Category: Nikon D3000

  • Instant rebate on Nikon lenses at B&H

    Instant rebate on Nikon lenses at B&H

    70-300mm VR Lens & 18-55mm Bundled with the D-5000 ($250 Instant Rebate) 18-200mm VR Bundled with the D-90 ($300 Instant Rebate) 24-70 f/2.8G ED mm & 70-200mm f/2.8G ED VR II Bundled with D-300S or D-700 ($700 Instant Rebate) This offer ends 11/20/2010: Hurry up! And all the other rebates at B&H.

  • Five D-SLR shoot-out

    Barry Fitzgerald decided to offer us a comparison of five of the entry-level D-SLR. I invite you to read to the conclusion which should please some of the admirers of Pentax. The reviewed cameras are: Sony Alpha A230 Sony Alpha A550 Pentax K-x Canon EOS 1000d/Rebel XS Nikon D3000

  • Videos for the Nikon D3000

    The Nikon D3000 has just been announced and here is what videos can be found on the Internet to present it. 4 videos in English. In English YouTube link

  • Nikon D300s & D3000, video preview

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  • Nikon D3000 photos

  • Nikon D300s + Nikon D3000: Here they are!

    The Nikon D3000 is a new entry-level 10.2 Megapixel DX-Format DSLR, the Nikon D300s is a bit higher located, replacing the current D300, and bringing video to the enthusiast SLR photo camera. Nikon D3000 feature set: 10.2 Megapixel DX-format (APS-C) sensor Ultrasonic dust reduction system on the sensor Sensitivity: 100-1600 ISO + Hi (ISO 3200…

  • Nikon D300s and D3000 next week

    All my informers repeat it now: the Nikon D300s and Nikon D3000 will be officially launched next week.

  • All Nikon in 2009 & 2010

    NikonRumors has shaken our little world of Internet digital photography by presenting what could well be Nikon’s marching order for the coming year (and a little more). Hold on! There are a lot of details for a single post on a Czech forum: August 4, 2009 Nikon D3000 Nikon D300s with Full-HD movie 24 fps,…

  • Nikon D3000: A simpler Nikon?

    According to LensTip, Nikon is going to simplify its entry-level photo cameras (like other manufacturers): The Nikon D3000 would be a Nikon D5000 without the orientable screen, nor video capture (2009 would not only be the year of the SLR cameras with video?) Via Le journal du Geek (Thanks to Mash). Update: The original article…