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Opinion: Nikon Treats Mirrorless Like a Red-Headed Stepchild

Opinion: Nikon Treats Mirrorless Like a Red-Headed Stepchild

Posted on April 18, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Things haven’t been going well for Nikon in the age of Mirrorless cameras, but there is still time for them to make an impact.

Let’s open this article up with a truth bomb: Nikon dropped the ball in a big way in regard to their first Mirrorless cameras. Out of the big three (Canon, Nikon, and Sony), Nikon is sitting in third place, and they have a lot of ground to make up before they begin to see second-placed Canon in their sights.
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Cameras Tags:Canon, mirrorless, Nikon, Sony

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