A DSLR camera with a movie function that shoots moving pictures at HD 720p with 24 frames per second in motion jpeg format has been released by Nikon.
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The D90 is the upgrade of the D80, but with more functions than it predecessor. The movie function is enhanced by the creatively shallow depth-of-field made possible by the DX-format sensor. This is claimed to be further refined by the optical quality and broad selection of NIKKOR lenses.
Its image sensor and 12.3 effective megapixels combine with Nikon’s EXPEED image processing to deliver fine detail, smooth tones, and low noise across a wide ISO sensitivity.
Auto focus, exposure and white balance are also features of the new camera, which are provided by the company’s Scene Recognition System. Live View mode allows shooting while confirming the subject on the large 3-inch, approximately 920k-dot, high-density colour LCD and offers three contrast-detect AF modes to allow photographers to focus on any ponint in the frame. In addition to wide and normal area AF, the D90 offers face priority AF in Live View mode for even sharper pictures of people.
The D90 has a precise eye-level pentaprism viewfinder with approximately 96 percent (centred) frame coverage and an easy-to-view 19.5mm eyepoint. The built-in 16-frame superimposed grid display can be activated to assist in the creation of better-balanced compositions.
A new optional GPS unit offers location information such as latitude, longitude, altitude and time, which is automatically recorded to each image’s EXIF data.
RRP
D90 Body only $1,549
D90 + 18-105mm VR $1,849
D90 + 18-55mm VR + D90 + 55-200mm VR $1,899
D90 + 18-55mm VR $1,649
See. www.nikon.com
