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Astronaut Reid Wiseman captured a stunning "Earthset" video from the Artemis II mission using an iPhone 17 Pro Max. The footage, shared on X, shows Earth disappearing behind the moon, offering a unique perspective on our planet's scale. This marks a significant moment as personal smartphones were officially used to document a crewed lunar mission.

Neighbourhood photo studios, once bustling hubs, are now struggling as digital cameras and smartphones have made photography an everyday habit. Photographers lament the loss of business, with many now relying on outdoor events and regional film projects to survive. This shift reflects a societal change in how memories are captured and consumed.

Artemis II astronauts captured stunning Earth selfies using an iPhone 17 Pro Max, showcasing consumer tech's surprising resilience in space. While professional cameras were also used for detailed shots, the iPhone's orbital functionality, even with modifications, signals growing confidence in everyday hardware. Apple celebrated the mission, highlighting the 'giant leap for space selfies'.

Artemis II's journey to lunar orbit is being meticulously documented by an array of advanced technology. Over 28 cameras, including proven nikon DSLRs and the flagship Z9 mirrorless, alongside rugged GoPro cameras, are capturing every moment. Personal iPhones and Android devices are also aboard, marking a first for NASA missions.

NASA's Artemis II mission saw astronauts capture stunning images of Earth using personal iPhone 17 Pro Max devices, a first for a crewed lunar mission. These consumer smartphones underwent a rigorous four-phase approval process, focusing on durability and microgravity performance. While iPhones offer unique astronaut perspectives, NASA continues to utilize professional imaging equipment for critical documentation.

Artemis II astronauts achieved a historic milestone, reaching a record 252,756 miles from Earth during a lunar flyby. The crew experienced a rare solar eclipse and observed the Moon's far side. This mission marks a significant step in NASA's lunar exploration goals.

NASA's Artemis II mission is taking four iPhone 17 Pro Max units to the Moon, but with strict limitations: only for photos and videos, no connectivity. Rigorous safety protocols, including hardware checks and hazard identification, were essential. These familiar devices aim to bridge the gap between Earth and the lunar surface, offering a relatable perspective on space exploration.

A kangaroo named Chesney escaped from Sunshine Farm petting zoo in Wisconsin, prompting a search operation involving local authorities. The animal has been spotted multiple times in nearby areas, with officials urging the public not to approach or chase it. The zoo expressed concern for Chesney's well-being, noting he is likely cold and scared.

Three years after the Mark II became Canon's bestselling mirrorless body, the Mark III arrives with a proposition that sounds almost greedy—more resolution, faster burst speeds, cinema-grade video, and autofocus that feels borderline telepathic. At Rs 2,43,995, it asks for a meaningful investment. The unchanged viewfinder and closed RF ecosystem are real trade-offs. But for photographers who need one camera to do everything well, this is it.

The nikon ZR is the first camera born from nikon's acquisition of RED, and it delivers 6K RAW video with RED's colour science, internal 32-bit float audio, and reliable autofocus—all for Rs 1,86,995. The compact, fanless body has a brilliant 4-inch screen but comes with trade-offs: micro-HDMI, bottom-mounted card slot, and mediocre battery life. At this price, though, nothing else in the market comes close to matching what it offers.

nikon has unveiled the NIKKOR Z 70-200mm f/2.8 VR S II, the lightest 70-200mm f/2.8 lens for full-frame mirrorless cameras at just 998 grams — 26% lighter than its predecessor. It features 3.5x faster autofocus, Arca-Swiss tripod compatibility, and nikon's best-ever anti-reflection coating. Priced at Rs 2,89,995 in India, the lens goes on sale from the third week of March 2026.

The Times of India–Gadgets Now Awards 2025 celebrated top tech products, with Samsung's Galaxy Book 5 Pro winning double People's Choice awards for Best Laptop and Best AI-Powered Gadget. Editor's Choice saw HP, Lenovo, and Google among the winners, highlighting a diverse range of innovative devices across various categories.

nikon India unveils the third edition of its Wedding Film Awards, a contest to recognize the talent of wedding cinematographers. The contest will run from December 1, 2023, to January 15, 2024, with the theme 'Candid Yours'. Participants have the chance to win up to Rs 6 lakh in prize money and gain nationwide recognition within the imaging industry. The first-place winner will receive nikon's mirrorless camera, nikon Zf, and Nikkor Z 28-75mm f/2.8 lens. The jury comprises top professional wedding cinematographers and videographers in the industry.

New Delhi, Sept 4 () Japanese imaging major nikon has said it expects India to be among its top five markets globally in the next 3-4 years and aims to retain lead in the DSLR segment here.

nikon has planned to organize basic D-SLR workshop in the city on December 22.

nikon has announced that they are developing two new prime lenses for their full-frame/FX-format mirrorless cameras with the nikon Z mount: the Nikkor Z 85mm f/1.2 S, a fast mid-telephoto lens, and the Nikkor Z 26mm f/2.8, a slim wide-angle lens.

nikon School is offering its online photography classes for free till April 30. Each of these classes generally costs up to $50.

nikon India inaugurated its first healthcare experience centre in Gurgaon, showcasing advanced microscopy solutions like the Confocal Microscope System AX R. The centre aims to provide hands-on experience and training for healthcare professionals, researchers, and academic institutions, with a goal of achieving 300% growth in India's healthcare business by the fiscal year's end.

nikon unveils the Z6III mirrorless camera with advanced features like 24.5MP sensor, EXPEED 7 engine, and innovative video capabilities, catering to professional videographers and photography enthusiasts.

nikon has launched the ZR, a full-frame cinema camera developed with RED Digital Cinema. It boasts internal 6K RAW recording, RED-curated colour science, and pro-level audio, including 32-bit float recording. Priced at Rs 1,86,995, the camera body is available from October 16, marking nikon's significant entry into the professional cinema market.

The nikon Z5 II delivers flagship-level autofocus, 11fps burst shooting, and uncropped 4K video at Rs 1,49,995—making it one of the best-value full-frame cameras available. Featuring a proven 24.5MP sensor, dual SD card slots, and subject detection borrowed from pricier models, this mirrorless camera punches well above its entry-level price tag for both photography and video work.

New Delhi, Jun 5 () Japanese imaging product major nikon expects India to contribute around 5 per cent of its global sales in next two financial years mainly on the back of growing sales of DSLR cameras, according to a top company official.

nikon acquires RED Digital Cinema, making it a wholly-owned subsidiary. This marks a shift in the professional digital cinema camera market. RED's expertise, including high-end cameras and proprietary technology, combined with nikon's strengths, is expected to redefine the industry.

nikon's NIKKOR Z 35mm f/1.4 lens, priced at Rs 89,995, caters to photographers and videographers by providing high-quality wide-angle shots and versatile features for creative work, including low-light performance and dust/water resistance.

World’s second-largest camera maker – nikon –will stop making digital single-lens reflex cameras due to intense competition from smartphones, reports Nikkei Asia. The Japanese imaging and optics company will reportedly focus on mirrorless cameras.

nikon focuses on Indian weddings for DSLR push

nikon has launched its D780 and Coolpix P950 camera models in India. The Coolpix P950 is priced at Rs 66,995 while the nikon D780 body costs Rs 1,98,995. The D780 kit with 24-120mm VR lens is priced at Rs 2,42,495.

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