TTartisan released a new AF 17mm f/1.8 Air APS-C lens for Nikon Z-mount, priced at $148 (see silver version). Pre-orders should now be open at:

• US: B&H Photo
• Worldwide: TTartisan store (use code RUMORS for 5% off)

Lens key features:

• 17mm wide-angle view
• F1.8 large aperture
• Approx. 161-178g lightweight design
• 0.18m minimum focusing distance
• Stepping motor for smooth autofocus
• Eye & Face Detection

The lens already exists for other lens mounts – see additional information here:

New APS-C lenses just announced: TTartisan AF 17mm f/1.8 Air (E/X/Z) & 7.5mm f/2 fisheye silver edition (E/X/Z/RF/MFT)

TTartisan’s new AF 17mm f/1.8 Air and 7.5mm f/2 fisheye silver edition APS-C lenses for Nikon Z-mount

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A new fast/top-of-the-line/high-end/professional Nikon APS-C (DX) camera has been rumored for a while. There were some unconfirmed reports that this could be a mini-Nikon ZR model with some RED tech inside. The RED Komodo, for example, features a Super 35mm sensor, commonly regarded as an APS-C equivalent (it’s slightly larger than a typical APS-C sensor). Here is some new rumored information:

• 45MP stacked sensor
• Very fast camera (mini-Z9/mini-ZR), similar to the D500 DSLR
• Expected announcement/release in the next few months, most likely August-September (we may get teasers or a development first)
• No confirmation on the model name (Z90, Z80, Z30II, Z500, etc.)

Stay tuned for updates, and as usual, contact me anonymously if you have any additional information.

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Steve Simon will have a Nikon Z8/Z9 masterclass in London this weekend (July 12th). Here are the details:

If you own a Nikon Z8 or Z9, this immersive London masterclass is your opportunity to finally take full control of your camera and unlock its true potential – fast. In one powerful day, you’ll master the latest features and firmware upgrades, learn how to customize your setup for speed and simplicity, and then hit the streets for a mentored shoot through some of London’s most visually rich locations. Whether you’re chasing street moments, action, or storytelling scenes, this class will sharpen your technical edge and ignite your creative confidence with the most advanced Nikon tools ever made.

An Intensive & Transformational Shooting Experience with Steve Simon.

• Dates: July-12, 2026
• Genre: Nikon Z8-Z9 Mastery
• Group Size: Max. 1-4
• Skill Levels: All Skill Levels
• Includes: Instruction & Critique, handouts, settings, & dinner
• Location: Central London (Exact venue and itinerary shared after registration)

We will shoot at some of the most photogenic, eclectic, and exciting locations on and off the beaten path in London.

Master Your Nikon Z8 or Z9 in One Inspiring Day on the Streets of London

Join internationally acclaimed photographer and educator Steve Simon for a transformative in-person masterclass designed to help you unlock the full power of your Nikon Z8 or Z9—and then immediately apply what you’ve learned in the vibrant, photogenic streets of London.

Whether you’re a new Nikon Z8 owner or a seasoned Z9 shooter looking to take full advantage of the game-changing firmware 3.10/5.32 updates, this workshop blends technical mastery with real-world application in one unforgettable experience.

What You’ll Experience:

We begin with a focused, high-impact technical session in which Steve breaks down the most important features of the Z8/Z9. This includes:

• Steve’s Big Eight strategies for maximizing responsiveness and simplicity
• Smart AF setup & customization for street, action, portrait & low-light
• The power of Menu Banks & User Settings with downloadable setup cards
  • 180MP pixel shift stacking
  • Custom AF-area boxes & refined 3D tracking
  • High-Speed “C15” burst shooting with pre-release capture
  • Focus Limiter, Manual Focus overlays, Auto Capture 2.0 & more
  • Full breakdown of firmware 3.10 / 5.32 enhancements, including:
• Workflow tips for on-the-go shooting and JPEG optimization
• How to use Steve’s downloadable BIN file to instantly populate your Z settings

You’ll leave this session with your camera fully dialed in and your confidence sky-high.

