2/07/2008 8:32:00 AM by paul
Nikon has today announced the D700 digital SLR camera. Featuring the 'full frame' FX type CMOS sensor, the D700 fits between the top-of-the-range Nikon D3 and the Nikon D300 cameras. Key Features: - 12.1 megapixel 'FX' format CMOS sensor
- Expeed image processor
- Up to ISO 6400
- Scene recognition system
- 51-point auto-focus system with 15 cross-type sensors
- 5fps continuous burst or 8fps with the multi-battery pack
- 0.12sec start-up time
- 40ms shutter release lag (CIPA standard)
It's a beauty, and will certainly provide competition for the aging Canon EOS 5D. The camera will be officially available as body only with RRP of $3999. Stock is expected by the end of July, though this will be initially limited. Please note also, that the FX format sensor means limited functionality with existing DX-type Nikon lenses. The effective resolution of the camera will be dropped to around 5 megapixels due to sensor cropping. More information: Nikon D700
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