This video demonstrates how the Nikon D3200 works with the WU-1a wireless mobile adapter ($59). I am surprised that I could not find any demo videos in English, but you will get the idea. For now the WU-1a adapter will work only with the D3200 and only on Android devices, the iPhone app is coming later this year. At that point it is not clear if Nikon will add WU-1a support to existing DSLR models.
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Nikon France published some full size D3200 sample images on flickr (go under “Actions” and select “View all sizes” to get the full res version). 100% crop taken from the above image:
Flickr D3200 slideshow:
DxOMark just published their Canon EOS 5D Mark III test results and the Nikon D800 scored better in every category, including low light ISO capabilities. The D800 got the highest score ever given by DxOMark by even topping medium format cameras costing 10 times more.
Nikon just announced the D3200 DSLR camera, WU-1a wireless mobile adapter and Nikkor 28mm f/1.8G full frame lens.
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The Nikon D3200 kit will 18-55mm lens and 28mm f/1.8 lens will both cost $699.95. The WU-1a price is $59.95.
Check all pre-order options here.
The new WU-1a adapter will work only with the new D3200 and only on Android devices, iPhone support coming later in the year.
This is the D3200 promo video:
Nikon D3200 hands-on videos:
Here are two enlarged images of the Nikon D3200 in black and red taken from the leaked price list. The D3200 now joins the D5100, D800 and D4 with the new, thinner red swoosh on the grip – the rest of the camera design is identical to the D3100:
Nikon Switzerland published their latest price list that also includes the new D3200 and the AF-S Nikkor 28mm f/1.8G lens:
