Personally I read the title mean “Nikon flagship” because the context was always on Nikon.
Normally you’d say “any other camera make” (or words to that effect) if you meant other brands included.
Normally you’d say “any other camera make” (or words to that effect) if you meant other brands included.
If someone said "Pepsi sodas are bad compared to all sodas" you're saying it would be normal to assume they're only referring and comparing to other Pepsico branded drinks?
Because headlines like those aren’t there to downplay the importance of the article they’re promoting. There supposed to be a succinct way to encourage people to read the article.
Thus it’s usually better to assume a lesser exaggerated interpretation of a headline.