Nikon D7000 DSLR
So impressive in fact, that it got Peter Gregg and myself thinking that perhaps Nikon is doing away with the Nikon D300s / D400 spot in the Nikon DSLR line-up.
Check out the anticipated specs of the D7000 as recently updated on NikonRumors.com...
- 100% viewfinder
- Dual SD memory card slots
- Magnesium-alloy body
- 16.2MP CMOS sensor (DX)
- Expeed 2
- 1080 HD video @24p 720 @30p (not sure about those)
- 20 min video recording (up from 5min on the D90)
- Save images from video (similar to the D3s)
- AF during video
- Stereo mic input for video
- 6 fps
- Virtual horizon (like the D300s)
- One touch video and/or live view (similar to the D3100)
- Improved ISO range: 100-25600
- 39 AF points
- Wireless flash
- Weather proof (like the D300s)
- New battery system
- Expected price: $1199 for body only
- Update: no swivel display
Sounds like everything and more that we might expect in a Nikon D400. Certainly a DSLR I'd take OVER the Nikon D300s.
So where does the Nikon D300s / Nikon D400 level of DSLR fit in the line-up?
Is Nikon eliminating the D300s / D400 level of camera?
Post a comment and let me know what YOU think?
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