Nikon is Cooking Something New, Nikon Z9H

It might be about time that Nikon has once again started the year with a bang after letting their fans eagerly wait for all these years. Well, if you are one of those fans who hold a burning passion for photography and are looking for another cutting entry by your one and only, then it’s about time you pat yourself on the back for waiting so keenly because Nikon dropped another tantalizing tidbit recently about an upcoming camera release that has photo enthusiasts buzzing with excitement. 

Dubbed as the next best thing or in other words, the “Nikon Z9H” by shutterbugs online, the contiguous rumor is spreading like wildfire about a flagship level of the infamous Nikon Z9 might be kept under the rugs and it’s about time camera enthusiasts could get their hands on in the late 2024.

After an endless amount of chatter that was rolling around, we know very well Nikon was indeed cooking something for their salivating fans and the Nikon Z9 special edition might be a sufficient amount of dopamine boost that everyone so eagerly waited for.

To cut to the chase, the reason is simple and straightforward the Z9H is expected to hold mouthwatering features which definitely had some of our experts head over heels, as per our guestimation and well-educated assumption after scouring numerous platform and social media insider accounts, we have made a compendium regarding features which may possibly end up in the package, which includes but are not limited to:

• A Snappier Focusing System: The word is, after all these years Nikon has decided to completely change their focusing system module, to keep up with the competition. Nevertheless, the Z9H is certainly getting faster than the light focusing and tracking system with an equivalent yet robust processor assisted with a laser blaster.
• Focus Point VR for Z9H with Pin Point Shake Compensation., a specialized edition of the original focusing point system is being integrated into the cameras we speak, in fact, this mode will help analyze different types of objects at once and accurately focus on the subject, so it’s about time the room is eliminated to absolute zero.
• ProRes RAW Formats for Videographers might bring something unprecedented to the table and there is hope that it could change the photography industry that is still stuck in lower resolution formats for good. In other words, both professional and indie filmmakers could highly benefit from it.
• Top-of-the-line 5 Axis Image stabilization with cutting-edge precision that could compensate for up to 7 stops could change the dynamics even for rookie photographers, however, let’s just hope this aspect doesn’t bump the price tag by tenfold.
• Full resolution image Buffer, the advent of this feature could further complement and even iron out any image errors or blur especially in low light situations to a massive extent.

Apparently, some might claim that these whispers are all talk and no show, while these claims might be true, after carefully examining and going through days of investigation on the internet, some of the information scooped by our insiders has always provided accurate information in the past, so its not like we are clutching on straws here, in fact, the features specified also had some Redditors riled up, while one Redditor commented,

“Considering how advanced artificial intelligence has become in less than a year, I wouldn’t be surprised that it could improve the processing power tenfold and the Z9H  might be one of those cameras that could break the ice with such groundbreaking recipes of perfection.”

Others suggested in the replies on the same thread that Focus Point VR feels “like your camera bolted on a rock while the rest of the world blurs in motion.”

Okay, we do admit that might be a bit over the top but let us just hope Nikon doesn’t let us down because there are so many hearts to shatter. Now as far as the release date is concerned, we know very well that none of us could wait any longer, but then again, all good things take a while, no wonder patience is key, so camera geeks might want to wait till July 2024.