa traded his cameras for a 2001 Digital Elph.
"No artist has a conversations about his brush. None."
You, clearly, know no artists...
I'm not sure why you're posting that in this story. You seem to be complaining about an over-reliance on the gear. But if these new Nikons are as capable as they look (large sensor, fast AF, fast lenses...), I might get one in order to *reduce* the gear I carry and *simplify* my photography.
The recent wave of raw/manual/fast compacts means I don't need my big bag of DSLR bodies and lenses as much, because they have advanced so much. Sure, I do for some specialized photography, but advanced compacts like these let us elevate photography beyond the camera-phone level while reducing the expense and volume of gear.
Cameras like this increase the brain-to-gear ratio in art; the more interested you profess to be in that, the more you should be supporting these types of cameras.
But sometimes images can impress by their technical quality (meaning the amount of detail, lack of noise, focus transition zones), given that the photographed subjects has good composition, lighting, idea, meaning. Generally some images can impress even more when supported by great technlogy and not technique olny.
Yet still, you are here.
Sony fits better in the pocket.
Sound like you need a pocket upgrade :D
pocket mark II
With all the attendant crap that floats around in people's pockets I could never understand the urge to stuff a thousand dollar camera in one.
With the possibility of dust going inside, I don't think pocket is a good idea.
@four under - That's why you have multiple pockets. And why I learned (on my first $600 smart phone) that keys and change go in one pocket, and the phone goes in the other. ;-)
Now seeing pictures of the cameras they all look like overpriced plastic toys
Having those cameras in hand, they don't.
Are they actually plastic or metal like the RX100?
Very impressive how the smaller camera's get better and better. I recently had the chance to shoot with a system camera and was enjoying it. Weirdly enough though, I couldn't let go of the feeling that I was playing with a toy instead of a decent camera.
Can't wait to see what the future will bring us. I have high hopes for cheaper light sensitive sensors.
I'm pretty used to Sony now, so I hope Sony just releases an 18-50 :) Keep the price down on both!
I do like the dedicated EV dial, though.
Why not 16-50 or even 16-35 is ok for me :))
Whoever releases 16-XX will get my money!
I would never consider a 16-35. 14-28 is okay for me, thjough. The first 14-XX will get my money!
(okay, I'm joking; but when I had Nikon SLRs I did have a 14-24/2.8 and it was, indeed, a joy to shoot with)
1. This DL line creation supports my suspicion Nikon is not only loath to mess with their DSLR/lens line (new, no flange back, mirror-less, matched-smaller, REMOVABLE APS-C Lenses); but is also hoping for the 1" sensor to become enough or over the thresh-hold ONE DAY (Color sensitivity, highlight DR, low noise, and great for video) to be their main line.
The problem is that day is very far off; based on observed progress *and* how much better still could a newer APS-C or FF sensor be? One day we will pick not on sensitivity; but just DOF and size. That day is no where in sight. This is cart before the horse. Exactly why I think buyers are foolishly paying for their pre development.
2. You know the entire pocket able thing comes down to this:
There's great (pocket) innovation comparatively(in the "class"); but with all the (huge here) pocket improvements it's still pails compared to something slightly above pocket-able. Something easier to hold.
Then finally, I will not say cell phones kill off pocket-able as I do not think that is true; but even though my cell phone is less "enough", since pocket-able is still limited anyway and the cell is far less cost then I say pocket-able has to equal (very tough job) larger offering or the funds are best directed elsewhere. On top of that; the profession of real photo/vid quality in phones is going much faster.
Thus we need pocket-able APS-C or quit. This is WELL within possible for a fixed lens to start. We just have not seen a balanced one.
The old film XA is pocket-able *and* has a flat lens. That's full frame!
The Nikon DX fixed lens had so many imbalances is was deeply discounted (like Nikon 1 was). Oh but you should note what they wanted MSRP.
The Fuji X100 is weird and to expensive. To wide for me. (sorry X100 lovers)
For all the short comings(and there are plenty for both cameras)the Nikon A and the GR were very nice cameras. In that size range nothing will produce better results for stills. While many people who never print anything will not notice a difference, a 1in sensor cannot match an apsc sized sensor
"we need pocket-able APS-C or quit"
please, people say they want this and that but don't buy them. Nikon coolpix a was a pockable aps-c but it nobody bought it and it went on a fire sale. Samsung N1 was so cool that nobody bought it and it discontinued. Manufacture do study and try to produce a product that sale to keep the cost down. All these niche cameras are expensive, few people with big income or no kids (more like empty nester, grown kids) will buy them.
Pockable aps-c you are force to use a cheap kit lenses like the sony e-mount lenses. Once you put a good piece of lens in front of it isn't small anymore. Understand physical would help from odd comments.
Simply not true. You need prime glass to really step up significantly past IQ of these 1" sensor cameras, which means a ***much*** bigger camera.
The lenses in both the Coolpix 'A' and the GR cannot be surpassed in that size range. They match the very high quality of their APS-C sensors, and no 1" sensor-ed camera can compete.
The Coolpix A, Ricoh GR, and Fuji X70 are "pocketable" fixed lens APSC cameras, but not at all relevant to the discussion of pocketable cameras with zoom lenses.
Purchased both the GR first and later the A so I would say some people bought them😉. The GR has quite the following. any way the lenses are both pretty amazing , basically able to out render the sensor from about f4-6ish or so still very sharp to f8 after that diffraction becomes an issue
1st of all relevance spans "cam classes" simply because many may be better off looking onto others.
Secondly, I am well aware of the intense challenges of putting various fast lenses with larger sensors. It's been done already. Point CLOSED.
Third: What's so difficult to figure-out about two well combined parts (even sensor and lens; being primary) of a camera is not all their is; to the total abilities (Either way. Without price or conversely including total value?)
Fourth: I predicted better combinations and that do work together well would be (and are) taken out by the imbalance of OTHER missing benefits (that in fact hinder the good benefits) *and* then the manufactures would stupidly say; that type must not find enough buyers!
The good stuff isn't the problem. The problem is we can not even use the good stuff enough of the time; due to other failures of design. THIS problem is everywhere. You can NOT even buy your way out; even if removing price, as a factor.
Which pocketable APSC camera with similar zoom range has been done before.
For correction: DPR's Full Spec page shows the DL 24-500's viewfinder as being optional. That's a deal breaker for many here, so it probably should be updated. Thanks.
From this article:
"The other reason why the DL24-500 is physically larger than the DL18-50 and DL24-85 is its built-in EVF, which sits above the lens axis in classic 'bridge' camera style."
Just looking at the thing the EVF is obviously not removable due to its size. It is clearly designed as part of the camera.
I mean the flash and hotshoe are obviously part of the EVF.
Yes, thanks for your comment. But please note that I was referring to the spec sheet in the side-by-side camera comparison charts. That's where it says the DL24-500's EVF is optional.
18-50 will be great for hiking. No one has made a camera this wide in this class. Hopefully the IQ will be on par with Sony RX100s.
That's what I'm gonna purchase it for so I can stop bringing my micro 4/3s camera. I'm really hoping the image quality is comparable to the Sony RX100s.
The DL 18-50 (24-85) is the camera Panasonic didn´t make and many LX3-5-7-lovers was very sad. Now, time to be happy;)
The... um... Panasonic LX100?
I prefer LX100. Lx100 is not small as this but no big difference and has view finder. Lx100 announced almost 2 yrs earlier than this.
What Panny doesnt have is a pocketable high-end compact. The RX100 are just about pocketable - The LX100 is not.
I'd actually love Panny to resurrect their 1/1.8" (I think, the LX3 size..) sensor, for a really small compact camera.
I have an LX3, which I use mainly for B & W images. That sensor has some unique qualities which enable it to make amazing B & W photos.
LX100/Leica109 is great, not pocketeable, but I don't care about that, the size is perfect for me, I would not sacrifice all those dials (oh Nikon, why not in the 18-50 ...).
Renato, It has those dials: The DL18-50 f/1.8-2.8's GUI and menus are very similar to Nikon DSLRs, as are the command dial with PSAM control, rotary multi-selector, power switch, customizable Fn (function) button and RAW (NEF) capabilities. Focal length can be set in steps or adjusted fluidly across the zoom range with the lens' precision zoom ring, while the control ring allows precise adjustments of aperture, shutter speed, manual focus or even white balance.
The Squire, very true, but Nikon nor Canon nor Sony currently have a competitor for the new Panasonic ZS100. :-)
Nikon has the unique DL18-50, Panasonic has the unique ZS100, and Sony has the unique RX100 series.
