04.22.07
Posted in Nikon at 12:27 pm by Contact
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- 10.0 effective megapixel CCD image sensor
- 3.5x optical Zoom-Nikkor lens offering 36-126mm (35mm equivalent) range
Large, bright 2.5-inch 230,000-dot LCD monitor with wide viewing angle
- Optical lens shift VR image stabilization for clearer, sharper results
- ISO 3200* capability enables faster shutter speeds and better exposure in lower light
- Aperture-priority Auto and other advanced shooting modes for greater personal control (P, S, A, M modes controlled with Mode dial)
- External flash and converter lens options for greater system expandability
- Optical viewfinder
- Magnesium alloy front panel
- A selection of three innovative functions, Face-priority AF, In-Camera Red-Eye Fix and D-Lighting provide the ability to actually improve the quality of images within the camera
- 16 scene-optimized modes, seven movie modes, Anti-Shake mode and High-Sensitivity mode
* ISO 3200 is available only for image sizes of 5M (2592 x 1944) or smaller.
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01.18.07
Posted in Nikon, Reviews at 11:14 am by Contact
The lightest, most compact Nikon digital SLR ever, featuring intuitive controls and an ergonomically designed operation that even first-time SLR users can enjoy
Nikon DX Format CCD image sensor; 6.1 effective megapixels
Fast 2.5 frames per second in bursts of up to 100 JPEG frames (FINE L-size or smaller)
High-precision digital image processing algorithms produce natural-looking images with faithful color and tone reproduction
3D Color Matrix Metering II with 420-pixel RGB sensor delivers consistent and dependable automatic exposure for ideal results in most lighting conditions
Advanced 3-area AF system and the refined algorithms inherited from the advanced Nikon digital SLR cameras deliver fast, efficient and precise autofocus, while an AF-assist illuminator helps ensure top performance in dark situations
Automatic control over ISO-equivalent sensitivity from ISO 200 to 1600 plus HI 1 can also be set manually
Eight automated Digital Vari-Programs [Auto, Auto (Flash Off), Portrait, Landscape, Child, Sports, Close Up, and Night Portrait] optimize white balance, sharpening, tone, color, saturation and hue to match the scene
Near-instant 0.18-second power-up lets photographers respond to every photographic opportunity
Versatile shutter speed control with a range from 30 to 1/4000 s, plus bulb
Creative in-camera effects and editing functions consolidated under the new Retouch menu, including D-Lighting, Red-eye correction, Trim, Monochrome settings (Black-and-white, Sepia, Cyanotype), Filter Effects (Skylight, Warm filter, Color balance), Small Picture and Image Overlay
Large 2.5-inch LCD monitor with viewing angle of approx. 170 degrees in all directions
Innovative information displays can be shown in Classic, Graphic or Wallpaper format
“Assist Images” help select the appropriate settings for many camera features by showing an example image typical of that setting
Large, bright viewfinder with 0.8x magnification ensures clear view for precise composition
Fast image data transfer and recording to SD memory cards of up to 4GB capacity (SDHC compliant)
Long-life Rechargeable Li-ion Battery EN-EL9 allows up to 470 images* in single-frame shooting mode on a single charge (*CIPA standard, with Built-in Flash used for 50% of the shots)
Built-in Flash with i-TTL flash control and full support for Nikon’s Creative Lighting System
Includes Nikon???s PictureProject software for easy control over image adjustment and management
Support for Nikon’s new Capture NX software, which provides easier access to powerful and visually intuitive enhancement tools that help tap the full potential of NEF images
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11.15.06
Posted in Nikon at 3:04 pm by Contact
Features
Precision 38 to 116mm (35mm equivalent) 3x optical Zoom-Nikkor lens
Takes up to 1,000 shots without changing batteries
Large, bright 2.5-inch, 115,000-dot LCD monitor
Especially easy operation
ISO 800 capability compensates for low-light situations
D-Lighting corrects images compromised by insufficient flash or excessive back light
Face-priority AF can detect a human face to provide sharp focus automatically
In-Camera Red-Eye Fix detects, then corrects for the red-eye effect sometimes caused by flash
15 Scene modes, 4 with Scene assist
Continuous shooting at up to 1.7 frames per second
Movie shooting with sound at up to 30 frames per second
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11.11.06
Posted in Nikon, News at 12:47 pm by Contact
from NIKON Press Center?
NEW NIKON COOLPIX S10 ADDS VIBRATION REDUCTION TO A POWERFUL 10X OPTICAL ZOOM FOR IMPRESSIVE PICTURES FROM ANY ANGLE
Nikon???s popular compact unique body design, enhanced image quality and picture sharing features make the COOLPIX S10 a great camera for parents, travelers, concert and sporting enthusiasts
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10.23.06
Posted in Nikon, Reviews at 4:06 am by Contact
Camera Labs
The Nikon D80 digital SLR is the successor the D70s. Announced in August 2006, it???s positioned between the entry-level D50 and semi-professional D200, squarely targeting photographic enthusiasts or those who simply want a step-up from a budget model. The D80 inherits or tweaks many aspects from both the D50 and D200, along with introducing a few new features of its own. Starting with the headline specifications, the D80 shares the same 10.2 Megapixel resolution, 2.5in screen and user interface of the D200, although as we???ll explain in the review, there are some differences. The body itself is physically very similar to the D50 and inside there???s the same metering system.
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09.30.06
Posted in Nikon, Reviews at 9:45 am by Contact
Digital Photography Review
Announced just before PMA in February 2006, the 8 megapixel Coolpix P3 replaces the P2 at the top of Nikon’s compact Coolpix range, adding a few features (the headline change being the introduction of optical image stabilization) and sleeker, simpler styling. Like the P2 the P3 is one of the small, but growing, band of cameras with built-in wireless (802.11 b/g) Wi-Fi capabilities, and like most of Nikon’s higher-end Coolpix models it is stuffed to the gills with features, options and controls. Nikon also announced a sister model (the Coolpix P4) that offers exactly the same specification without the Wi-Fi for around $40 less. It is safe to assume that the image quality and handling aspects of this review are equally applicable to the P4.
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09.04.06
Posted in Nikon, Reviews at 8:44 am by Contact
Camera Labs
Nikon’s D200 is the successor to the D100 launched way back in the Summer of 2002. Back then the D100 went up against Canon’s EOS-D60, a model which Canon has since replaced twice, with a third successor expected to be announced by March. Yes, it’s sure been a long time coming, but at least Nikon’s pulled out all the stops for its latest digital SLR.The Nikon D200 is positioned between the D70s and D2X, targeting the serious amateur through to the professional photographer. It features 10.2 megapixel resolution, superb build quality, a wide array of features and fast handling. Many of the D200’s features are actually taken direct from the top-of-the-range D2X.
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09.02.06
Posted in Nikon, Reviews at 4:18 am by Contact
Digital Photography Reviews
In February 2005 Nikon announced several new additions to its compact Coolpix range, including an entry-level 7 megapixel model (the Coolpix 7600) and two slightly more feature-rich cameras which are indentical except for their sensor pixel count; the 5MP Coolpix 5900 (which replaced the 5200) and the camera on test here, the 7MP Coolpix 7900. All three feature several unique features, including In-Camera Red-Eye Fix, face-priority AF, D-Lighting and Blur Warning, which analyses each shot as it is taken and warns if the image isn’t sharp.
The Coolpix 7900 joins an increasingly crowded field of small, ‘point and shoot’ 7 megapixel cameras from most of the major players, and goes head-to-head with popular models such as Canon’s SD500 and Sony’s P150/P200. So does the latest Coolpix have what it takes to stand out in an increasingly competitive market?
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