The new free site dxomark gives us the answer (based on their own DxOMark scale):
- Nikon D3
- Nikon D700
You can also analyze and compare a wide range of cameras.
The new free site dxomark gives us the answer (based on their own DxOMark scale):
You can also analyze and compare a wide range of cameras.
This is according to Fotosidan:
“On Foto2008 fair, so we talked with Lasse “Nikon-lasse” Pettersson at Nikon English and he can confirm that there is no press viewing the 20th of November.”
Update:
At the same time someone at dpreview claims to have seen the D3x with a release date of December 1st:
“Hold your breath, it will have a very interesting spec which – now – makes it clear to me why they put on hold the D3 production.”
Here is another thread on the same topic.
I still believe we will see the D3x in the next 2 weeks.
A reader posted this link in one of the comments:
From NPD Group, the Top 5 Ranked Digital SLR on Unit Volume for September 2008:
1. Canon EOS Rebel XSi 12.2MP SDHC/MMC 3″ LCD Pictbridge w/18-55mm Lens
2. Nikon D40 6.1 MP w/18-55mm Lens SLR Kit
3. Nikon D60 10.2MP SD/SDHC 2.5″ LCD USB 2.0 w/18-55mm Lens
4. Nikon D90 12.3MP SDHC 3″LCD USB 2.0 w/18-105mm Lens
5. Sony DSLR-A300K 10.2MP 2.7″ LCD USB 2.0 w/18-70mm Lens
What is better: to have the top selling camera, or to have three cameras in the top 5?
Update: some of the text of those events was changed in the past few hours. I guess Nikon Germany is closely following NR. This is not the first time – remember the D3_2 folder? It’s gone now.
Nikon Germany has 4 different events in different cities scheduled for November 20th (coincidence?). I specifically find this one interesting:
Produktdemonstration mit Check & Clean-Service in Landshut bei Foto Petzold, Schirmgasse 281, 84028 Landshut
Am Donnerstag, dem 20. und Freitag, dem 21. November 2008 erhalten Sie bei Foto Petzold Informationen über die aktuellen Nikon Produkte aus erster Hand. Geschulte Nikon Fachberater stehen Ihnen an beiden Tagen ausführlich Rede und Antwort. Natürlich haben sie eine Reihe von (neuen) Nikon Highlights mit im Gepäck. Kommen Sie vorbei. Es lohnt sich. Foto Petzold und wir freuen uns auf Sie. Achtung! Kostenloser Check & Clean-Service für Nikon Kameras.
Google translation:
Product demonstration with Check & Clean Service in Landshut with photo Petzold, umbrella Lane 281, 84028 Landshut
On Thursday, the 20th and Friday, 21 November 2008 photo, please contact Petzold information on the latest Nikon products first hand. Nikon trained advisors are available on both days speak and answer questions in detail. Of course, they have a number of (new) Nikon highlights with the luggage. Come over. It’s worth it. Photo Petzold and we look forward to hearing from you. Regard! Free & Clean-check service for Nikon cameras.
Recent discussion from an Austrian forum (translated, thanks F):
Oliver: Anyways, you can say Nikon bettered themselves [Re: Delays]. I even got a camera, even before it was announced. Can’t find anything wrong with it.
A.: D3x?
Oliver: Hardly. Rather a probably upcoming -yet unnamed- DX-SLR model for Joe Sixpack. Feeling like a dual-digit D, but nice. I applied for the “D4” or “D3x”, but whether I as a zero will be able to get my hands on it, God knows.
A.: And you didn’t sign a NDA that forbids you to tell your opinion publicly?
Oliver: I wasn’t forbidden to tell I saw a camera. And nobody can forbid me to tell my “feelings”. Only /facts/ are, what I may not tell until a certain date. Or publishing pictures.
I got a report from a Nikon Pro Dealer in Europe – they got an invitation to go to Saint Petersburg at the end of the month for a Nikon event. Can someone (mainly in Europe) confirm that and maybe send us a copy/scan of the invitation text?
Thanks!
Update: Why Russia? Maybe this article has the answer.
Nikon School Speedlight Educational DVD is now available for purchase.
You can see a preview of the DVD here.