The London Street Shoot (6 Hours) – Put It All Into Practice

Then we hit the streets. You’ll be mentored in the field by Steve as we explore some of London’s most diverse, dynamic, and visually rich locations—carefully selected to challenge and inspire.

Expect a curated mix of:

• Iconic locations like Covent Garden, Soho, Southbank, and the alleys around Brick Lane
• Street life & markets: Borough Market, Spitalfields, and the always electric Camden
• Modern architectural scenes around the Barbican and The City
• Quiet corners & moody light for candid, layered storytelling

You’ll shoot side by side with Steve, refining your eye, improving your response time, and mastering techniques such as shooting with the articulating screen and layering for depth and context. Expect personalized feedback, technical coaching, and mini-challenges as you shoot.

What You Get:

• 3-Hour In-Person Masterclass with Steve Simon
• 6-Hour Guided Photo Shoot Through Central London
• Downloadable Z8/Z9 Setup Cards (Street, Action, Travel, Point & Shoot)
• Custom Nikon “BIN File” to instantly populate your camera menus with all the 3.01 settings. (5.20 for Z9)
• PDF Slide Deck (800+ slides) and Reference Guides
• Follow-Up Zoom Q&A and post-workshop session.
• Supportive environment with small group instruction and hands-on mentorship

Spots are Limited – Reserve Yours Today

This is the most comprehensive in-person Nikon Z8/Z9 training available, combining deep learning with an unforgettable London street photography experience. You’ll leave with new skills, a stronger portfolio, and a renewed sense of creative control.

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Here are the latest Z-mount lenses from Chinese lens manufacturers:

Songraw announced a new AF 85mm f/1.2 MS “Youth Edition” full-frame lens made entirely of aviation-grade aluminum (in the US, Songraw lenses are sold at Amazon):

TTArtisan will soon announce a new AF 85mm f/1.8 lens from the budget Neo line (previously reported here):

Viltrox is already teasing the upcoming 26mm f/2.8 EVO pancake lens for Nikon Z mount:

Sirui announced new 15mm T1.6, 75mm T1.4, and 150mm T4 Macro (1.5x) cinema lenses with interchangeable RF/Z/L modules (no shims required). Orders are now open at B&H Photo and the official Sirui online store (the lenses are from the Sirui Vision Prime series, currently available in 24mm, 35mm, and 50mm T1.4).

Additional information on the lenses can be found on PhotoRumors:

Songraw (not Meike) announced a new AF 85mm f/1.2 MS “Youth Edition” lens made entirely of aviation-grade aluminum

TTartisan to announce a new AF 85mm f/1.8 lens (E/Z/L) from the budget Neo line very soon

Viltrox 26mm f/2.8 EVO pancake lens coming soon (E/Z)

Sirui officially announced new 15mm T1.6, 75mm T1.4, & 150mm T4 Macro (1.5x) cinema lenses

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Nikon released a new firmware update version 1.10 for the Z50II camera. Here is what’s new:

■ Still Photography/Video Recording

• Changed the following item names in Picture Controls:
  • [Cloud Picture Control] changed to [Imaging Recipe].
  • [Add Cloud Picture Control files] under [Set Picture Control] in the photo shooting and video recording menus changed to [Download Imaging Recipes].

■ Controls

• Added [On saving user settings] to [Save focus position] in the [SETUP MENU].

■ Displays

• Added [Automatic monitor display switch] to the [SETUP MENU].

■ Network

• Added [Wi-Fi Always ON] to [Connect to smart device] > [Wi-Fi connection (AP mode)] in the [NETWORK MENU].
• Added [Inactive connection timeout] to [Connect to FTP server] > [Options] in the [NETWORK MENU].

■ Other Changes

• Aperture is no longer restricted when recording videos in mode S (Shutter-priority auto).
• Changed the specifications for uninterrupted video output to HDMI devices such as external monitors when recording ended.

Note: The changes listed below under “Still Photography/Video Recording”, “Controls”, “Displays”, and “Network” are detailed in the Supplementary Firmware Update Manual.

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CIPA (Camera & Imaging Products Association in Japan) published their latest camera production data (orange: 2026, black: 2025, blue: 2024):

May 2026 CIPA numbers by ZoetMB
(All comparisons to YTD 2025)

Narrative: May 2026

May numbers are generally down across most categories, compared to April and compared to the month of May 2025

Compared to YTD 2025:

• DSLR’s are down 32% in units and 39% in shipped value
• Mirrorless units are up 2% in units and 9% in shipped value.
• Compacts are up 22% in units and 29% in shipped value.
• Lenses for smaller than 35mm sensors are up 5% in units and 12% in shipped value and lenses for 35mm and larger sensors are down 1% in units and up 3% in shipped value.
• The lens to body sales ratio is 1.55 compared to 1.5 a year ago.

We’re predicting total annual sales of between 6.29 and 6.89 million ILC bodies. That’s down substantially on the high end from what we predicted last month. If current trends continue for the remaining seven months of the year, 2026 will be down from 2025. Of course, that could all change once we get to the end of the year holiday shipments.

A list of participating CIPA companies can be found here.

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Here are the most popular NikonRumors posts for June 2026:

The upcoming Nikon NIKKOR Z 120-300mm f/2.8 TC VR S lens spotted at Roland Garros

Nikon is rumored to release a new Z9 firmware update addressing AF problems in heavy snowfall or rain

Nikon is selling a Z6 III camera with no wireless connectivity for government and law enforcement agencies

Viltrox filed a patent in China that involves the Nikon Z-mount

The Nikon NX MobileAir will be completely free starting July 9

The latest discontinued Nikon cameras and lenses

Tamron announced a new 17-70mm f/2.8 Di III-A VC RXD lens for Nikon Z-mount

Updated Viltrox 2026 lens roadmap (20% off all Viltrox lenses ends today)

The new Voigtlander Nokton Classic 35mm f/1.4 lens Nikon Z mount is now available for pre-order

Nikon June rebates & savings (US+UK+Germany)

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→ New: Mutiny TC-A timecode + audio breakout adapter for Nikon cameras.

→ New: Aquatech Edge Pro underwater housing for Nikon ZR cameras (Aquatech products are also sold at B&H Photo).

→ Think Tank Photo announced a new Turnstyle Sling V3 camera bag (more info). Check also the ongoing Think Tank Photo sale.

→ New: Core SWX PowerVault charging system.

→ Top 10 full-size tripods.

→ The new Delkin Valor Pro 1TB CFexpress 4.0 memory card is assembled in the US – get it from B&H Photo | Paul’s Photo.

→ PPPcameras offers customizable Nikon F and Nikon 35ti leatherette options (check also their vintage store).

→ Harlowe Pocket Flash with Z-Axis stand and Bi-Color LED (more info).

 
→ Manfrotto Uncover Backpack (more info).
→ Pelican next-gen Protector 2.0 cases (more info).

 
→ Profoto XL-Sized Softboxes (more info).
→ Godox portable lighting system (more info).

→ Nikon will stop the free camera repair for the Nikon D810 thermal issue on January 13, 2027 (the already fixed cameras are marked with a blue dot pictured above).

→ The Nikon Message Center 2 service has been terminated.

→ Nikon｜RED officially announces its partnership as the official photography equipment partner for the 2026 First International Film Festival.

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I received a tip that Nikon could be resurrecting the canceled DL compact camera system. The camera body design and lens specs could be very similar to those of the originally announced DL1 8-50 and DL 24-85, or maybe combined into a single 24-70 variant that is slightly thicker. The rest of the rumor:

• Premium materials
• Nikon’s Flexible Color Picture Control
• Stacked 24mp 1” sensor
• Will be sold with a leather camera case
• External smart shoe EVF will be sold separately

Please note that I have not confirmed this informtion with any of my other sources – maybe it is too early or maybe the above information is false. Nikon will definitely release a new compact camera. Early reports suggested a high-end compact Nikon full-frame camera with a fixed lens:

First rumors about a new Nikon compact full-frame fixed lens camera

Additional pictures of the old Nikon DL cameras that were canceled in 2017:

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TTartisan announced a new AF 50mm f/1.8 NEO lens for Nikon Z-mount (previously reported here). The new lens is a lightweight and affordable autofocus lens priced at $89 with free shipping, and it does not include a focus or aperture rings. Pre-orders should now be open at:

• US: B&H Photo
• Worldwide: TTartisan online store

Additional information:

TTartisan announced two full-frame AF lenses from the new Neo series: 50mm f/1.8 & 85mm f/1.8 (E/Z/L)

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The current Nikon USA rebates will be ending this week:

• B&H Photo
• Paul’s photo
• Service Photo

Rebates by categories (see full list):

• Mirrorless Cameras
• Mirrorless Lenses
• DSLR Cameras
• DSLR Lenses
• Accessories
• Nikon Binoculars
• Trade-in program promo:

Nikon started a new “Trade Up to ZR and Save” program in the US that also includes Nikkor lenses

Here is the full list of all discounted Nikon cameras and lenses in the US:

Update: here is the full list of all discounted Nikon cameras and lenses in the US

Nikon Germany offers:

• Up to €200 off when you buy the Nikon Z8 with the Z 24-120mm f/4 S
• Nikon summer instant discount: up to €1,000 off
• 0% financing on selected Nikon products

Nikon UK offers:

• Bundle Z8 and save £200 extra
• Nikon rebates: Save from £30 to £1000

Other deals:

Ending soon: DxO, Luminar, Aftershoot, and ON1 discounts

Nextorage memory card special deals at B&H Photo: up to $681 off

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Nikon released new firmware updates for the Nikkor Z 35mm f/1.4 and Nikkor 50mm f/1.4 lenses with a single fix:

• Changed the position of focusing lenses when the camera is turned off to improve startup reliability.

Download links:

• Nikkor Z 50mm f/1.4 Firmware Version 1.01
• Nikkor Z 35mm f/1.4 Firmware Version 1.01

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Megadap will soon release a cinema version of their ETZ21 lens adapter (for using Sony E-mount lenses on Nikon Z-mount cameras). The new ETZ 21 Cine (previously reported here) will have enhanced support for heavier lenses and a locking mechanism:

• Enhanced support for heavier lenses: improved structural design to handle bulkier cinema primes, zooms, or lenses with matte boxes or follow-focus rigs.
• Locking mechanism: it provides a more secure mount to prevent unintended rotation or loosening during dynamic shooting.
• Full autofocus, auto exposure, aperture control, IBIS communication, and EXIF data transfer (same electronic capabilities as the Pro+).

Here are some reels of the new adapter:

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Shutter Speak Academy launched new Nikon Z autofocus masterclasses (save 15% with code RUMORS):

Shutter Speak Academy – Nikon Z Autofocus Masterclass:

“Take control of your Nikon Z autofocus system and start getting sharper, more consistent photos. This masterclass breaks down shutter speed, Auto ISO, focus modes, AF-area modes, subject detection, and real-world setups so you can stop guessing and understand why your photos are soft – and how to fix them. The Shutter Speak Academy Nikon Z Autofocus Masterclass is a training program designed specifically for Nikon Z users who want to deepen their understanding of autofocus and achieve more consistent results in the field. The course covers everything from building a foundation for sharp images to understanding focus modes, AF-area modes, subject detection, real-world shooting scenarios, menu walkthroughs, and downloadable PDF guides. The goal was to create one of the most comprehensive autofocus training programs available for Nikon Z photographers.”

Shutter Speak Academy – Nikon Z Exposure Masterclass:

“Master exposure and take control of your Nikon Z camera in any lighting situation. This self-paced masterclass simplifies aperture, shutter speed, ISO, metering, and exposure compensation through easy-to-follow lessons, real-world examples, downloadable guides, and practical exercises. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced photographer, you’ll learn to create consistently well-exposed images with confidence.”

