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Friday, September 25, 2026

The week's biggest camera news includes a podcast discussing Nikon's Z5IIC, Snap's SPECS glasses, and Adobe's Topaz acquisition. Separately, a new Chinese camera from NBD mimics Sony's A7C II design, potentially inviting legal scrutiny. Also notable is the FernSnap, a smart camera built for plant time-lapses. Watch for further analysis on the implications of Adobe's Topaz acquisition and potential legal challenges for the NBD camera.

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Nikon Z5IIC, Adobe's Topaz Acquisition, and Snap's SPECS Glasses Discussed

The Digital Camera World podcast discusses three major recent announcements: Nikon's Z5IIC full-frame mirrorless camera, questioning its market positioning.

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Nikon Noct Lens Inspires Neck Warmer and Paper Cups

Nikon Direct in Japan has released merchandise inspired by the Z 58mm f/0.95 S Noct lens, the fastest Nikkor lens ever made.

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FernSnap Camera Captures Plant Growth Time-Lapses

The FernSnap is a smart camera and integrated grow light specifically designed to capture time-lapses of plant growth, dubbed "plant-lapses." It features a flexible arm for consistent positioning and offers five...

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NBD Camera's Sony-like Design May Spark Legal Action

A Chinese company, NBD, has unveiled a camera at IFA 2026 that closely mimics Sony's A7C II design.

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A hands-on take, review, or practical guide from Camera Conspiracies

This piece focuses on a hands-on take, review, or practical guide from Camera Conspiracies.

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Canon and Nikon Criticized

In RAWtalk 210, FroKnowsPhoto offers a critical review of recent camera industry decisions, specifically targeting Canon and Nikon for what the reviewer deems "poor choices." In contrast, Sony is highlighted for its...

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