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News Release: Nikon will release the DSP-110 digital lithography system for semiconductor advanced packaging in April 2027, featuring 1.5 µm resolution*1 (L/S)*2 and throughput of 72 panels / hour*3. The DSP-110 also supports large substrates and achieves approximately 40% higher throughput than the DSP-100, which offers resolution of 1.0 µm (L/S)*4. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/ehC5Pu4U *1: 1 µm (micrometer) represents one-millionth of a meter (one-thousandth of a millimeter). *2: Abbreviation for Line and Space. Refers to the width of circuit lines and the spacing between adjacent patterns. *3: Based on 510 × 515 mm substrates *4: July 16, 2025 press release: https://lnkd.in/ec3stdCE

Video content has never been more accessible. From social media to video streaming platforms, the ways audiences enjoy it continue to expand — and so do the demands on those creating it. Production teams are faced with a new challenge of creating more content in less time, while maintaining the quality needed to stand out. At the same time, greater exposure to video content is sparking growing interest in video production among younger generations and independent creators. To meet these changing needs, Nikon and RED Digital Cinema came together to create Z CINEMA, a new series of cinema products. Discover the story behind the collaboration and development of Z CINEMA here: https://lnkd.in/eFQyFREJ #Nikon #RED #ZCINEMA

News Release: Nikon releases the Z5IIC full-frame mirrorless camera, combining the superior image quality of a full-frame mirrorless camera with intuitive operation that even beginners can enjoy. The Z5IIC delivers the same level of performance as the Z5II (released in April 2025), which offers advanced shooting functions that support a wide variety of shooting scenes and situations, yet makes it easy for even first-time camera users to express themselves through images. The mode dial offers scene modes, a first for a Nikon full-frame mirrorless camera, that automatically optimizes color, brightness, and other imaging settings according to the scene selected. It also features a dedicated button that gives users instant access to Imaging Recipes created by Nikon and leading creators, to easily capture impressive photos and video without concern for shooting settings. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/eTBUPwzJ

[Memories] A series sharing snapshots that capture moments from Nikon’s history. A glimpse back to 1971, when Nikon's large astronomical equipment was installed at the Tokyo Astronomical Observatory's Norikura Solar Observatory, now the Norikura Observatory. #Nikon #NikonMemories

News Release: The Nikon Museum will hold the special exhibition “Secrets Behind the Viewfinder — Take a look at the world through the camera's eye” beginning October 22, 2026. Rangefinder, single-lens reflex (SLR), and mirrorless cameras — each camera system offers a different view of the world through the viewfinder. This exhibition consists of three areas where visitors can experience viewfinder mechanisms of each system firsthand. With actual cameras, cutaway models, and demonstration models, visitors can explore the differences in how each system works and how the world appears through them. By looking through camera viewfinders and experiencing their features, visitors can gain a deeper understanding of different viewfinder systems and rediscover the enjoyment of shooting with cameras. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/eHQiRexQ

News Release: Nikon is developing nine cinema lenses in the NIKKOR Z CINEMA T1.9 VV series, designed for the cinema, high-end productions, and creators, aiming to provide them with high-quality solutions. The series will be comprised of nine lenses, including the NIKKOR Z CINEMA 50mm T1.9 VV. The NIKKOR Z CINEMA T1.9 VV series will further enrich the visual expression of the NIKKOR Z CINEMA line through a new design philosophy that delivers both the rendering performance required by the cinema industry and the practicality needed in professional production environments. In addition, this will be the first NIKKOR lens series to feature an image circle large enough to cover the V-RAPTOR [X] VV sensor*, which is larger than a full frame sensor. The lenses will also feature a highly precise autofocus mechanism to support creators' workflows. *Refers to the 40.96 mm × 21.60 mm image sensor developed by RED Digital Cinema, Inc. Find the news release here: https://lnkd.in/eahTQsqW