Shutter Speak Academy – Nikon Z Boot Camp:

“The Shutter Speak Nikon Z Boot Camp is an 8-week live online course designed to help you confidently master your Nikon Z camera. Learn menus, customization, autofocus, exposure, flash, and hidden features through easy-to-follow lessons, live demonstrations, and practical assignments. Perfect for beginners and experienced Nikon Z photographers looking to get more from their camera.”

Additional information from Shutter Speak Academy :

“If you’ve ever missed a shot because your camera focused on the wrong subject, struggled to understand Nikon’s autofocus menus, or simply wondered if you’re getting everything possible from your Nikon Z camera, the Shutter Speak Academy Autofocus Masterclass was created for you.

This comprehensive, self-paced video course takes photographers from the fundamentals of consistently sharp images to mastering Nikon Z autofocus modes, AF-area modes, subject detection, 3D Tracking, custom settings, and real-world shooting scenarios. Whether you photograph wildlife, birds, sports, events, portraits, or everyday moments, you’ll learn practical setups and proven techniques that can immediately improve your keeper rate.

Students receive in-depth video instruction, downloadable PDF guides, menu walkthroughs, and lifetime access so they can revisit lessons anytime. If you’re looking for one of the most comprehensive autofocus training resources for Nikon Z photographers, this masterclass provides the knowledge and confidence to capture decisive moments with precision.”

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→ OWC announced a new Atlas Core CFexpress 4.0 Type B memory card (Up to 3571MB/s write speed, up to 2227MB/s read speed, sustained 368MB/s write speed).

→ The top 100 best-selling products at B&H Photo can be found here.

→ Adobe announced that it is acquiring Topaz Labs (additional information).

→ Nikkor The Thousand and One Nights No.98: the Ai Nikkor 24mm f/2 lens.

→ Kipon announced the world’s first PL to Nikon Z adapter with an integrated variable ND filter (Kipon adapters are sold to B&H Photo).

→ All the details on the critical UI deadlock issue on Nikon Z f (firmware C: Ver. 3.00) are now available on GitHub. The report includes Nikon support confirmations, detailed observation tables, insights/hypotheses, and supplementary observations from a Nikon Z9 I procured for testing. In short, Nikon support confirmed several key Z f behaviors related to Display 5/Info persistence, including cases where a half-press of the shutter does not immediately restore Live View. The latest confirmations took some time, as they were based on actual operation checks by Nikon support. The most visually straightforward example is that after Display 5 (“Info”) is selected, the Info display can remain on the LCD even during continuous shooting (see the above video).

→ Nikon Imaging Cloud: automatic firmware updates.

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DxO started a new summer sale where you can get 20% off any DxO software with the discount code SummerRumors2026 (valid for new customers only). This offer is valid until July 10th, 2026. See the latest DxO releases here. DxO recently introduced 965 new modules – see this page for details.

You can use the exclusive Luminar coupon code RUMORS20NEO for an additional 20% off on top of the ongoing Summer sale. The code is valid until June 30. Additional information on the Skylum Luminar Neo Summer Sale can be found here

ON1 Photo RAW 2026.4 21st Anniversary Sale: up to 60% off this month. See the latest ON1 releases here.

Use the coupon code RUMORS for a 15% discount at Aftershoot. See the details on their latest major release here.

Topaz Labs is offering 20% off a new plan.

Travel Photography Cheat Sheets summer sale: up to 88% off until June 30th.

Via PhotoRumors

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A reader contacted me for his new wireless Nikon tethering app:

I’m a fashion photographer from Korea, and I recently released an iPad/iPhone app called THE Tether. I built it because cable tethering often gets in the way during real shoots, especially outdoors, in studios, or when clients need to review images on set.

THE Tether is a wireless tethering and review app for Nikon photographers. It works over a 5GHz Wi-Fi router or directly via the camera’s Wi-Fi, and is designed for fast JPG review during shooting while maintaining a full RAW workflow afterward.

