Nikon has launched their new D3200 entry-level digital SLR camera that claims to offer updated Guide mode function and Smart device compatibility for full-scale, flexible photography. The company has also announced the AF-S NIKKOR 28mm f/1.8G lens which can capture images with blur characteristics photographers want.
Eager to get the Nikon D800 and D4? Well, Nikon Singapore has just announced that the D800 and D4 digital SLR cameras will be selling from today, 22 March, at selected Nikon authorised dealers.
Last month, Nikon announced the 36.3-megapixel D800/D800E digital SLR camera which is scheduled to be available end of March, next week. But for photographer enthusiasts who are looking to get the camera, don't be surprised if the popular D800/D800E is out of stock in stores.
The COOLPIX S Series S4300 and S3300 were announced in early February and are now available for purchase. The S4300 is available in a variety of colours as is the S3300. Both point and shoot digital cameras feature a 16.0-Megapixels seonsor, 6x wide-angle zoom lens, a slim body and built in special effects and filter effects. There is even a Pet Portrait Mode if you are pet owner. The S4300 has a RRP of S$279 while the S3300 is priced at S$219. The S4300 is available in Black, Red, Blue, White and Purple. The S3300 tickles you slight variations in the colour and is available in:- Silver, Black, Red, Gold, Purple, Pink, Pale Green and Blue.
Nikon announced on 7 February 2012 the successor to the D700 after a three and a half year wait. The new D800 / D800E are almost the same camera with the exception of an 'E'nhancement to the D800E and a presumably a small price difference.
The D800/D800E is a Full Frame digital SLR also referred to as an FX body to distinguish the difference in the sensor size with the smaller sensor of Nikon's APS-C bodies being called, DX. The new digital camera is the first 35mm equivalent DSLR to receive and use a 36.3-Megapixel sensor. To ensure image capture is done well a new 91K pixel RGB sensor was developed and the D800/D800E gets the Expeed 3 image processing engine.
The Nikon COOLPIX AW100 is the company's first digital camera that is waterproof, shock-proof and cold-resistant. It has built-in GPS, electronic compass and a map display, and soon, you can also load NAVTEQ map and location content from the camera.
Nikon has announced the launch of their new COOLPIX S2600 which begins retailing today. The slim and stylish compact camera has a 5x zoom NIKKOR lens with 26mm wide-angle view and boasts 14-megapixel sensor to capture high resolution images.
Nikon has announced their new iPhone app which allows photographer enthusiasts to accessNikon’s imaging expertise anytime and anywhere. The "Nikon Asia Image Guide" is free to download from the Apple App Store and offers the latest news from the company, informative videos, photography tips and even photo gallery.
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Nikon Singapore has announced their new flagship digital SLR camera, the Nikon D4. It boasts the latest FX-format CMOS image sensor and EXPEED 3 imaging-processing engine, which claim to offer superior performance and image quality with rich details. According to Nikon Singapore, the D4 will retail in February.
Nikon Singapore has announced the launch of two Facebook applications “Where’s the 1?” and "Psych'd by Nikon” contests whereby users stand to win attractive prizes including Nikon COOLPIX camera and Nikon 1 J1 with the 1 NIKKOR VR 10-30mm f3.5-5.6 lens.
Nikon surprised the world when the company announced their new Nikon 1 advanced mirrorless cameras with interchangeable lens last month - the J1 and V1. Well, apparently, the Nikon 1 cameras have just hit the shelves in Singapore and are retailing from today.
If you have been following the news recently, rumors have suggested that Nikon could be announcing new mirrorless cameras. And today, in Singapore, the word is finally out. The camera maker has officially unveiled their new Nikon 1 advanced mirrorless cameras with interchangeable lens, J1 and V1.
Several rumours are suggesting that Nikon is about to unveil its first mirrorless cameras on Wednesday, although so far we don’t have a complete picture of what to expect. What is clear is that the expected two new camera bodies not will feature an APS-C size sensor, instead we can expect something that ends up somewhere between compact digital cameras and the 4/3 format.
Need a new compact camera? Don't worry, there is a Nikon for that, especially if the latest announcement from the Japanese camera manufacturer is of any indication. Apparently, Nikon has just released a total of six new COOLPIX compact cameras in Japan yesterday, the COOLPIX S6200, S8200, S100, S1200pj, AW100 and P7100, all of which are designed to cater to the ever-changing needs of photographs of varying skill levels.
When it comes to mirrorless cameras which boast the ability to allow for interchangeable lenses, the sensor of choice for manufacturers is usually one which conforms to either than of an APS-C or a smaller Four Thirds form factor, right? Well, not for Nikon it it not; apparently a leaked image of what appears to be the sensor of an upcoming Nikon-branded mirrorless interchangeable lens camera has surfaced onto the Internet,
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