With the beginning of beautiful and expensive Nikon Z 35 mm F/1.2SNikon has released the last remaining unpassicated lens shown on its last Nikkor Z Lens Roadmap. Nikon photographers are now going to the future without a map – all the future Nicon Lenses have been slated to surprise.
Lens roadmaps have long been an important part of Nikon’s product development and marketing strategy. The company regularly shared roadmaps for F-mount DSLR lens and Nikon Z Mirrorless Lenses, what the photographers had in the pipeline. While these roadmaps did not always include the exact focal length and aperture for the in-development lens, they offered general information and exciting tease.
However, in the fall of 2023, Nikon’s Senior Marketing Manager Mark Cruise appeared to discuss the then with Adorma on a Live Q&A. Nikon Z 135 mm F/1.8S PlanaWhile the focus was mainly on the plana, Cruz dropped a bomb, saying that Nikon No more lens roadmap will be issued,
“I wanted to solve a question, someone was someone who asked something about the roadmap after 35, are we going to release a new roadmap? You know that the purpose of the roadmap has been fulfilled by its life. This fulfills its purpose, which I mean, “Cruz said in 2023.” After that after that 35 is released, it is going to be surprised only from here. Pleasant surprise. No new roadmap. ,
Nikon Z 35 mm F/1.2S Has been unveiled today He 35 mm lens cruise referred-a 35 mm s line prime.
Interestingly enough, Nikon released another 35 mm lens last year, Nikon z 35 mm f/1.4Who was it Never on a roadmapIn 2024, none of the Lens Nikon was ever on the company’s last lens roadmap, which was included. Nikkor Z 600 mm F/6.3 VR S, Nikkor Z 28-400 mm F/4-8 VROr Nikon z 50 mm f/1.4Heck, the company had not teased anything about any PZ video-oriented lens before saying this Developing Nikkor Z 28-135 mm F/4 Power Zoom in last October,
Therefore, while September 2023 and today were very surprised, as the promise was promised by Cruz, Nikon Z 35 mm F/1.2S-Line Prime. At the end of this month, Nikon’s final lens roadmap will finally be completed. That lonely mysterious yellow dot can be replaced with a product shot, and Nikon photographers are completely ready for the mysterious and stunning future. Baksua, Nikon Z shooter; This is a unwanted area from here.
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