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Along with the announcement of its new 2.0 firmware for is Z9 mirrorless digicam, Nikon has additionally revealed it’s creating a brand new distant grip that exhibits simply how critical the corporate is getting in regards to the video capabilities of its Z-mount cameras.
The Nikon MC-N10 is an adjunct that connects to Nikon Z-mount mirrorless cameras through USB-C and remotely duplicates a variety of digicam controls. On the entrance of the grip is an on/off button, a shutter launch, [REC] button, an ISO button an publicity compensation button, a command dial and a pair of operate buttons on the grip itself. On the rear of the distant grip is a second command dial, a joystick for navigating and controlling AF factors, an AF-ON button, an Data button, a Show button, amplify in/out buttons, a reminiscence button and a overview/playback button.
Collectively these give allow you to entry to primarily all of the management factors you’d encounter on a Nikon Z digicam, organized in a well-known sample.
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The grip makes use of a non-locking ARRI-style rosette mount for attaching to varied cages and rigs, which allows it to be angled to suit your ergonomic wants. The corporate hasn’t detailed which fashions the grip will probably be appropriate with.
Nikon says pricing and availability data will come ‘at a later date.’
Press launch (taken from Z9 Firmware 2.0 press launch):
Improvement of the MC-N10
Nikon is happy to announce the event of the MC-N10 Distant Grip for mirrorless cameras for which the Nikon Z mount has been adopted. The MC-N10 is an adjunct that enables distant management of Nikon Z-mount mirrorless cameras through a wired connection. It may possibly management varied capabilities of Nikon mirrorless cameras, growing the effectivity of video recording with a small crew and increasing the chances of video recording. It additionally helps nonetheless capturing. Additional particulars, together with pricing and availability will come at a later date.