Key features:

• Wireless Nikon tethering to iPad/iPhone
• Fast JPG review during shooting
• JPG Only / JPG + RAW / JPG + Rated RAW modes
• RAW matching later from memory cards
• Star rating and selected JPG/RAW export
• External SSD support
• Fullscreen client review mode
• Pinch zoom, swipe navigation, histogram, and EXIF overlay

Tested cameras include Z9, Z8, Zf, Z6III, Z7II, Z6II, Z7, Z6, Z5II, Z5, Z50II, Z50, Zfc, and D780. Here is a demo:

Additional information:

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MultiDyne Video & Fiber Optic Systems acquired the assets of the formerly Nikon-owned MRMC (see previous coverage).

MultiDyne Video & Fiber Optic Systems is a major developer of signal conversion and fiber-optic transport systems that specialize in moving broadcast and audio signals over fiber-optic cables. They make products like camera links and signal converters. Founded in 1976, the company designs hardware that enables television networks, live event producers, and filmmakers to transmit heavy video, audio, data, and power signals over long distances via fiber-optic cables. The company is based in Kings Park, New York.

Additional information (the full press release here):

MultiDyne Acquires the Assets of MRMC

We are incredibly proud to announce a major milestone during our 50th anniversary year! MultiDyne Video & Fiber Optic Systems has officially acquired the assets of MRMC (Mark Roberts Motion Control), a pioneer with six decades of heritage in camera robotics and motion control.

Through this strategic asset acquisition, we have established a new company – MultiDyne Robotics & Motion Control – which will proudly maintain and build upon the well-known MRMC brand.

Why this combination is a perfect architectural fit:
– End-to-End Synergy: MultiDyne has long mastered the transport, processing, and management of signals. Bringing MRMC into the organization places us right at the point of image acquisition itself—connecting the very beginning of the content creation chain.

– Zero Product Overlap: This is not about absorbing a competitor. Our portfolios feature virtually no overlap; instead, our fiber-optic transport, signal processing, and camera interfaces perfectly complement MRMC’s physical robotic positioning, tracking, and motion control technologies.

– Global Footprint: This move significantly strengthens our international presence, particularly across Europe.

“Together, our technologies create a powerful end-to-end ecosystem for content creators, broadcasters, and live production professionals worldwide,” says Frank Jachetta, CEO of MultiDyne.

We are excited to welcome MRMC’s brilliant engineering expertise and core technologies into the MultiDyne family as we embark on our next 50 years of innovation!

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The current Brightin Star lens sale, where you can get up to 20% off select lenses, ends in two days (June 29):

• US: B&H Photo (Z-mount listings)
• Worldwide: Brightin Star Store (Z-mount listings)

Worldwide shipping is available when you purchase from the Brightin Star online store – use coupon code RUMORS for a discount.

The latest Brightin Star lens releases can be found here – in the last few weeks, they introduced five wide-angle lenses:

New Brightin Star MF 14mm f/2.8 wide-angle full-frame lens for Nikon Z-mount launched

Brightin Star announced a new 12mm f/2.8 full-frame autofocus ultra-wide lens for Nikon Z-mount

New Brightin Star 11mm f/2.8 II full-frame fisheye lens for Nikon Z-mount announced

New Brightin Star 10mm f/5.6Ⅱ APS-C fisheye lens for Nikon Z-mount launched with an intro price of $66

Brightin Star announced a new 7.5mm f/2.8 IV APS-C ultra-wide fisheye lens for Nikon Z-mount

Via PhotoRumors

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Our sponsor, Luminar, provided me with the exclusive coupon code RUMORS20NEO for an additional 20% off on top of the ongoing Summer sale. The code is valid until June 30. Additional information on the Skylum Luminar Neo Summer Sale can be found here:

Skylum Luminar Neo Summer Sale: up to 70% off

Information on the latest Luminar Neo release is available here:

Skylum Luminar Neo Spring release v1.27 is out

Via PhotoRumors

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