Nikon buying Red notably marks the photography camera company's push into the digital cinema camera market. Red was founded in 2005 by billionaire James Jannard, and Red's first cinema camera, the ...

The company’s cameras were used to film more than 25% of the top 100 grossing films filmed on digital video in the U.S. shot on digital video by 2016. Nikon’s acquisition of the camera brand ...

Nikon is acquiring RED, the company best known for digital cinema cameras including the RED One 4K and V-Raptor X. RED will become a subsidiary of Nikon.

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Nikon is typically more of a still-image camera company and wants to use Red to "expand the fast-growing professional digital cinema camera market." Red was founded in 2005 by Jim Jannard, founder ...

The Nikon Z50II features the same 20.9-megapixel CMOS crop-sensor as the original Z50, but with improved shooting capabilities as it’s the first APS-C camera from the company to use the Expeed 7 ...

The camera is aimed at offering a distinct step up from using a camera phone, with a larger DX sensor of 20.88MP. For phone users this is a step up, but it is of course DX format, so the 35mm lens ...

Nikon has this week announced the availability of its new Digital Sight 50M monochrome camera which will be available to purchase next month from February 1, 2023. Equipped with a Nikon FX-format ...

TOKYO -- Japanese camera maker Nikon will stop developing single-lens reflex cameras and shift toward digital offerings amid intensifying competition from smartphone cameras, Nikkei has learned ...

TOKYO -- Japanese camera manufacturers are bidding farewell to a once-major component of their operations, with Panasonic Holdings and Nikon suspending development of entry-level point-and-shoot ...