2022 Nissan Z Coupe

[p1l0t]

Originally Posted by Irace86.2.0

Essentially a similar idea, that many small lenses can produce a better picture, but in the case of this camera, all lenses take a photo then the image processors stitch the picture together, so everything is in focus and everything is captured, or anything can be collected from the raw data, so that nothing was ever missed, or rather, every shot could be made into the perfect shot.

Imagine a picture that you take where you have a wide view and close view, a telescopic view, and every distance is in focus. No picture is ever out of focus and every scene was captured.

That actually sounds pretty neat. Although half my photos I do the opposite and purposely blur the background haha.

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[gymratter]

Originally Posted by Summerwolf

I'd be very surprised if they didnt include the grey "v grille" they've been using for the past five years or so. Especially in this car that they're hoping to bring brand recognition and be the new sports car cornerstone.

i was thinking the same, but then i read some article that said Nissan wanted to the new Z its own look. so who knows whats in store.

[Joveen]

Originally Posted by Captain Snooze

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What 13 year old is driving a car. I swear these old people need get lost sometimes.

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[Irace86.2.0]

Originally Posted by p1l0t

That actually sounds pretty neat. Although half my photos I do the opposite and purposely blur the background haha.

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You could do that in post processing like cellphones do, or there may be a raw file of one of those lenses that took that picture. This kind of shows what you can do with the raw data.

[gymratter]

https://www.forcegt.com/news/next-ge...400z-rendered/

[p1l0t]

Originally Posted by gymratter

https://www.forcegt.com/news/next-ge...400z-rendered/

Better but change those taillights to the 300ZX style for the love of...

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[Kodename47]

That's clearly a Supra with some Nissan design thrown at it.

[bcj]

Swingline edition?

To me, it looks like a staple remover.

[gymratter]

[Dadhawk]

Originally Posted by gymratter

That looks oddly familiar...

[gymratter]

Originally Posted by Dadhawk

That looks oddly familiar...

supposedly from the rumor mill its just going to be a re-bodied 370z with a turbo six under the hood.

[Sasquachulator]

Originally Posted by gymratter

supposedly from the rumor mill its just going to be a re-bodied 370z with a turbo six under the hood.

Kinda like what lexus did with the 2021 IS except with more up-to-date powertrain?

[gymratter]

Originally Posted by Sasquachulator

Kinda like what lexus did with the 2021 IS except with more up-to-date powertrain?

yes and no. i believe Lexus has the 2021 IS as a facelift rather than calling it a new gen like Nissan has done with the 350z, 370z, and upcoming "400z". however, Nissan has done a little more work with each Z by at least giving each of them new interiors, different wheelbase, and so on. the IS on the other is basically a new skin over the old car with revised suspension and a lightly updated interior. thats the current world we live in, aka survival of the niche product.

[Red-86]

Originally Posted by gymratter

supposedly from the rumor mill its just going to be a re-bodied 370z with a turbo six under the hood.

Given the other alternatives at various points included a Z crossover or no new Z at all, a reskinned Z with updated interior and turbo 3.0 is a pretty good outcome.