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Starting with the Nikon Z6III initial review Nikon has announced the Z6III, its third-generation mid

Starting with the Nikon Z6III initial review [View in Browser]( [Top DPR Masthead Image]( [DPReview Title Image] July, 22 2024 This week was about our Nikon Z6III initial review, with a few quirky new camera release announcements – including a half-frame film camera – thrown in for good measure. — Ben Highlights [Nikon Z6III initial review]( [Nikon Z6III initial review]( Nikon has announced the Z6III, its third-generation mid-range full-frame mirrorless camera. A new 24MP sensor brings speed to every part of the camera, and all the key features have been upgraded. [Nikon Z6III first-look video and sample gallery]( [Nikon Z6III first-look video and sample gallery]( During our time with the Nikon Z6III we were able to shoot a sample gallery and prepare an introductory video. Have a look, if you haven't already. [DPReview Rewind: Nikon D1, the first in-house DSLR]( [DPReview Rewind: Nikon D1, the first in-house DSLR]( Twenty five years ago, today, Nikon announced the D1, the first DSLR to be entirely developed by an existing camera maker and the first to natively shoot JPEGs. News Updates [Ricoh launches Pentax 17 half-frame fixed lens film camera]( [Ricoh launches Pentax 17 half-frame fixed lens film camera]( Ricoh has launched the Pentax 17, a fixed-lens half-frame film camera with a 37mm equivalent F3.5 lens. It will be available shortly at a cost of $499.95 [Alice Camera, the AI-enhanced Micro Four Thirds camera, ready to ship]( [Alice Camera, the AI-enhanced Micro Four Thirds camera, ready to ship]( The Alice Camera, created by London startup Photogram, is about to ship to customers who placed pre-orders. Further Reading • Scientific American shared [how this real photo just won an AI photo contest](. • This iPhone probe lens [looks intense](. • Ars Technica covers NatGeo [documenting the salvage of Tuskegee Airman’s lost WWII plane wreckage](. Interesting responses from last week’s email question: "What’s the one camera accessory you use the most?” Unsurprisingly, tripods and polarizing filters dominated the responses. But here are a few other noteworthy items community members “Hoodman Hoodloupe.” - John Jennrich “Giotto Rocket Air” - Geoffreyspark “Arca-Swiss plates on all cameras, and clamps on all tripods.” - Craig “Peak Design's Clutch camera hand strap.” - EL This week’s community question: “What’s the photography technique / tip you wish you learned earlier?” [Please let us know in our reader response tracker form.]( DPReview 276 5th Avenue, Suite 704 - 3126 New York, NY 10001 You received this email because you subscribed to the Digital Photography Review weekly newsletter. To update your preferences, [click here](. To unsubscribe, [click here](. Alternatively, log into dpreview and visit your [user profile settings,]( the Newsletter Subscription checkbox, then click on Save changes. Click [here]( to forward to a friend. If you're new to this newsletter, you can subscribe [here](. [Preferences]( | [Advertise]( | [Privacy Policy]( | [Do Not Sell My Personal Information]( 2024 DPReview. All Rights Reserved.

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