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Nikon F6 is not discontinued
Hello,
now we have an official statement (Nikon Germany), that the rumours about the production stop of the F6 are not true (rumours in many internet forums).
This camera stays in production.
I think very good news, it is an absolutly outstanding camera.
Best regards,
Henning
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There is not even one body in stock...... ??
At B&H is BACK ORDERED?? http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...Autofocus.html -
I hadn't heard any rumors like this at all, but it's nice to hear it discredited.
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A few years back the Nikon USA rep told me that everything from Nikon is produced in batches and often things become unavailable until the next batch is produced. Nikon is a small company after all.
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Whenever you want to see what is discontinued from Nikon, you go here.
Anything else claimed somwhere on the net is nothing but bogus scamming by some peddler of digital devices trying to drum up business using good old FUD.
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That link seems to be for digital products. For the rest there is this link http://www.nikon-image.com/jpn/produ...hers/index.htm
And the F6 is not listed.
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 Originally Posted by pedrosolorzano Pedro, here in Europe it is similar. I ordered my new Nikon F6 in the middle of december. And it was delivered last week, so delivery time is currently about 3-4 weeks.
Seems that most distributors don't have them in stock and supply is coming direct from Japan.
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 Originally Posted by Fleath I hadn't heard any rumors like this at all, but it's nice to hear it discredited. AFAIK the rumor started with a statement of Grays of Westminster, the big Nikon dealer in London. In general a very realiable source. Then it "travelled" around the world via some internet forums (I have seen it on photo.net, nikonians.org, some european Nikon forums).
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 Originally Posted by fdisilvestro Yes, and the F6 is still listed on the page with the current products in production: http://imaging.nikon.com/products/imaging/index.htm -
 Originally Posted by patrickjames A few years back the Nikon USA rep told me that everything from Nikon is produced in batches and often things become unavailable until the next batch is produced. Nikon is a small company after all. Just about everything you buy is made in batches
The only thing that varies are the size of the batch and the frequency of the production runs
Its a very economic way to manufacture
It also means you buy more freshly made products
Do you really want to buy a camera/lens/.... that has been sitting in a warehouse somewhere for some years gathering dust or would you prefer a recently made example fresh from the factory ?
The only obvious example that are made by a continuous process are cars
Martin
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