Nikon has announced the release of a special edition of its popular Zfc camera, developed in collaboration with HERALBONY, a company known for empowering neurodiverse artists. The limited-edition Nikon | HERALBONY Zfc model features stunning premium exterior designs created by HERALBONY artists, available exclusively through the official Nikon store. Priced at £1,229 in the UK and €1,429 in Ireland, this unique camera will be available from 19th September 2024.
HERALBONY is dedicated to creating new cultural value through art, focusing on work from neurodiverse artists. Nikon, inspired by HERALBONY’s mission to “Radiate Your Colour,” partnered with the company to bring this vision to the Nikon Zfc. This camera model will allow photographers not only to capture moments but to express their individuality through its custom artwork.
The Nikon Zfc is already a beloved camera among younger users for its blend of vintage-inspired design and modern performance. The camera’s “Premium Exterior” feature allows users to customise the body’s leatherette, offering a personalised touch. In this collaboration, four artworks were selected from HERALBONY’s collection of over 2,000 licensed pieces. The designs available for the Zfc include “Yurinoyoakeri” by Masaharu Honda, “Cone Flower” by Masahiro Fukui, “Joyful Time” by Teppei Kasahara, and “Samba” by Momoko Eguchi, offering users a chance to choose the artwork that resonates with them.
This limited-edition release underlines Nikon’s commitment to expanding imaging possibilities and supporting cultural development. By blending art with imaging technology, Nikon aims to inspire new forms of creative expression.
HERALBONY’s mission goes beyond art, working to change perceptions of disabilities and neurodiversity. The company manages more than 2,000 artworks and collaborates with various enterprises, providing a sustainable business model where artists receive royalties. Through their brand and initiatives, HERALBONY continues to break down societal barriers, making this collaboration with Nikon a meaningful step towards inclusivity in both the art and imaging worlds.
For more details on this limited-edition release, visit the Nikon store.
