Nikon related news/links

  • S0me rumored Nikon D4 specs I received – no idea how reliable this info is:
– 15.7MP (more sensitive and with less noise than D3s)
– Up to 16fps with “double exposure”
– ISO 200-12800 (plus extended range)
– 61-point AF
– 1080p video at 30fps
– CLS control (although no flash is mentioned)

“The present invention relates to an external storage device that can read in and record image data stored in a camera, and to a camera that is connected to such an external storage device. An external storage device according to the present invention comprises: a read out unit that reads out management information in a camera, regarding an image file that is stored within the camera; an identification unit that identifies information on specifying device to which the image file was transmitted, based upon the management information read out by the read out unit; a selection unit that selects an image file to be received from the camera, on the basis of a result of identification by the identification unit; and a reception unit that receives the selected image file.”

I am think something between the Epson P-3000 and the newly announced Canon wireless file transmitter (I did receive a rumor about a new “smart” Nikon grip).

  • Nikon service in Poland must be really bad, so bad that now there is a dedicated website polishnikonservice.com created with the hope that something will change.
  • Multiple reports of a weird peeling of the thread inside of the new 70-200 f/2.8 VRII lens – see the full story here. Check yours!

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