A quick reminder to Nikon D90 Features – 12.3-megapixel DX-format CMOS imaging sensor, D-movie, ISO 6400, continuous shooting at up to 4.5 frames-per-second, Live View and 3″ VGA LCD Display.
Rumors About Nikon D800
Nikon D800 announcement delayed due to recent earthquake in japan, now the expected time of announcement is Oct 2011 and Nikon D4 is expected to be announced in early 2012.
Canon new DSLRs also Delayed?
Delay in regards to manufacturing times of new current camera 1D Mark IV – 2-4 Months, 5D Mark II – 1-2 Months and 7D – 1-2 Month, Canon New Product announcement also delayed and the current expected time frames for new cameras.
1Ds Mark IV, 1D Mark V and T4i / 650D – March/April 2012
Nikon D7000 V1.02 Firmware Update – firmware upgrade, release date April 25, 2011
Noise reduction processing is now performed with shutter speeds slower than 1 s (previously 8 s) when On is selected for Long Exp. NR in order to reduce the bright spots that occur with shooting of still images at slow shutter speeds.
An issue that prevented the opening of movies recorded with the D7000 in certain movie editing software applications has been resolved.
When the camera was connected to a television via the A/V cable and a movie was played back, playback was normal the first time but when the movie was played two or more times, the sound was played back at extremely low volume and seemed to play intermittently. This issue has been resolved.
When white balance for RAW images created using the camera’s image overlay function was fine tuned with Capture NX 2 or ViewNX 2, the images acquired a magenta cast. This issue has been resolved.
An issue that caused 0.00” to be displayed for heading information when the GP-1 GPS unit was connected to the camera has been resolved so that —.– is now displayed.
When Viewfinder virtual horizon was the role assigned to the Fn button or the preview button and the applicable button was pressed, errors in the virtual horizon indicator were displayed. This issue has been resolved.
The following errors in Help displays have been resolved.
“Maximum sensitivity” help was displayed for shooting menu>ISO sensitivity settings>On or Off help.
German help displayed “Select focus priority for AF-S mode.” for Custom Settings>a1: AF-C priority selection help .
DxO lab just published the Sensor test result of Nikon D5100 camera, The overall numerical score of Nikon D5100 was 80 , Sony’s acclaimed 16 Mpix sensor already used on the Nikon D7000 was rumored to be used on this camera.
Fuji X100 outperforms 4/3 sensors (see the comparison: Fuji X100 vs Olympus PEN EP2 vs Panasonic Lumix DMC GH2).
APS-C sensor, 23mm non-movable fixed focal, great “Leica-like” design… here are the measurements for one the most anticipated cameras this spring – the Fuji X100.
Its sensor behaves similarly to the best APS-C sensors (see the comparison: Fuji X100 vs Nikon D7000 vs Sony SLT Alpha 55).
Nikon D5100 vs Canon 600D, Which one you should buy? Read the comparison review below
Canon Features 18MP and Nikon D5100 features 16MP sensor, Nikon have better Focusing system than canon and ISO range is almost same if we ignore the boost mode.
Lens mount – Canon 600D supports both EF and EF-S Lenses.
Nikon D5100– AF series of lens is not compatible with the D5100, Lenses without the AF-S (silent wave motor) designation will not focus on bodies without an in-body motor.
Movie Mode – Nikon D5100 Supports AF(Auto-Focus) during movie recording but in canon 600D AF is not available. Canon 600D offers Full HD recording at 30fps and 720p recording at 60fps, Nikon limited to 30fps only.
Nikon D5100 have better Movie mode but limited to Nikon F mount lenses and Canon 600D support EF & EF-S lenses , so if you are interested in shooting movies with your DSLR buy Nikon D5100, otherwise go for canon 600D (Recommended Lenses for Canon 600D)
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