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Nikon D3100 in stock now

18/10/2011 1:15:00 AM by paul

Price drops on Nikon digital SLR

28/10/2010 11:59:00 AM by paul

With immediate effect, we've drop the price on selected Nikon digital SLRs as follows:

Nikon D3000

Body only - was $639 - now $599
with 18-55mm lens (non-VR) - was $689 - now $639
with 18-55mm VR lens - was $725 - now $679
with 18-55mm + 55-200mm VR lenses - was $959 - now $899
with Tamron 18-270mm VC lens - was $1519 - now $1249

Nikon D3100

Body only - was $829 - now $799
with 18-55mm VR lens - was $929 - now $899
with 18-55mm + 55-200mm VR lenses - was $1129 - now $1099
with 18-55mm + 55-300mm VR lenses - was $1249 - now $1229
plus reductions in Tamron lens kits

Nikon D90

with 18-55mm VR lens - was $1379 - now $1279
with 18-55mm + 55-200mm VR lenses - was $1629 - now $1529
with 18-105mm VR lens - was $1629 - now $1479
with 18-200mm VR II lens - was $2279 - now $2219
plus over $100 off various Tamron and Sigma lens kits

Nikon D300s

with 18-200mm VR II lens - was $3479 - now $3279
with Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8 VC lens - was $3019 - now $2849
with Tamron 10-24mm lens - was $2869 - now $2819
with Tamron 18-270mm VC lens - was $3019 - now $2949

Nikon D3100 pricing now available

7/09/2010 12:43:00 PM by paul

We've just received pricing from Nikon on the D3100:

Body only - $829
Single VR lens kit (w/ 18-55mm VR lens) - $929
Twin VR lens kit (w/ 18-55mm + 55-200mm VR lenses) - $1129
*NEW* Twin VR 'extended' lens kit (w/ 18-55mm + 55-300mm VR lenses) - $1249

Stock is being advertised as being available 'soon', but, realistically, we think this will arrive first week of October. Order your Nikon D3100 now!

New Nikon cash back deals on digital SLRs

1/06/2010 1:54:00 AM by paul

Nikon have revised their cash back offers, effective 1st June:

$50 off Nikon D3000
$100 off Nikon D5000
$200 off Nikon D90

The deals are available for all purchases between 1st June and 31st August.

The Nikon D700 $200 cash back offer is also still valid for purchases until 30th June.

Cash back is via redemption from Nikon Australia (more information).

Extended warranties on selected Nikon digital SLR

22/02/2010 4:23:00 AM by paul

Nikon has extended their manufacturer's warranty from 12 to 24 months on the D700, D3S and D3X digital SLRs.

Nikon announces D300s, D3000 digital SLR cameras

30/07/2009 4:30:00 AM by paul

Nikon has just announced two new digital SLRs, the D300s and D3000. Full details available on the product page.

Pricing is not yet available, but we expect the D300s to be approximately $300 more than the D300, making the expected body only price $2799.

Also, check Nikon's new lenses, the AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR II and the AF-S NIKKOR 70-200mm f/2.8G ED VR II. Pricing on both lenses TBA.

Nikon firmware update for D3 digital SLR

22/01/2009 2:46:00 AM by paul

Nikon have released a firmware update, ver. 2.01, for their D3 digital SLR camera.

This update fixes a number of issues. More information on the upgrade can be found at the Nikon support website. This is the Windows version. A Macintosh version is also available.

Nikon D3X announced

2/12/2008 11:13:00 AM by paul

Nikon has just announced a new flagship model for their range of digital SLR, the Nikon D3X.

The official press release is shown below:

Nikon D3X Digital SLR Camera

Nikon’s new FX-format digital SLR combines 24.5 megapixels of stunning resolution and image quality with the renowned handling of the D3

Dec. 1, 2008

Designed to meet the demands of a growing multitude of serious professionals, such as studio photographers, for whom exquisite detail is a vital part of their work, the D3X achieves resolution comparable to medium-format cameras — with an entirely new level of operating ease. It’s perfect for the broadest range of detailed work, from fashion and product shots, to weddings, architecture, landscapes and large poster production. And it shares the robust body structure of the D3, for superior mobility and operation in virtually any shooting environment, indoors or out.

