Category: Nikon

  • Cameras delayed for fear of recession

    Crisis, recession, deflation, financial crush, layoffs are all words that we hear about on a daily basis. Whatever you feel/think about them, there is a reality: the consumers are buying less. This is as true for photo hardware and software as for the other markets (maybe it’s worse for cars…) Now, this has a clear…

  • More reviews for the FF cameras

    I am quite impressed, I keep receiving more and more reviews for the Full Frame SLR cameras of this winter. It seems that the interest is very high. Currently: Nikon D3x: 15 reviews Canon EOS 5D Mk II: 21 reviews Sony Alpha 900: 21 reviews Nikon D700: 16 reviews A lot of reading for those…

  • Back to September predictions

    Today, I was back reading the post I wrote last September about the Nikon D800. Isn’t it interesting to notice that the Nikon D3x appeared about the time I was thinking to see the Nikon D800. So what? A Nikon D800 in February 2009?

  • FAQ for entry-level Nikons

    If you own a Nikon D40, Nikon D40X or a Nikon D60 (one of the best-selling entry-level digital SLR cameras), it may be useful to stop by the D40/x/D60 Club Wiki. What makes you quickly enthused with it, is the Wiki origin of this unusual kind of FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions). It is build by…

  • Nikon D800 at 15MP

    The birth of rumours about a Sony Alpha 800 SLR camera at 15MP started the rumour mill again for a Nikon D800. After years of partnership (Sony manufacturing a camera sensor for SLRs, Sony and Nikon using it in their SLR cameras), no surprise if you try to forecast the next step: Nikon D800. Of…

  • Nikon D65

    We are all nearly certain that Nikon will bring us soon (at least) one new digital SLR camera for the lowest price point (well under 1000$) to renew its most accessible camera range. Apparently, some know (or believe they know) that it will be called Nikon D65. Even better, here are its features: 12MP CMOS…

  • The best SLR

    According to DXO-labs and their DXOmark ranking of the quality of digital sensors, the Nikon D3x is now officially the best digital camera available in the world.

  • Nikon in bed with Apple

    And here comes the Nikon D400:

  • Full Frame SLR comparisons

    With the arrival of all these new digital photo cameras with a large sensor (Full Frame) in 2008, like the Sony Alpha 900 or the Canon EOS 5D MkII, it became difficult to find your own path. The more because their main advantage of these is photo cameras is to offer images of ultra-high quality…