After months and months of hints, rumors, leaks, speculations, and teasers, Nikon just finally officially unveiled the highly-anticipated Z Series, its first full-frame mirrorless camera system. Nikon is launching the Z Series with two cameras, three lenses, and one lens adapter.

Flint residents are still advised against using the city’s tap water even though testing has showed lead levels have receded below federal action standards for about two years. Experts have said they wouldn’t suggest letting residents resume consuming the city’s tap water until after all of the corrosion-weakened lead and iron water service lines were replaced.

I guess that does change things, but don’t these things get reverse engineered by third party lens manufacturers? Has anybody heard from Sigma about the new lens mounts on Canon and Nikon?

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A granulated activated carbon (GAC) filtration system needed to be installed for one of the wells. One of the water mains would need to be detoured into the GAC filter and then rerouted back to the water main. The new piping would be restrained, however, and standard methods of restraint for this kind of project would be time-consuming and costly with pipe rodding reinforcement. The option of using mechanical joints would mean that specialty piping of different sizes would need to be installed, further driving up costs.

The PL and Panavision mounts may not be well known to stills shooters, but they are the two most popular lens mounts in high-end professional cinematography. The B4 mount is designed for 2/3-inch sensors widely used in broadcast cameras.

Something that would be a real game changer from Sigma would be if they came out with lenses made specifically for the L mount, taking advantage of the extra space they can work with.

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As far as .308 is concerned, I don’t think this would be compatible with AR10. DPMS yes since they just used a standard AR15 reciever extension and cut down tbe buffer, but AR10’s use a longer buffer tube and a heavier 5oz buffer. Guess I’ll shoot an email to the company and see about Armalite adaptability.

Yes. In 1987 when Canon made the Big Bang change to the EF mount, they moved to a position of distinctly secure market position (there was only one major competitor) and that move to the EF mount put them a technological lightyear ahead of Nikon and every secondary competitor.

The Nikon Z7 and Nikon Z6 are designed to go toe-to-toe with high-end DSLRs, and they both have price tags that reflect that. The Z7 will be available on September 27th with a price tag of $3,400. The Z6 will hit stores in late November with a price tag of $1,996. When paired with the new 24-70mm lens, the Z7 and the Z6 will cost $4,000 and $2,600, respectively.