Top 10 NikonRumors posts for October 2012

By [NR] admin | Published: November 1, 2012

 

  

  

These are the top 10 most visited NikonRumors posts for October 2012:

  1. Breaking: Nikon 70-200mm f/4 lens with next generation VR to be announced next week
  2. Nikon D5200 DSLR camera to be announced next
  3. Nikkor 70-200mm f/4G ED VR vs. 70-200mm f/2.8G ED VR II specs comparison
  4. DX format is not dead yet
  5. Nikon D600 sensor’s dust spots caused by a gap around the shutter?
  6. Nikon 1 V2 mirrorless camera will be announced next
  7. Nikon 1 V2 mirrorless camera specifications
  8. Nikon battery pack compatibility
  9. Nikkor AF-S 70-200mm f/4G ED VR lens specifications
  10. At least one new Nikon camera to be announced by the end of 2012

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  • AM

    Looking forward to next week’s announcements. Hopefully, Nikon surprises us with the D400.
    First.

    • D400 M.I.A.

      HAHAHAHAHA …

      January.

  • This month didn’t cost me any money!

    • Plug

      It did me! I went out and bought a 15mm Zeiss Distagon. Awesome on a D800 but costs the earth!

  • PHB

    Getting to the point where maybe some price drops rather than new product announcements are due.

    Other than the D300s, there is really nothing in desperate need of a refresh as far as bodies go.

    On the lens front there is the missing 80-400 AFS in F-mount, plus whatever primes Nikon feels might sell. The only other lens really lacking in the Nikon range is a good micro lens. But the CX format is going to be far better for microscopy than anything could ever be on F-mount.

    So when does the D800 production reach the point that the lens rebates kick in? Main problem I have with the D800 is that I would need to refresh pretty much my whole lens set to take full advantage. Those D700 rebates of yore would be quite handy. D800 plus magic trio.

    • Jabs

      @PHB – Great post and well thought out too.

      +1

      • PHB

        D800 plus magic trio currently goes for $8600 or so at B&H. ouch! (they do have a $200 rebate per lens for two bundled lenses)

        But going down to a D600 only reduces that to $7600 and without worthy lenses there is little real advantage to FX. Hence the reason I get rather pissed off by the ‘kill DX crowd’. Switching from DX to FX only really makes sense if either money is no object or you already have f/2.8 lenses. Using f/4 lenses cancels out the low light and DoF advantages completely.

  • < still waiting for sigma 35 1.4 HSM

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