I'm in this club, as an LX3 and LX7 owner that really needs them to fit in a pocket because I can't always carry a bag. Was super happy to see that the shorter DLs aren't any bigger than my LX7. The LX100 was just too big.
60fps with the 24-500. Who needs video?
The 18-50 should have included a cropped sensor. If one is to carry an additional device around with them, it probably would have been best to make the quality SIGNIFICANTLY better than a mobile phone.
(and I'm just bitter that there still hasn't been a Coolpix A successor.
Ummm, a 1" sensor is a cropped sensor
...and a 1" sensor beats the living daylights out of mobile phones. It IS "SIGNIFICANTLY better".
That is exactly part of why we are seeing this 1" sensor push- the tiny 1/2.3" sensors have been replaced by cell phones for most users.
The IQ of 1" sensor is way better than of any smartphone, I have both.
You guys all know I meant APS-C when I said "cropped."
...And yes, 1" is better than a mobile phone, but it's not so much better that it's worth carrying two devices.
Nikon hit the ball out of the ballpark! Seems most were not expecting much out of Nikon but the combination that they provided with these three cameras is quite impressive.
Except they just kinda blew away any reason to buy into their "mirrorless" lineup
Requiring 2 or 3 cameras to do the job doesnt' seem that impressive (although I don't know a better way to do it) but I want to see what they are able to squeeze out of this sensor before deciding Nikon has made some kind of breakthrough.
String - I am not so sure about that. It appears that there are two different types of buyers one that processes a mirror list camera and wants to change lenses depending on the scene and situation. The buyer for the DL series wants things a little more simple, but still comparable performance.
I sure hope there isn't any catch in the 18-50 which would invalidate all the good things Nikon is doing here.
I wonder... Does it take filters? I'm guessing not.
Do you think DPR can find a more dusty demo camera to photograph? :) On- camera flash and product photography don't mix.
No flash here.
Haha. I've done that a few times when listing stuff on eBay. Take a few shots of what I though was an immaculately clean camera or lens and my snaps made it look filthy.
They're at CP+, that's booth lighting.
Not sure how image 1 and 4 made the cut, but OK.
No raw option? ISO tops out at 3200? It strikes me these are product-line "filler" with much priority given to not cannibalizing pricier models' sales.
Reading is fundamental
Right you are sunjester, I've been multi-tasking a bit too much! These comments meant to accompany the low end Coolpix release.
Still, why no Adobe RGB colorspace? I feel same "Let's leave something out so they must buy better" applies to such omissions.
Silly comment, almost every Nikon as ever lets you choose SRGB or AdobeRGB Colorspace. As long you don't work professionally, and into the Prepress Enviroment, SRGB is preferred. (yes, my TFT is hw-calibrated) and i do know the difference between them.
@ marc
enjoy your compressed gamut work.
tut, tut that anyone wants a less crippled color rendition of the light they experienced, but then lost through their camera. frankly, all available cameras at the root level disgust me for their horrid subtraction of color.
you write nonsense, my father worked years into the prepress enviroment, i know about color space, and S-RGB is the standard for web, not AdobeRGB. Take it or leave it. If you find all of this horrible, espeically cameras, what else do you do here besides trolliing this forum?
Well, as an apolgist for the status quo, go ahead celebrate the existing loss of nature's color in all current digital color spaces to your heart's content. I find it consistently disappointing. I find, btw, that those who cannot tolerate others' opinions w/o resorting to ad hominem attacks are generally poorly educated.
Well, it's your own thought but words like these from you here... ""all available cameras at the root level disgust me for their horrid subtraction of color." are completely useless on a site like DPR here...so..anyway, have fun. ;)
You're right marc; thank you for denouncing my idea that gamut of digital cameras should include the full palette of colors the human eye can see; with your solid guidance I'll post my future "silly", "nonsense", "useless" comments on Perez Hilton website - that'll surely help things as I'll bet the camera manufacturers must all check in there from time to time! Get a job with poo-in-atin in ussr2.0 or Erdogan in Turkey, marcie - they need and seek poorly educated, arrogant, censorship-loving folk like you!
