In late May I posted that according to its Medium-Term Management Plan Nikon would in the future be discontinuing many of its DSLR's and F-mount lenses to concentrate instead on developing and promoting its Z-mount mirrorless line. It seems now that that process has not only begun but is happening even more quickly than had been anticipated. Nikkei Asia reports that Nikon is leaving the DSLR market altogether and will be releasing no new DSLR models, though it will continue for the time being at least to market those already in production. Nikon's announcement marks a clear break from its past history of reliance on the SLR as its flagship camera system.
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