• Newly developed Nikon FX-format CMOS sensor (35.9 x 24.0 mm sensing area)

• 24.5 million effective pixels

• Superior-resolution image quality equivalent to medium-format digital cameras

• High-speed continuous shooting of up to approx. 5 frames per second in FX format (24.5 megapixels) / 5:4 (20.4 megapixels); 7 frames per second in DX format (10.5megapixels)*¹

• Wide ISO sensitivity of 100 to 1600 at normal setting, with low noise performance

• Two Live View modes — Handheld and Tripod

• High-density 51-point (world’s largest number*²) AF system

Nikon D300 firmware update

29/10/2008 8:12:00 AM by Paul

Nikon has released v1.10 of the firmware for the D300 digital SLR.

Download for Windows users

Download for Mac users

PLEASE NOTE: These links are for the European firmware version

If you'd like Camera-Warehouse to upgrade your firmware for you, free of charge, please call us on 1300 304 165 or email us to arrange a convenient time to visit the shop.

Nikon D3 now in stock!

28/03/2008 12:41:00 PM by Jaz

The amazing Nikon D3 has been reduced to $6649 and is now in stock for immediate shipping.

Don't miss out!

Nikon D300 firmware update, Australia

18/02/2008 2:26:00 AM by paul

Nikon has released firmware version A update 1.02 for the D300 digital SLR.

More information here.

Nikon D3, D300 pricing available 1st November

31/10/2007 by paul

drrrrrrrr...that's the drum-roll starting. We are pleased to announce that we will have the prices for the new Nikon D300 and D3 digital SLRs from tomorrow. These much anticipated models are sure to be hits this Xmas as Nikon is determined to consolidate its position as #1 digital SLR vendor globally.

What I can tell you is that the D300 will be available initially as body only and with the excellent 18-200mm DX VR lens.

Nikon D3, D300 first look

12/09/2007 by paul

Wow...what more can I say? I was lucky enough to attend the Nikon product launch last night where I got to play with all the latest Nikon COOLPIX range (very nice) and...drum roll please...the new Nikon D300 and D3 digital SLRs.

The launch was held at the Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA) in Sydney's Circular Quay. The SLRs were mounted on tripods on the terrace and pointed towards the harbour bridge and opera house. A perfect setting for testing out new cameras.

However, attached to the cameras were some pretty hefty lenses (600mm f/4 VR on the D3, from memory), and I'd challenge any camera not to look great under those circumstances, and of course, it did look fantastic.

Unfortunately, because the terrace was obviously dark, the cameras were mounted in tripods, and there were 150 other people trying to play, it was difficult to get a really good look at the cameras, but we saw enough to be convinced that these two models will do nothing to harm Nikon's reputation for excellence.

No pricing was available as this is not scheduled for release until November, but the D300 will come in at under $3k (expect street prices around $2900).

Comparing Nikon D300 with Canon EOS 40D

31/08/2007 by paul

I thought I'd post a quick comparison of the specs of the new Canon 40D v Nikon D300 digital SLR cameras, recently announced. I've shown the 'winner' in ():

Resolution (MP): 10.1 v 12.3 (Nikon)
Sensor size: 22.2x14.8 v 23.6x15.8 (Nikon)
ISO: 100-3200 v 100-3200 (draw)
LCD viewer: 7.5cm v 7.5cm (poss. higher resolution on Nikon?)
AF points: 9 v 51 (err...Nikon?)
Burst: 6.5fps (70 shots max.) v 6fps or 8fps w/ battery grip or AC power (draw)
Viewfinder: 95% coverage v 100% coverage (Nikon)
Weight: 740g v 825g (Canon)
Availibility: Any time now v November (Canon)

We don't know what the price difference is going to be in Aus, yet (it doesn't always translate directly from US prices), but it's obvious that the Nikon is the better spec'd camera. That's not to say that the Canon is a bad camera, of course, and the Nikon is quite heavy in comparison. The 40D would be a good option if you want to save a few $$, aren't a weightlifter in your spare time and don't need 51-point AF. If you want the best camera in the mid- to high-prosumer range and you don't mind paying a bit more for it, the D300 is the way to go.

Australian prices for Nikon D300 will be available in October...delivery in November, according to Nikon. Canon 40D will be available from next week (early Sept.), hopefully, in body only and with 17-85mm IS lens [enthusiast] kit form.

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