You're completely out of your mind with your silly rant...try to get a life...or i'd perhaps consider medical assitance.
by the way: the human eye can't even see so called "true-color" with 16.7 Million colors by the way...ask qualified personal into an eye clinic. And now i do have enough of your endless, stupid rants. besides this, every human sees color information a bit different, and not everybody sees exactly the same colors. the human eye is relative simple, and not a flawless design, but the software algorythms inside the brain, pattern recognition, colors, depth, and all this stuff had been enhanced for more then 100.000 years...
For a long time, many people have complained that Nikon had missed the boat on large-sensor fixed-lens zoom compacts.
Now Nikon have rectified this - in a big way, so it seems.
Summary of comments here below and on the forums:
"What on Earth were Nikon thinking when they decided to make large-sensor fixed-lens compacts? Do they think we are stupid? The lenses on these are permanently attached, for crying out loud! We want interchangeable lens cameras!"
no we dont want interchangeable lenses
You can get the 1 Series.
Did they mention world fastest autofocus?
Pointless toys. Nikon should leave this arena to the electronics companies .
M4/3s have this base covered. Nikon wasting R and D resources yet again.
When is their real mirrorless system going to appear, a worthy competitor to the XPro 2 plus lenses?
Nikon have become schizophrenic with their confused mission/ product lines .
Fuketa must be spinning in his grave !
I agree in some respect, but not wholly.
The R&D may not be a waste... it may be preparation for more things to come.
There is a general expectation that the DSLR world will eventually move towards mirrorless when technology is right. They cannot get there in one step.
Companies are going where the money is. Currently, selling compacts within 600-1000$ range is one of the most profitable activity in this shrinking market (margins are the point).
So, if you want money for Nikon to develop the FF mirorless you dream about, don't look down on product ranges you're not interested in.
Fujifilm have done a great job in a few years, and put contemporary Nikon to shame with what can be achieved in cropped sensor lens design
Pro /Prosumer DSLRs are Nikon's core product lines, the rest is mediocre at best.
All the tech needed for serious mirrorless is here now and there can be no more excuses .
Series 1 and 1 inch sensors just tinkering around the edges , time to move on to real cameras.
Except others have been supplying this niche better for some time and it has never been Nikon's forte anyway.
I am not dreaming about any mirrorless system from Nikon , Fujifim system X is here and moving in the right direction for me.
Looking at these cameras and capabilities, I would say these are certainly nikon's forte, which is making excellent cameras. While these won't be as nice IQ wise as a Fuji, they will run circles around them with AF and video.
This segment is hot, these cameras easily compete with the RX10/100, and given the impressive performance of the 1 series AF, I'm betting the AF will be much better. And Nikon outsells Fuji many times over. They don't need a competitor to the Xpro2, Fuji is a small niche brand.
Give it up. Nobody is making money with mirrorless cameras, Sony 's camera division lost 23% of its business in 2015. Nikon and Canon sell more cameras than anyone else in the world. There is nothing that m43 or the RX100 can do that these new DL cameras can't. If you don't like it, don't buy it. Nobody cares.
sandy b and chrisfromalaska, marike6
Have it your own way and good luck .
@ david vella
don't go away angry..just go away
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I am one of the ones that don't get this.
The advantages of having fixed lenses are that you can build a leaf shutter into the lens, less dust gets on the sensor and you can optimise the sensor for a fixed focal length. Putting fixed zoom lenses on this trio of ( almost ) common bodies rather than interchangeable lenses is a baffling commercial/design decision that does away with all those advantages.
I don't know if anyone will get all three but I hope the zoom lenses are built to last ; a broken zoom and you need a new camera.
"I hope the zoom lenses are built to last ; a broken zoom and you need a new camera."
How is this different from any other fixed-lens camera ever made?
Dynax, you miss the #1 point of the unified design of compact cameras-- compactness.
"...and you can optimise the sensor for a fixed focal length."
Hi dynaxx: I think that it also goes the other way. The lenses can also be optimized for the specific camera (not just sensor) when fixed in the body.
You are right that if anyone needs all three, they would be better off with a body plus combination of lenses. That is where N1 did not reach its potential because it did not have fast lenses such as these. If Nikon now makes fast zooms based on these and releases with V4, buyers would be drooling (those lenses would be much larger than these for sure)
These are for people who need one dedicated focal range and are not willing to buy into an interchangeable lens system for just one lens. I bet that some N1 shooters will also buy one of these to compensate for a missing fast zoom in their most used focal range.
