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The Nikon Coolpix line had always kept a retro look, which is why we like it so much. This new P60 isn’t an exception, with 8.1 megapixel resolution and 5x optical zoom, this camera is made as a simple point and shoot with cool functionalities. I’m sure you’re curious, so head off to DigitalCameraTracker to read the reviews, written by people like you and me. [The Digital Camera Blog]
Nikon today released a firmware upgrade for the D3 digital camera. The new upgrade features some new improvements. US customers can download the Nikon D3 Firmware 2.0 here. [Keith Slagerman Photo & Design via Digital Camera Blog]
Nikon is going all out with a new style series of cameras. The two models in this series are the S52 and the S52c. The S52c has wifi while both have 9 megapixel sensors, 3x zoom, optical image stabilization, etc. Look for both in May for S52 $250 and the S52c for $280. [Engadget via Digital Camera Blog] Read more
The release date and price for the new Nikon S600 has been revealed. The S600 is scheduled to release in March for $299.
Nikon is releasing several digital cameras so far among them is one called the S600. Nikon offers you three colors to choose from: gold, silver, and black along with other cool features: support for the VR mode (blurring correction), a face recognition AF system, a 4x Optical Zoom, 45MB of internal memory. Check out the other colors after the jump.
Nikon will release its new full-frame digital SLR in Japan. Dubbed as the Nikon D3, the camera features a 12.1MP CMOS imaging sensor and can shoot at nine frames per second with AF tracking or eleven frames per second without. This new DSLR camera also supports up to ISO 6400, and is powered by a newly branded EXPEED image processor, a new 51-point AF sensor, color AF tracking, dual CF compartments, a 3-inch 922,000 pixel LCD monitor with Live View including contrast detect auto-focus, HDMI video output and a virtual horizon function. The Nikon D3 will be released on November 30, 2007.
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Nikon introduced its new Nikon Coolpix S51C digital camera. It is a great combination of style and technology. This 8.1MP shooter adopts a 3x optical zoom lens which has a focal range from 1ft to infinity. The S51C also provides 1/2.5-in. CCD image sensor and 3.0” inches tilt LCD screen with 160-degree wide-angle of view to give the maximum resolution of 3264 x 2448. Its Optical VR Image Stabilization minimizes the effect of camera shake to give you blur free images, while the auto adjust feature allows you shoot crystal clear, bright images even in low light.
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The Nikon Coolpix S51c 7.99MP digital camera comes jam packed with the WiFi and Flickr support. With this cam, you can upload and email your fav. pictures using “my Picturetown” internet photo upload service, which allows you to upload pictures to Flickr or your own blog. The S51c is actually a successor of the S51 version. Nikon S51c retails for $460, while the S51 is priced at $400. Both cameras will be available in September.
Nikon has recently announced the D300 DSLR that features a 12.3MP DX format CMOS sensor, HDMI support with 1080i playback, 200-3200 ISO range, live view and a 3-inch viewfinder. Nikon D300 DSLR will ship in November with the price tag of $1799.
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The Nikon Coolpix P5000 is a 10MP camera which provides a high sensitivity of USI 3200, vibration reduction that lets you snap images even in low light conditions, and face recognition for sharper portrait shots. LetsGoDigital has reviewed this camera. Here is the verdict.
The power of the Nikon Coolpix P5000 is found in the camera itself. The camera will feel comfortable for most photographers, and that makes it worth it. You have to settle for a few shortcomings, but if you can live with that, you truly have a great camera. The Nikon Coolpix P5000 is in my opinion one of the nicest compact cameras available right now, it is really well built.
LetsGoDigital via Digital Cameras
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