Is this new mirrorless camera from Nikon? Nikon Europe shares a teaser

The smoke from Nikon's advanced mirror-less camera, which has long been talked about, is beginning to show a small glimmer of flame. On Sunday, July 22, Nikon Europe released a teaser video that seems to show a high-end mirrorless camera. While the video does not contain details, Nikon does not say if the camera's silhouette is actually in full format as suggested by the rumors, the official video suggests that a big ad is up to the # 39; horizon.

The teaser shows a backlit profile of a camera that seems too thin to be one of the company's existing digital SLRs. The camera's silhouette does not leave much detail intact, but the video shows an LCD screen, a viewfinder and what looks like control buttons on the top of the camera. The image on the LCD screen is also a low-light portrait, which suggests that Nikon can boast the camera's performance in low light, which would indicate that it could s & # 39; 39, act from a full frame camera.

The video calls Light Travel and The description indicates that Nikon's future mission is to "guide the light in the formation of beautiful images", which could be said of any advanced camera. An accompanying website includes an email registration indicating that subscribers will be among the first to know about new Nikon products.

There is little to satisfy the appetites of photographers who have long been waiting for details that, until now, have been rumors. At the end of last year, a Nikon representative confirmed that the company was developing a new line without a mirror, but did not specify whether the next cameras would be in full screen or even if the photographers could see.

Nikon began to restructure the company 2016 with a focus on high-end products. A mirrorless professional level camera would fit this purpose. The company has just abandoned its mirror-less and consumer-oriented Nikon 1 series, which would make a new ad without a mirror now timely.

A Nikon pro-level mirrorless camera would certainly be late for the party, but Nikon's patience for technology to mature is not a bad thing. With a young camera system, however, a shortage of lenses is usually a problem, but Nikon could have an advantage if the upcoming system is able to use existing DSLR lenses, probably via an adapter. Without any detail, however, Nikon fans are left to speculate on what may be the mysterious camera in the teaser.