The Nikon D500’s mirrorless successor is tipped for a 2026 release, and the flagship crop-sensor camera could be a…
- Rumors point to a 'Nikon Z70' reveal before 2026 is out
- It's supposedly a mirrorless successor to the crop-sensor Nikon D500 DSLR flagship
- As such, expect a rugged design and high-speed photography features
One DSLR that Nikon is yet to give to give the mirrorless camera treatment is the decade-old D500 — but rumors over the last few months suggest that the wait could be over soon through what's being dubbed the Nikon Z70.
The D500 was Nikon's flagship crop-sensor DSLR (APS-C, known as 'DX' for Nikon cameras), with a rugged body, dual card slots and high-speed burst shooting. In other words, it's a mini, crop-sensor version of Nikon's D6 full-frame camera that's used by professional sports, wildlife and news photographers.
We already have the Nikon Z9as the mirrorless spiritual successor of the D6, but now there could be the crop-sensor equivalent on its way too, in the form...
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