Some more detailed movie specs for the upcoming Nikon mirrorless camera:
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On September 21st Nikon will announce its mirrorless interchangeable lens camera. For the US readers, the announcement should happen on Tuesday night (tomorrow) around midnight EST. I do not expect any other products to be introduced this week.
I have some last moment updates on the V1 and J1 specs: the new camera will be able to shoot still images at 60 fps and VGA video at 400fps.
This third party Nikon D7000 MB-D11 battery grip was sold as an original by Anatolian Bookstore Inc. (third party reseller on Amazon):
This Nikon AF-S Micro-NIKKOR 40mm f/2.8G DX lens review was written by Cary Jordan:
Nikon AF-S Micro-Nikkor 40mm f/2.8G DX Macro lens review By Cary Jordan (The Jordan Collective Photography)
The new Nikon AF-S Micro-Nikkor 40mm f/2.8G DX lens has proven to be full of surprises. It was originally announced by Nikon seemingly out-of-the-blue and continues to surprise with its excellent performance. Despite being an affordable entry level macro lens, there is little info out there other than spec sheets and speculation. Having been one of the first to get a copy of the lens, I’ve spent a good deal of time shooting with it.
Since scientific and controlled testing will be carried out by the usual organizations, I will only attempt to show real-world shooting and offer my opinion on my copy of the lens. You can also reference Nikon’s MTF chart for this lens to compliment this review.
All testing was performed on two (2) Nikon D7000 16.2MP DX (APS-C) DSLR cameras.
A quick poll: are you going to buy the upcoming Nikon mirrorless camera?
To refresh your memory, here are the Nikon V1 and J1 rumored specs:
