At this Photokina 2016 exhibition, Nikon released a number of KeyMission three proofing camera products, including a 360 degree camera KeyMission 360 and two three proofing products KeyMission 170 and KeyMission 80, which are very close to GoPro 4K cameras.

These three products will be launched in October. The retail price of KeyMission 360 is $499. It uses a 20 million pixel CMOS sensor with an aperture of F2.0. Two lenses capture 360 degree 4K video.

KeyMission 360 is 98 feet deep, waterproof, shockproof, and can be used at 14 degrees Fahrenheit (minus 10 degrees Celsius).

In addition to the KeyMission 360, the other two cameras that focus on the three defense function are very similar to GoPro in shape. The KeyMission 170 retail price is $399. It has a rectangular main body, with a F2.8 lens, and a LCD screen on the back.

KeyMission 170 provides a 170 degree ultra wide field of view, uses an 8.3 million pixel CMOS sensor, and can capture 4K UHD video. The body operation buttons are very simple. There are only three buttons: browse menu and change settings.

The camera is 33 feet waterproof and 6.6 feet shockproof, and can also work at 14 degrees Fahrenheit (minus 10 degrees Celsius).

KeyMission 80 has a retail price of $279. It is very lightweight and has two front and rear cameras.

The main camera uses a 12 million pixel CMOS sensor, with a F2.0 aperture and an 80 degree field of view. The secondary camera has a 5 million pixel sensor and a F2.2 aperture.

1.75-inch touch screen LCD is used and operated by a wave wheel.