One of the main benefits of a fixed lens is that it can be faster and smaller than an ILC version. Compare the LX100's lens to any other comparable m4/3 lens; heck, Nikon doesn't even make a zoom lens as fast as these for their 1 system.
in reply to @mark0973 - my point is that the moving parts in a zoom lens are more liikely to fail than a fixed focal length lens - I have no stat's to back it up but my guess is that the majority of ( good quality ) fixed lens cameras don't have zooms for this reason.
to @grapposoda - are you are saying these 3 cameras would have been bulkier with the Nikon 1 mount and interchangeable lenses ? Not by much I would guess.
I'd wish for the 18-50 lens for Nikon 1. But, Nikon botched N1 so horribly they now probably think it's beyond saving and therefore rather made a compact instead.
But hey, if the body is good, I'm not complaining. A standalone 18-50 for N1 would probably cost $1500 anyway.
@dynaxx. You can use camerasize.com to see how the sizes compare, but don't forget to increase the size of those N1 lenses to account for the ~2 stop wider apertures.
A body plus lens like the 18-50 would cost twice that price.
Plus there aren't any f1.8-2.8 zooms for the system.
Now RX100m5 needs some real trick to get ahead again. Nice competition!
I am looking for a replacement for my Canon G7X for landscape photography – does the new DL18-50 beat the recently announced G7X Mark II hands down? The one good thing about the G7X MkII from what I've seen is the customisable control ring which can now switch between smooth to click action.
While not confirmed, it sounds like the second lens ring, first is the zoom, is customizable.
So does this mean the end of the line for Nikon 1?
Did the Panny LX100 kill the Panny M4/3 line?
Panasonic's m43 line has far more going for it than the Nikon 1 system.
Not necessarily the end, but to be competitive the Nikon 1 system needs more (and faster) lenses, and updated bodies with some of the features these DL compacts have. The Nikon 1 system isn't even compatible with Nikon's flash system, but the DL range is!
The 1 system will always give the benefit of multiple lenses, but unless Nikon makes some really fast lenses it will be obvious they don't care that much about the system.
Yes, from a former N1 user (V1 is in retired camera shelf). They never put their heart into it. These fast zooms have been asked for since they launched the system, it's a big slap in the face of N1 users to have these lenses only in fixed lens cameras. Sad, and in my view, one should not trust Nikon over a new moun t system, like a larger sensored ML system, unless they show some clear roadmaps and commitment. Not me.
Nikon is stupid.
They have NIKON 1 system, why not add 18-50/1.8-2.8 and 24-85/1.8-2.8 lenses for that system?
Why not introduce 4K capable body for that system?
With announcement of this DL trio NIKON 1 system is officially dead.
Well, they might. No company can do everything at once. But the DL range hints at a stronger future for Nikon's 1" products as a whole.
I'd suggest the opposite.
vermaden, could agree with you with that lenses, but I think Nikon could have made a lot of simpler things before, mostly regarding design (controls/handling) and UI.
In fact, I think that even after this DL cameras, the biggest threat to the 1 system is still Nikon and their decisions regarding the system.
As a DSLR owner, the Nikon 1 system doesn't interest me. I don't want a second set of lenses for another system. This fixed lens compact based around the 1" sensor does interest me. Just like the Sony Rx1 sits along side their alpha system, this DL can sit beside the 1 system and open up new markets for Nikon. This isn't about killing off an ILC system. It's about adding a new segment and (competing w Sony) taking a price of the premium compact pie.
Maybe it is not Nikon who is stupid as the only camera with more buzz online is the K-1. So clearly your view is an outlier. Re: why running a DSLR and ILC side-by-side makes ZERO sense because lenses costs a small fortune. A fixed lens camera with a nice bright zoom lens can cover most bases. Re: 4K, the Nikon 1 J5 shoots 4K at 15 fps, obviously in the future we'll see more 4K at 30 fps in a J5, V4 or whatever.
Nobody cares, prefer real cameras.
>> They have NIKON 1 system, why not add 18-50/1.8-2.8 and 24-85/1.8-2.8 lenses for that system?
You must have completely missed the point.
Nikon is clever. You cannot fit NIKON 1 with mounted similar lens into your pocket at all - it is too large. NIKON 1 serves a different audience - it is interchangeable and way larger package with a mounted lens. Not pocketable.
