Nikon's DSLR and SLR development activities may be halted. Of course, this will sadden many non-pro and professional photographers, as well as videographers. Nikon DSLR, SLR Development To Be Halted?

Mirrorless cameras have outpaced DSLRs – but the older, larger technology typically has a key advantage: price. Several Nikon DSLRs, for example, are heavily discounted right now, with the Nikon D7500 ...

Nikon will stop developing new single lens reflex (SLR) cameras and focus exclusively on mirrorless models, according to a report from Nikkei. The news marks the end of an era and essentially confirms ...

Here we go, the Nikon D850 is back under the $2K mark just ahead of Black Friday. It’s now $1,996.95, down from $2,596.95 at ...

Well, no, Nikon is not officially done with DSLRs. But, a report in the Japanese financial newspaper, Nikkei did set off quite the commotion last week with hints that the brand plans to pull the plug ...

Image: Nikon While Nikon lens names may not be the most complicated out there (that award probably goes to Tamron), they ...

Nikon says that its most popular full-frame DSLR so far has been the mighty D750. And despite now dipping into mirrorless camera production, the company is still committed to the development of single ...

The seeds for this change were sown more than a decade ago with the arrival in late 2008 of the first mirrorless camera, the Panasonic G1, which along with the Olympus E-P1 a few months later, would ...

Should you buy a Canon DSLR or a Nikon DSLR? Your point-and-shoot smartphone camera is fine for some things, but you’ve developed an interest in photography and are ready to move up to a full-featured ...

High-quality 24-megapixel sensor delivers sharp shots Excellent video quality in both bright and dim light Disappointing automatic white balance performance Brands as big as Nikon have sometimes been ...