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VHASSELBLAD PVDEEPSOTOF L L A W E T I H W R N N M L I F I J U F O M GSAMYANGLTO F P V I D L Y G J O M SMAACZLSYLE HBHNNJSNOI D KAYHAGOZLGA HOHRKSUTMHR DTZNJOOABTG T T N I E C G N R W O E O L I A M E R I D R NRBNKEUYOCP BFOKYOCHUD I ANQVCBNQLTE D A H S I G M A D E D RMEPSONZBPM With the need for superfast, high-capacity memory greater than ever, the Samsung 256GB Pro Plus microSD card could be just the ticket – and here’s your chance to win one. Boasting up to 160MB/s read and 120MB/s write speeds, the card is ideal for expanded mobile device storage and capturing quality photos or 4K UHD video. Complete the word search below, and you’ll find one word in the list that’s not in the grid. Email us on puzzle@photographynews.co.uk with that word in the subject box by 10 April 2023 and the winner will be drawn at random from all the correct entries received. Only entries from UK residents will be accepted. Congratulations to Albert Greenfield, our winner from issue 103. The missing word from issue 104 was ‘memories’. samsung.com/uk/memory-cards
Prime time for Nikon Z series Travelling creatives and professional portrait shooters have gained new Z mount options
AS PREDICTED IN issue 103 of PN , Nikon has added two lenses – the 26mm f/2.8 and 85mm f/1.2 S – to its Nikkor Z mirrorless series. The 26mm f/2.8 is a wide-angle ‘pancake’ prime lens, and is Nikon’s smallest to date. Weighing just 125g and at only 23.5mm long, yet benefiting from metal construction and sealed against dust and water, this little lens will be a companion for on-the-go creatives. The 26mm focal length suits a range of subjects and styles, including street, landscape, architecture and interiors – and with a minimum focus distance of 20cm, it’s also appropriate for close-ups. Promises of high image quality even in low- light environments, minimal focus breathing and a silent control ring mean the 26mm f/2.8 should attract interest from photographers and videographers alike. The 85mm f/1.2 S sits within the premium S-Line of Nikkor Z lenses. It’s targeted at pro portrait photographers, with its wide f/1.2 maximum aperture and Nikon’s Nano Crystal
Coat, designed to prevent reflections and flare even in direct sunlight. The 85mm f/1.2 S features fast and quiet autofocus with responsive tracking and easily customisable controls for speedier operation. The lens is weather sealed to provide extra protection when shooting on location. The 26mm f/2.8 costs £529, while the 85mm f/1.2 S is priced at £2999. Both will be available in early March 2023. nikon.co.uk
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