The latest Weekly Nikon news flash #889 highlights a few notable developments for creators who rely on Nikon’s Z-mount system. First, the summary notes that memory card prices are trending upward, while SanDisk is currently offering a sale on its cards at B&H Photo. This combination of rising costs and a promotional opportunity may influence purchasing decisions for photographers and videographers who need reliable storage.

Second, Cosina has officially discontinued several lenses designed for the Nikon Z-mount. The affected models are the NOKTON D 23mm F1.2 Aspherical, the NOKTON D 35mm F1.2 MACRO, and the APO-ULTRON D35mm F2. According to the source, these lenses remain available for purchase at B&H while supplies last, giving creators a window to acquire them before they are no longer produced.

Third, the news flash introduces a new lighting option: the Zeniko RF12 M round head mini flash. This compact flash unit is presented as an addition to the ecosystem, though the summary does not detail its specifications or pricing. Its round head design suggests a focus on versatile light distribution for close‑up or macro work.

For creators, these updates intersect in practical ways. The increase in memory card costs underscores the importance of monitoring sales, such as the current SanDisk promotion at B&H, to manage budget pressures. Simultaneously, the discontinuation of specific Z-mount lenses may affect long‑term lens planning, prompting users to evaluate alternatives or take advantage of