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By admin, on March 2nd, 2011
 Today Nikon Rumor report that D5100 The Nikon D5100 is expected to have 11 AF points (just like the D3100 and the D5000). Latest information received implies that the D5100 may use the 16.2MP sensor from the D7000.
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By admin, on February 27th, 2011
 Latest news form a German photographer, Claudius Schulze, posted in his blog that he just pre-ordered the Nikon D800 from Nikon representative.
DP Review member claims that”The D800 (not the D4) will have a sensor carriage that can be easily removed by an authorized dealer.”
later he add the spec of the camera – “The D800 will have a 16.4MP FX Nikon designed sensor. By September 2011 Nikon will have the first available replaceable sensor available.”
Nikon D800 Specification : 16.4MP FX sensors, 3.3″ LCD screen with a built in collapsible hood, new MB-D10i battery grip, 1/16000sec, full HD video at 120fps.
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By admin, on February 25th, 2011
Nikon D4 by Adrien Séné, on Flickr
Nikon’s future High-end Pro DSLR D4 will offer Light Peak or Thunderbolt support(10Gbit/s data transfer speed), Light Peak or Thunderbolt Technology officially available to new MacBook Pro models.
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By admin, on February 23rd, 2011
TOKYO – Nikon Corporation’s D3100 digital-SLR camera, recipient of the iF Product Design Award 2011, is also a recipient of the iF Communication Design Award 2011. The iF Design Awards are globally prestigious awards sponsored by International Forum Design GmbH of Hanover Germany. As recipient of two prestigious iF awards in 2011, the Nikon D3100 has proven its superior design.
Nikon entered the D3100 in the iF Communication Design Award’s Product Interfaces category. The D3100’s GUI was designed for simple operation that can be quickly mastered by even first-time users of a digital-SLR camera, and its major feature is the Guide Mode menus that allow users to gradually increase their photographic knowledge and skill. The camera won the iF Communication Design Award based on the usability, look and feel, and uniqueness of its interface.
Six independent and equally important design awards, collectively known as the iF Design Awards, have been sponsored by International Forum Design(iF) based in Hanover Germany, since 1953. Each year, industrial products exhibiting superior design from around the world are selected as recipients of these prestigious awards, among them the Product Design Awards, Communication Design Awards and Packaging Awards. This year, 861 products from 27 countries were entered in the contest for the iF Communication Design Awards 2011. 231 products, including the D3100, received the award.
This year’s awards ceremony is scheduled to be held on March 18th (Friday) at BMW Welt in Munich.
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By admin, on February 23rd, 2011
Nikon released v2.1.1 of View NX (Mac | Windows).
About this software:
ViewNX 2 is a software application for organising, sorting, displaying, viewing, and editing images and movies captured with digital cameras. This is the full install version of ViewNX 2.1.1 for Windows OS computers.
Modifications enabled with Ver. 2.1.1
– An issue that prevented display of images scanned in NEF format with the COOLSCAN V has been resolved.
– An issue that prevented display of printer profiles created with X-Rite ColorMunki Photo has been resolved.
Modifications enabled with Ver. 2.1.0
– Support for the COOLPIX P500, COOLPIX P300, COOLPIX L120, COOLPIX L23, COOLPIX S9100, COOLPIX S6100, COOLPIX S4100 and COOLPIX S3100 was added.
– A function for attaching images to e-mail messages was added.
– The following printing functions were added.
– The number of rows and columns can be specified for the Index Print option.
– Images can be printed with borders.
– Options of 1 x 1, 3 x 2 and the same aspect ratio as the original image were added to the Crop function.
– Support for the following functions was added to the GeoTag screen.
– A topographical (Physical) map was added.
– The location at which movies with GPS information attached were recorded can be displayed on the map.
– Only pins for selected images can be displayed on the map.
– The following functions were added for greater collaboration with my Picturetown.
– A progress bar is displayed with upload.
– Upload can be cancelled before completion.
– An option that prevents automatic display of the left and right palettes and the filmstrip was added.
– Users can choose whether or not colour matching is performed for image thumbnails.
– SB-600 was indicated as the flash used with some images captured using the SB-800. This issue was resolved.
– Nikon Transfer 2 file transfer speed was increased, especially with movie files measured in gigabytes.
– The function for uploading images to my Picturetown was eliminated from Nikon Transfer 2. Images can be uploaded to my Picturetown using ViewNX 2.
– Playback time of the portion of a movie that remains when the trim function is used is displayed in Nikon Movie Editor’s Trim dialog.
– An indicator was added to show where transition effects cannot be added to the Nikon Movie Editor storyboard.
– When images were resized and cropped and then saved in NEF format with Nikon Capture 4 were opened, the crop was not accurately displayed. This issue was resolved.
– When decimal points were indicated using a comma by the OS and a search on the GeoTag screen was performed, search results did not show the accurate locations. This issue was resolved.
– When a large number of images were displayed in quick succession, image display sometimes failed. This issue was resolved.
– When the value in the Exposure Comp. input box was changed and the Save button was clicked while the change was being applied, a confirmation dialog was displayed because a different process was being applied as the image was being saved. This issue was resolved.
– When the Sort option was set to Date Shot, the first image displayed was not selected with application start up. This issue was resolved.
– When multiple NEF files were selected, keyword(s) added, and the images then saved, an error occurred while the images were being saved. This issue was resolved.
– When files were converted with certain computer systems, an “Unexpected error” message was displayed and the files could not be converted. This issue was resolved.
– An issue that prevented proper operation of the arrow keys on the keyboard after files were deleted from the filmstrip was resolved.
By admin, on February 19th, 2011
 Nikon D5100 has arrived with same sensor of Nikon D3100, today NikonRumors has received a leaked image of what of shipping boxes of the upcoming Nikon D5100 DSLR.
Nikon D5100 specification:
- Same body as the D5000
- 14 MP sensor
- Swivel LCD
- Video 1080p
By admin, on February 14th, 2011
Nikon New design to get the best of both worlds.
Patent Details
- Patent Publication No. 2011-28177
- published 2011/02/10
- filled 2009/07/29
- The half-mirror
- The part of divided light is for the OVF
- The another light is for the imager
- It generates ghosts
- The mode of single capture
- The photographer decides composition in OVF or back-LCD
- At the exposure
- The mirror is up
- It closes the finder eye piece to prevent the reverse incidence
- The mode of continuous capture
- The photographer decides composition in OVF or back-LCD
- At the exposure
- The mirror is not up
- The half-mirror decreases a picture quality
- It revives a picture quality by image processing
- The photographer can use the OVF for the whole continuous capture
- The mode of movie type1
- The mirror is up
- It closes the finder eye piece to prevent the reverse incidence
- The photographer decides composition in back-LCD only
- The photographer can use the function of AF for the whole movie capture
- The mode of movie type2
- The mirror is not up
- The photographer decides composition in OVF or back-LCD
- The photographer can use the function of AF for the whole movie capture
- The half-mirror decreases a picture quality
- It revives a picture quality by image processing
- The photographer can use the OVF for the whole continuous capture
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