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Jun 27, 2015 05:29:48   #
rpavich Loc: West Virginia
 
Well...as long as one's dream is to zoom into the next state I guess it is.

That's not my dream though. :)

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Jun 27, 2015 05:42:22   #
mikegreenwald Loc: Illinois
 
The range sounds great, but at what cost in IQ, speed and weight? Every lens with huge range that I've seen so far is poor in those departments. Until we have the hardware in our hands and have a chance to try it in the real worlds, I suggest withholding judgment.

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Jun 27, 2015 07:00:19   #
Billyspad Loc: The Philippines
 
Do not f... up my dreams with talk of silly damn lenses huh.
I dream of owning a Ferrari and poking a different super model each night. Leave me in peace with proper dreams please.

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Jun 27, 2015 08:12:27   #
LFingar Loc: Claverack, NY
 
SharpShooter wrote:
Moonhawk, a quick story, on what I consider one of those amazing moments we sometimes experience. One of my favorite bands and albums was/is Pink Floyds, Animals. Its the album on whose cover are those iconic smoke stacks with the pigs flying over them!
A few years ago when I visited London, I was coming into London on the train from the south. When almost to the station and looking out the window, suddenly, there they were, those so familiar to me, those huge smoke stacks from the album cover. The only thing missing were the pigs flying!! :lol:
It's one of those moments that stays with you!! ;-)
SS
Moonhawk, a quick story, on what I consider one of... (show quote)


Well, no one can say that you don't have good taste in music! Throw in the Doors and Meatloaf and you have a Holy Trinity! :-D

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Jun 27, 2015 08:35:01   #
PJHHobbit Loc: Kansas City, Missouri
 
OK but it must be f1.2 through it's entire zoom range for me to be interested....... Oh yes and macro too......

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Jun 27, 2015 09:22:39   #
berchman Loc: South Central PA
 
JPL wrote:
Now Nikon has secured a patent for a 10-600 mm lens to use in front of a 1" sensor according to various websites that cover camera and lens news. With the sensor zoom factor of 2.7 this will give a range that is comparable to 27-1620 mm lens on a full frame camera.


Once again, the common misunderstanding of the so-called zoom factor. It only means that it has a smaller field of view, not that it brings things in closer. 600 mm stays 600 mm no matter what the size of the sensor.

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Jun 27, 2015 09:53:42   #
revhen Loc: By the beautiful Hudson
 
Talk is cheap. Believe it when you see it.

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Jun 27, 2015 10:00:37   #
Festus Loc: North Dakota
 
JPL wrote:
Now Nikon has secured a patent for a 10-600 mm lens to use in front of a 1" sensor according to various websites that cover camera and lens news. With the sensor zoom factor of 2.7 this will give a range that is comparable to 27-1620 mm lens on a full frame camera.

The 1" sensor is becoming more and more popular, with Nikon, Sony, Lumix, Samsung and Canon all using this sensor in more and more cameras every year. The latest of them the Canon powershot G3X.

There are some possibilities for Nikon to use this new lens patent to bring us much closer to the ultimate camera than has ever been possible before.
They could make a bridge camera with this lens and they could make a lens of this kind to use in the Nikon 1 lineup of cameras. Either way, we can now expect to get the lens many have been dreaming about, a lens that covers almost all the zoom range we ever dreamed of, a lens that we can use handheld with in camera or in lens 5 stop stabilizing, a lens that many of us never have to take off the camera, the all round travel lens, the sports and bif lens and a lens that we can put in front of a good in low light backlit sensor that is big enough to produce much better image quality than has been possible in the most popular bridge cameras so far.

And it is possible that this lens or a camera with it will be available soon, as this lens was already designed in 2013, but patent not secured until few days ago. So it is quite possible that we will see something very interesting from Nikon later this year based on this new lens patent.

What do you think about this? Anyone interested?
Now Nikon has secured a patent for a 10-600 mm len... (show quote)


Not at all!

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Jun 27, 2015 10:32:53   #
georgevedwards Loc: Essex, Maryland.
 
I have to admit I don't know what a 1" sensor is. Is it square? Is it bigger than full frame? As for the 10-600, I think that would be a great range and I would be interested if it were on a DX mount. I think the crop sensor is the standard of the industry, for Nikon and Canon, etc. Anything smaller is too little and anything larger too expensive. I just bought a Tokina 10-16 wide angle DX, I think it is an ignored range for a serious photoghrapher, who would also love to have the 600 range. To have that capability without having to change lenses is something I cannot imagine anyone would not want. The 98% negative comment rate here on UHH is a real eye opener, I am beginning to wonder who these people are. Just a smattering of the rest of the population of humanity who have pretty much f'ed up the world.
JPL wrote:
Now Nikon has secured a patent for a 10-600 mm lens to use in front of a 1" sensor according to various websites that cover camera and lens news. With the sensor zoom factor of 2.7 this will give a range that is comparable to 27-1620 mm lens on a full frame camera.