The DL range though... I can just carry it in my pocket. It is way smaller. It is something you can always have on you/with you.
>> Nobody cares, prefer real cameras.
david vella, if nobody cared there would not be a discussion here. If you did not care your comment would not have been here either. But you bothered and spent time to post a comment and already contradicted yourself.
If nobody cared then these cameras would not have demand and companies would not have invested in R&D.
But... there is demand and clearly even you are interested judging by you posting a comment. It is a different matter why you may be yet holding back you personal buck.
@Squire: at once? N1 users have asked for ages for fast zooms, they should have released these a long time ago. I am one that dropped the system in favor of the Leica LX100, because of that, I'm not going back to Nikon (despite the fact that the 18-50 range would fit my needs better than the 24-75 in the LX100).
miksto ,
Whatever you say is fine with me.
david vella,
Obviously you care. Not sure why because for all your chest puffing camera snobbery I can't find a single "real" image from you online.
Now seeing them in the hand they are bigger than the RX100 range, more like an LX100.
I own both an RX100mk1 and LX100 and whicle they are both plonked in the same class of camera, the size difference is noticeble.
The RX100 will fit in a jacket pocket easily. The LX100 like the Nikon DL, with it's much larger lens protrusion does not. That's enough to change the proposition for me. My RX100 is still my go anywhere compact, while my LX100 is treated more like a light-weight DSLR replacement.
Nikon's DL fall just outside of what could be considered a go-anywhere compact.
Really? 41mm thickness vs 50mm thickness kills it for you? despite that you get a much better camera if we are to believe the specs?
1) Greater zoom range (based on 24-85 as a competitor to 24-70)
2) 20 fps vs 5.5 fps
3) Faster and more precise zoom with less chance of hunting. 105 point PDAF+ 171 point CDAF vs 25 areas CDAF.
4) Way faster processor what hopefully means no Sony's slow UI and lock up issues while writing to card.
And we do not yet know much more that that.
By the way it will come to market only in June - just before we should expect Sony RX100MV. So there is a chance for Sony to close the gap.
Who on earth buys a camera in this sector which lacks a viewfinder? (cue chorus of "me! me!" from the ever contentious cast of DPR participants.) Of course there's an optional add-on wart available - which all helps to obscure the cost of ownership. Why was the detachable lens range of CX cameras apparently abandoned in favour of this latest in Nikon's scatter-gun randomised approach to compact mirrorless camera design? "Maybe this time it'll work... Let's try marketing the lenses - with a choice of bodies attached in an attempt to match Sigma's huge compact camera market penetration?" Maybe they should have licensed a Foveon sensor too. Still, selling two camera bodies in order to offer a range of focal lengths is a good wheeze.
I'm really glad that I've abandoned the fruitless enterprise of trying to run up this down-escalator for some years now.
Obviously - plenty of people are fine without a viewfinder on this type of camera. You're getting caught in the "people only want what I want" trap.
I guess if you never shoot anything in bright sunlight. Or don't need to stabilise the camera at low shutter speeds. Or like shooting snaps with a mobile phone. Maybe then. You're falling into the trap of thinking "because so many people eat McDonalds burgers they must be very fine food indeed".
I have been in Egypt and in the Giza area several of times (where the three big pyramids stand) and I still managed to take photos (with RX100) that I wanted, without a viewfinder. I could´t believe that I could do that. Kudos to myself!
How did I ever manage to take images with the NX500 last year? Probably I'll never know. I bought it because I thought that even if it lacks an EVF it i still a good camera. Same goes for the NIkons. An additional WVF would be nice though.
It's possible to drink a glass of water whilst standing on one's head too. I find it more convenient to be upright.
That is what I would do with a EVF half of the time anyway since I shot quite a bit close to the ground or at waist height.
It is not more convenient, just more stable and better visible in the cases of harsh sunlight on the screen.
My impression is most people find finders more inconvenient than useful. Then offering that feature as an "add-on wart" makes more business sense. What kind of devices that are put to market follows.
"Nikon's scatter-gun randomised approach to compact mirrorless camera design"
I would hardly call the DL series a random approach. They are entering a market segment which has been proven to be very popular with consumers, and competing directly with similar products from Sony, Canon and Panasonic. In addition, they're launching a product (the DL18-50) that's pretty much unique to Nikon.
And the comparison to Sigma is very strange. Sigma offers four models with single focal lenghts, while Nikon offers three models with different zoom ranges. How is this any different from Sony's RX100 and RX10, or Canon's G series?
The 1 system, on the other hand, hasn't exactly been very competitive in the mirrorless ILC market. Why Nikon hasn't offered some of the features they now give us in the DL series, and made some more fast lenses, and settled on a good design (eg. all three V models have had different design concepts!), that's anyone's guess.
I shot all the time in full daylight with no EVF. I'm glad they left it off. You need one, so buy it. I don't need, so I save dough. Easy.
I would buy a camera with no view finder. I have Sony RX100M4 since the month it was released and I hardly ever used viewfinder even in bright sunlight. It is just too cumbersome to use the way you have to pull it out - takes too long to prepare and your snap may be lost if you need long to prepare.
What is more I never found it to be a problem that I did not use viewfinder despite that camera has it. I only used viewfinder to know how it is used and what it is like really. Not in practice.
Hmmm. Sony has APS-C DSLR, DSLT and mirrorless. 2 different lens mounts. Sony also had FF SLR, SLT and mirrorless. 2 different lens mounts. And you think Nikon has thrown spaghetti at the wall to see which one sticks? Lol. They cut their losses, if indeed the 1 system is dead. I think the market is aligning itself that it can't support 1" ILC. 1" ILC probably exceed as a premium compact. If I'm going to switch lenses, I'll just bring a DSLR. A 10-30 f/3.5-5.6 with a 2.7x crop factor is probably the least attractive lens from any maker on the market. F/1.8-f/2.8, now that's sexy.
After 3 articles there is still no real information on build quality. I would like to know what the build quality of the DL18-50 is like compared to an RX100IV – is the body made from magnesium alloy, or does it have a toughened plastic shell like the Canon G7X? What about the control dials? Are they aluminium? If it's as rugged as an RX100 then I will probably buy one as an upgrade to my G7X.
Cameras seems awsome. I never had a Nikon before, I wonder how the sooc colors looks like, as I hate post processing.
Is there anything at all that someone won't describe as "awesome" these days? Usually combined with "iconic".
I don' think anyone would describe you as "awesome." Curmudgeon comes to mind.
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Like so many of the ideas that tumble out of the Googleplex into the public domain, Google Trends is irresistible. SYS-CON group publisher and editorial director Jeremy Geelan puts the application, newly taken out of beta and now available to all cyberspace from the Google main page, through its paces by taking it out for a giddy spin around the i-Technology world. The results are surprising...
"See what the world is searching for" says the slogan accompanying http://www.google.com/trends - and that very precisely encapsulates the aspect of Google Trends that makes it addictive. Like Technorati on speed.
There really isn't any limit to the number of searches one can do while still assuring oneself that it is diligent journalistic research. Take the usual run-of-the-mill stuff, for example, like comparing "Java" and ".NET":
java .net
But the real apples-to-apples comparison, obviously, is not this one but "J2EE" and ".NET":
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And even this smacks way too much of mock-empiricism, almost as bad as those articles on slow news days which use Monster.com stats as a way of suggesting which technology is "ahead" out there in the i-technology marketplace.
No, what is needed is an altogether more personal approach. This is where Google Trends is dynamite. Take for example "McNealy" and "Jonathan Schwartz:
"mcnealy" "jonathan schwartz"
Not in itself especially revealing until you drill down into the datapoints below, which is a breakdown by cities:
|Top cities (normalized)
|San Francisco United States
|New York United States
|Chicago United States
|London United Kingdom
In other words, while Sun's new CEO may be the talk of all of Wall Street, Sun's outgoing CEO (and still its Chairman) still remains a major focus of folks in the Valley.
Turning from i-technology people to i-technology phenomena, Steve Rubel - the writer on social software and how it's transforming marketing, media, and public relations - has already drawn attention to this comparison, a true gem:
blogs websites
Again, the breakdown by Cities reveals some surprising data, such as that blogs aren't yet dominant in Delhi, but they're sizzling in Sao Paolo, Brazil!
|Top cities (normalized)
|Sao Paulo Brazil
|Lisbon Portugal
|Cabo Frio Brazil
|Curitiba Brazil
|Delhi India
|Rio De Janeiro Brazil
|New York United States
|San Francisco United States
|Seattle United States
|Chicago United States
Next I couldn't resist taking a peek at whether "Web services" was waning as a search term, perhaps in favor of "SOA." As I suspected, while "Web services" is alive and well and being searched on worldwide, "SOA" is rising as steadily as it falls from primacy as the key concept driving integration.
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Last let's turn to AJAX. Here, Google Trends - for my money - comes into its own as a viable new tool.
Look how instantly, for example, it pinpoints the birth of the term "Web 2.0" - October 2004. Tim O'Reilly probably ought to use Google Trends on a daily basis, to see how it's faring against AJAX: it doesn't look good!
ajax "web 2.0"
Let us know what you're using Google Trends for by sending a mail to [email protected]. Maybe we should have a weekly competition to see who devises the best search, with readers voting on the Google Trend of the Week from among the best five submitted each week (according to our editors). Anyone care to start the ball rolling?
|Palal 05/12/06 06:10:42 AM EDT
In other news, Google Suggest has just emerged from BETA! So, jump on over and start using it: http://www.google.com/webhp?complete=1&hl=en
I still have a few problems with it though, the main one being the following: When typing in a multiple-word query and wanting to delete just the first word of that query, doing so using keyboard shortcuts (home, ctrl + shift + RightArrow) to select just the first word, selects the entire query and deletes it.
Of course, doing this with a mouse is not a problem, but it's annoying as hell when doing it with a keyboard. This is also true with middle words if you select them from the left.
|an0n 05/12/06 05:44:46 AM EDT
These graphs don't actually give you very useful information because you can't tell what the units are. And they're obviously cooking the numbers in some fashion if the overall volume for searches on subjects is not going up between 2004 and 2006.
Or perhaps the graphs represent searches as a percentage of total searches? It's really hard to tell what you're looking at.
|babbling 05/12/06 05:40:32 AM EDT
It is an interesting tool, but I have one question about it.
Why is it that for pretty much everything, the search volume has decreased over time? Is this because there is less accurate or different data for older searches, or perhaps Google isn't quite as popular today as it was a couple of years ago? I mean, one would think that for most things the search volume should increase over time since more and more people are getting onto the internet and using search engines...
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My nomination for Google Trend of the Week would be Slashdot-Digg. Here's how it turns out: http://www.google.com/trends?q=slashdot%2C+digg
|sugge$$ion 05/12/06 04:03:22 AM EDT
[From the Google Trends instructions] "just type in up to five topics, separated by commas, and you can see the cities, regions or languages that have had the 'top results' for each topic, along with Google news articles."
Why the breakdowns for cities, regions, or languages..but not by time-of-search? This makes it impossible to answer such crucial social research questions as: do as many people search for "porn" during the day as during the evening/night?
|StopThisWorld 05/12/06 03:54:38 AM EDT
Any math teacher will tell you: a graph without a scale is like an eagle without wings. How long will it be before we start seeing real numbers attached to the graphs in Google Trends?
|blogospheroid 05/12/06 03:18:13 AM EDT
Steve Rubel's comparison is the best use of Google Trends yet. Brilliant!
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Tremain said the Government had some way to go before achieving its 2017 target of getting 70 per cent of 10 common transactions with the public done online. But the initial 17 per cent take-up rate for the online passport service was ahead of forecast.
It showed that the Government needed to press on with plans to modernise the delivery of public services, despite controversies such as the privacy breach surrounding Work and Income's computer kiosks. "They want to be sure of the security, but New Zealanders want us to keep rolling this sort of thing out."
As well as benefiting from a $10 discount on the new standard price of $134.50, people renewing passports online also appear to be enjoying faster turnaround times.
Eichler had applied for her new passport on Monday. Another satisfied customer tweeted they had ordered their passport last Friday and received it on Wednesday.
"Over time, as uptake grows, we may not be able to turn them all around within two or three days but we have set a 'benchmark' of 10 days," Tremain said.
The Passport Office had no easy way of telling how many online applicants had taken an electronic passport photo themselves using a digital camera or computer webcam. Eichler, as the Passport Office still recommends, had a photo taken professionally.
Passport Office manager David Philp said the webcams on iPads were certainly capable of taking a valid passport photo if people were renewing online.
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