Monthly Archives: September 2010

More Nikon D7000 coverage

B&H and Adorama are now also taking pre-orders. High ISO 3200 samples from Chase Jarvis. According to Nikon Japan, the D7000 will be available on October 29, 2010. Dpreview wrote: “All of these pixels are packed onto a newly developed CMOS sensor, which is almost certainly the same or very similar to that in the [...]

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The official announcements

This post will be updated multiple times in the next few hours. Pre-order options available here. What we did not know: D7000 has AF fine tune, meters with AI lenses, 1/8000 speed, manual video control (Chase Jarvis confirmed this on twitter). Official Nikon links: Nikon D7000 | Nikon USA listing | Samples | Sample movie [...]

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Nikon’s official blog

While waiting: four days ago Nikon started their own official blog. Check it out @ http://blog.iamnikon.com/en_GB/.

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Nikon D7000: base ISO of 100, 1050 shots on a single battery charge

The translation I have is not very clear, but it sounds like the native ISO of the D7000 will be 100 (compared to 200 in the D90). The Nikon D7000 will be able to take 1050 shots on a single battery charge compared to 850 with the D90. The 35mm f/1.4 lens will be available [...]

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Nikon D7000: new 39 points AF and magnesium-alloy body

Small pieces of information continue to pop-up on various Internet forums – the new 39 point AF system and the magnesium-alloy body of the new Nikon D7000:

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