The 1" sensor is becoming more and more popular, with Nikon, Sony, Lumix, Samsung and Canon all using this sensor in more and more cameras every year. The latest of them the Canon powershot G3X.

There are some possibilities for Nikon to use this new lens patent to bring us much closer to the ultimate camera than has ever been possible before.
They could make a bridge camera with this lens and they could make a lens of this kind to use in the Nikon 1 lineup of cameras. Either way, we can now expect to get the lens many have been dreaming about, a lens that covers almost all the zoom range we ever dreamed of, a lens that we can use handheld with in camera or in lens 5 stop stabilizing, a lens that many of us never have to take off the camera, the all round travel lens, the sports and bif lens and a lens that we can put in front of a good in low light backlit sensor that is big enough to produce much better image quality than has been possible in the most popular bridge cameras so far.

And it is possible that this lens or a camera with it will be available soon, as this lens was already designed in 2013, but patent not secured until few days ago. So it is quite possible that we will see something very interesting from Nikon later this year based on this new lens patent.

What do you think about this? Anyone interested?
Now Nikon has secured a patent for a 10-600 mm len... (show quote)

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Jun 27, 2015 11:04:47   #
DaveyDitzer Loc: Western PA
 
Mercer wrote:
Does anybody know how much? I probably won't live long enough to pay for it, but I might as well start now... or at least start dreaming.


Not only how much $$$, but also how much weight would we want to lug around - all the time! Plus - how compromised would the aperture have to be. f 11 anyone?

Even with the moderate weights of my zooms, I still opted to have an 18-55 for my D5300 just to have portability. If It's too heavy to carry all the time, then it's most likely not with me when an opportunity shows up.

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Jun 27, 2015 11:57:05   #
BHC Loc: Strawberry Valley, JF, USA
 
OK, enough already. It's late June; that's nowhere near the first of April!

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Jun 27, 2015 12:02:09   #
SharpShooter Loc: NorCal
 
Mogul wrote:
OK, enough already. It's late June; that's nowhere near the first of April!


Mogul, in the Nikon camp, it's always April!!
How do you think they get to be, nĂºmero UNO?!?! :lol: :lol:
SS

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Jun 27, 2015 12:38:29   #
lamiaceae Loc: San Luis Obispo County, CA
 
jerryc41 wrote:
How many cameras will the public want to buy before the manufacturers decide what is the correct format? When 35mm film was the standard, there wasn't much confusion. Shoot 35 or shoot 120.


Those were the days, yes they were, those were the days...

Or in my case 4x5" as well.

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Jun 27, 2015 12:58:33   #
lamiaceae Loc: San Luis Obispo County, CA
 
JPL wrote:
Now Nikon has secured a patent for a 10-600 mm lens to use in front of a 1" sensor according to various websites that cover camera and lens news. With the sensor zoom factor of 2.7 this will give a range that is comparable to 27-1620 mm lens on a full frame camera.

The 1" sensor is becoming more and more popular, with Nikon, Sony, Lumix, Samsung and Canon all using this sensor in more and more cameras every year. The latest of them the Canon powershot G3X.

There are some possibilities for Nikon to use this new lens patent to bring us much closer to the ultimate camera than has ever been possible before.
They could make a bridge camera with this lens and they could make a lens of this kind to use in the Nikon 1 lineup of cameras. Either way, we can now expect to get the lens many have been dreaming about, a lens that covers almost all the zoom range we ever dreamed of, a lens that we can use handheld with in camera or in lens 5 stop stabilizing, a lens that many of us never have to take off the camera, the all round travel lens, the sports and bif lens and a lens that we can put in front of a good in low light backlit sensor that is big enough to produce much better image quality than has been possible in the most popular bridge cameras so far.

And it is possible that this lens or a camera with it will be available soon, as this lens was already designed in 2013, but patent not secured until few days ago. So it is quite possible that we will see something very interesting from Nikon later this year based on this new lens patent.

What do you think about this? Anyone interested?
Now Nikon has secured a patent for a 10-600 mm len... (show quote)


Impressive from a technical stand point, though seemingly for a camera w/o changeable lenses. But for me a zoom lens would never be my ultimate dream lens. I'd really like to have say a DSLR prime 28mm f/1.4 (FF / FX) lens or prime 18mm f/1.4 (CF / DX) lens. I shoot moderate wide angle all the time.

For me it would be more a dream camera that I could never afford, say a digital Hasselblad. I've always also wanted a nice 120 Rolleiflex film camera. A more practical and useful camera for me might be a FF MILC.

I used to have a Pentax 6x7 120 film camera but it died! :-(

8-)

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Jun 27, 2015 13:30:00   #
13oct1931 Loc: Lebanon, Indiana
 
SURE ! Only one exception: I have an Olympus with a 40X zoom. (I think there is now a 50X zoom.) O.K. here is a second caveat: Cost ?
Alyn

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