Dpreview reports:

In a press release published earlier today, Nikon Japan says it has ‘decided to suspend pre-orders,’ according to a machine-translated press release. ‘It is expected that it will take a considerable amount of time to deliver the product because we received many orders exceeding expectations.’

The press release goes on to say Nikon Japan is ‘working to resume orders, but the number of production of these products is limited due to the need for advanced manufacturing technology, and it may take time to resume orders.’

Nikon Japan concludes by apologizing for the inconvenience and saying it will further notify consumers when pre-orders resume.

Adobe shared this sneak peak on the new Sensei Object Selection Tool:

It all goes into the same direction like the new AI powered new Luminar 4 (full details here) which will ship out soon. Here is a new demo video from Dustin Abbott:

Canon has patented this new EOS-R camera design with the clear goal of reducing the camera size. Canon writes:

An object of the present invention is to provide a technique for suppressing an increase in the size of an image pickup apparatus due to the arrangement of a motor for driving a shutter.

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via Canonnews

Probably what’s new in these latest CIPA reports is that  also mirrorless system camera sales aren’t doing great neither.

But I ain’t worried at all. I have a plan B. Quit and make potatoes on my farm in the Alps…  :)

You can have it  now for 5.9999 Euro at Foto Goerlitz. The store already confirmed the previously leaked psecs: 47MP, IBOS, 5,2MP EVF. Announcement on  November 6!