Monday, November 9, 2026

Everyday Moments Captured by Nikon Users to Feature in 2027 Calendar

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2026-11-09 14:32:00
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2026-11-09 14:32:00
Nikon Imaging Korea Co., Ltd. said on the 9th that it is holding a giveaway event for a specially produced '2027 Nikon Limited-Edition Calendar,' featuring photos by Nikon users, to welcome 2027.
[Financial News] Nikon Imaging Korea Co., Ltd. said on the 9th that it had produced a '2027 Nikon Limited-Edition Calendar' using photos taken by camera users themselves. The calendar features monthly photos of landscapes and everyday moments captured from the users' perspectives.
The calendar was created primarily using photos taken by Nikon users themselves. It features landscapes captured in a variety of locations and scenes from everyday life, allowing people to enjoy a different photo each month. Its key feature is that it shares everyday photography experiences through photos by ordinary users rather than works by professional photographers.
The design is simple so the photos stand out. The calendar is made in a desk format and can be placed on a desk or elsewhere indoors, and each page has a perforated line. It can be used in various ways, such as detaching a favorite photo to enjoy separately or attaching the calendar portion to a wall.
Nikon Imaging Korea Co., Ltd. is accepting applications through its official website until the 22nd and will award calendars to 1,500 people selected by lottery. Those who wish to participate can sign up for or log in to the website, then fill out the entry form on the event page. Winners will be sent calendars from the 27th onward using the shipping information they provided when entering, with no separate announcement.
Lee Joo-eun, marketing director at Nikon Imaging Korea Co., Ltd., said, "We prepared this calendar in the hope that you will continue to record and enjoy precious moments in everyday life through photography with Nikon in 2027 as well," adding, "I hope you welcome a meaningful new year with a calendar featuring the distinctive photos of Nikon users." 
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