As for myself, I am no longer really interested on the latest and greatest camera down the pike only to be replaced with another latest and better model. But many who visit may find this of interest.
Nikon's new D-series dSLR: the D7100
Hold presses; Nikon have just unveiled the inevitable successor to their popular
D7000, the
new D7100.
Progress marches in. This is a "mid-range" dSLR, with improved
performance and image quality if it's compared to their entry-level
models (
like the D5200); nevertheless, it still has an APS-C -1.5X- sized image sensor. The D7100 has some features that appear in their professional-level models (like the
D300s), like moisture and dust resistance. Other features
of note include a 24.1-megapixel DX-format CMOS image sensor, EXPEED 3
processor, 6fps burst shooting, full 1080 (30p) HD video recording, a
nice 3.2-inch display, and a new 51-point AF system. There are other features so a visit to Nikon's site is recommended.
Hold presses; Nikon have just unveiled the inevitable successor to their popular D7000, the new D7100.
Progress marches in. This is a "mid-range" dSLR, with improved
performance and image quality if it's compared to their entry-level
models (like the D5200); nevertheless, it still has an APS-C -1.5X- sized image sensor. The D7100 has some features that appear in their professional-level models (like the
D300s), like moisture and dust resistance. Other features
of note include a 24.1-megapixel DX-format CMOS image sensor, EXPEED 3
processor, 6fps burst shooting, full 1080 (30p) HD video recording, a
nice 3.2-inch display, and a new 51-point AF system. There are other features so a visit to Nikon's site is recommended.
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